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10:33Now PlayingAs midterms near, Medicare for All is back in the spotlight and Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has become the newest face for it. Today, we dig into what Medicare for All would actually do and hear directly from El-Sayed on why he thinks it’s critical to figure out.
Tomorrow, billionaire Mark Cuban joins the show as we continue our discussion on Medicare for All.
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