The Week: Profits over people
March 28, 2020
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as posted by the channelHosts Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti take another look at some of their favorite segments from this week. They look back at their conversation with New York Magazine's Josh Barro on why Congress should have focused on bailing out everyday Americans not big business, their chat with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed on why America's healthcare system is woefully unprepared for the coronavirus pandemic, and their discussion with Unite Here President D Taylor on how the stimulus package does nothing to protect workers' healthcare.
Josh BarroBig business can wait, bailout people first
Dr. Abdul ElSayedHow profit motive in healthcare screwed us in crisis
Unite Here President D TaylorBailout does nothing to save workers' healthcare
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