Thank you.
RFK & Trumps very public accusation that Vaccines cause autism: I think Big Pharma will not be pleased that they could be hit with a huge class action suits citing DHHS/President's statements. 🍿
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Would you have interest in participating in a counter programming show for Trumps J20 inauguration? No one I know wants to watch it, it'd be nice if you joined us in a collab event with other sane media personalities
That’s not her job to comment on her network! And as talented has Rachel is I highly doubt she’s concerned with any future gigs! Lol….The line would go on for miles to get her at another network! But glad to see you’re concerned about the network! It gives you something productive to do (I guess) !
She criticized them live on air earlier this year. It was one of the long table events & they showed trump live. She cut away from it & criticized MSNBC for it. She also recently, without naming names but it was obvious it was for morning Joe, chastised media for being “weak-kneed & lily livered.”
Rachel takes a closer look at Trump's choice for administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Dr. Mehmet Oz, who brings the endorsement of "magic" pills to what has been called "the most challenging technical, policy and political job in government." https://youtu.be/Me-Dsiz5EyQ
Hydroxychloroquine is used 2 treat Rheumatoid Arthritis and other autoimmune immune diseases. The lying grifters(Trump, Oz) hawked it as Covid cure. My family member was denied her medication for more than a year during Covid because Kaiser went along with this quackery. Now she has Felty syndrome.
-Risque de cardiopathie restrictive. Elle consiste en une hypertrophie; épaississement sévère du muscle cardiaque qui en limite le fonctionnement. Cela peut aboutir à une défaillance de la pompe cardiaque avec développement progressif d’un tableau d’insuffisance cardiaque.
Jonathan Blum, Deputy Admin & Chief Ops Officer, CMS
Oversees CMS program policy, implementation and day-to-day operations. Executive VP, BlueCross; Senate Finance Committee; Office of Management and Budget; Deputy Admin & Director, Center for Medicare.
NIH; Office of Personnel Management; Treasury Dept Office of Inspector General; Deputy Director, National Cancer Institute; Executive Dean, Harvard Med School; Deputy Director, CMS Office of Financial Mgmt.
Why does America want a person who supports illegal drugs to to run this department let alone someone who has proven on air he is not a qualified medical professional?
Thank you so much for your Public Servant Announcement programs, they are wonderful 🙂. I knew that they were terrible, however, I had no idea just how terrible until I began watching your Servant Announcements. Thank you, thank you, thank you 🙂.
I’ve had great disdain for this man ever since I was seeing patients in their homes who were following some very dangerous advice. They were putting his ridiculous fixes above and in place of their own doctors and nurses.
And if Medicare has equally effective benefits of its own, then it can compete with the Medicare Advantage policies. Now, one could claim that these Medicare Advantage policies discourages our legislators from adding more benefits to Medicare, but that's not the same as privatizing all of Medicare.
Good information, but to describe Medicare Advantage policies as "privatizing Medicare" is a bit of a stretch. Without actually having the government program of Medicare, you can't have a Medicare Advantage policies.
I'm sorry, but that fact sheet is a bit too complicated for me. Is it saying that MA funding from CMS is going to cease, and that the beneficiaries will have to make up for that funding from their own pockets?
Very sorry!
The site details the total set of payments CMS makes to MAs. My point is that, if all government funding ceases, MAs will need to get it all from beneficiaries.
(I'll add that CMS payments to MAs, not CMS payments to healthcare providers (original Medicare) cause any projected deficits.)
I'm pretty sure that the only qualification that Oz has is that he knows how to rip-off the Medicare System. The biggest problem with that is that he won't be trying to catch the cheats and punish them, instead, he'll want to have them teach him how to cheat better for himself!
We are truly frightened about the potential for decimation of Social Security and Medicare. We have paid into these two for a combined work history of 85 years. SS is a big chunk of our income. We pay for Part C Medicare insurance. My husband now has vascular dementia and is declining. We need both.
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RFK & Trumps very public accusation that Vaccines cause autism: I think Big Pharma will not be pleased that they could be hit with a huge class action suits citing DHHS/President's statements. 🍿
This is not the ROI big pharma expected 🤣
Would you have interest in participating in a counter programming show for Trumps J20 inauguration? No one I know wants to watch it, it'd be nice if you joined us in a collab event with other sane media personalities
I had toy soldiers as a kid, so I have mass experience.
Keep up the good work!!!
You are so loved and needed!
I'm literally speechless. The fraud who promoted and sold how many scam health "fixes". SMDH
your new spin co. boss...looks real real bad.
I notice you never comment or criticize your own network..why?
Rachel takes a closer look at Trump's choice for administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Dr. Mehmet Oz, who brings the endorsement of "magic" pills to what has been called "the most challenging technical, policy and political job in government."
https://youtu.be/Me-Dsiz5EyQ
I like the way you shoot them.
They seems more approachable somehow.
-Hypokaliémie.
-Décès.
altWhiteHouse: If Kamala had won…
Administrator, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
Trump’s nominee: Mehmet Oz
Who might Kamala have nominated? Let’s see below…
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Jonathan Blum, Deputy Admin & Chief Ops Officer, CMS
Oversees CMS program policy, implementation and day-to-day operations. Executive VP, BlueCross; Senate Finance Committee; Office of Management and Budget; Deputy Admin & Director, Center for Medicare.
But wait, there's more...
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John Czajkowski, Deputy Chief Ops Officer, CMS
NIH; Office of Personnel Management; Treasury Dept Office of Inspector General; Deputy Director, National Cancer Institute; Executive Dean, Harvard Med School; Deputy Director, CMS Office of Financial Mgmt.
How does Dr. Oz look now?
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See https://www.cms.gov/newsroom/fact-sheets/2025-medicare-advantage-and-part-d-rate-announcement
The site details the total set of payments CMS makes to MAs. My point is that, if all government funding ceases, MAs will need to get it all from beneficiaries.
(I'll add that CMS payments to MAs, not CMS payments to healthcare providers (original Medicare) cause any projected deficits.)