that seeks to deny the real fears in the communities. as a result of historic racism exacerbated by a former president and media allies who describe the coronavirus pandemic as the china virus or kung flu for more than a year up to and as recently as this week. the right is doubling down on the violence trutherism with this comment from congresswoman chip roy. we believe in justice. there is an old saying in texas find the rope and get a tall oak tree. you know, we take justice very seriously. we ought to do that. round up the bad guys. my concern about this hearinging is that it seems to want to venture into the policing of rhetoric in a free society. now we are talking about whether talking about china, the chi coms, whatever phrasing we want to use, if some people say we think those people are the bad guys. i think the chinese communist party are the bad guys. and i think that they re harming people. those remarks prompted an immediate outcry, among these colleagues in
is still $800, you might say something s definitely broken. this week we re tracking instances of broken government. medical billing. how the hospital comes up with those numbers, why they re so high and how much you actually have to pay. it can all leave your head spinning. how to fix it? unfortunately, no clear answer. at least not yet. but we have our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta taking a closer look today at what you can expect to pay on your next trip to the hospital. reporter: one of the questions that comes up all the time is what about these hospital bills. how exactly do they break down, how do you make sense of it? no question it leaves a lot of people scratching their heads. i want to take you inside this operating room. this is the hospital where i work, i am a neurosurgeon. just having an operation performed in a room like this costs about $3,000 an hour. for starters. come on in. give you a couple of quick examples. if you look at a hospital bill you m