Mark Cuban Praises Abdul El-Sayed’s Approach to Medicare for All: Asking the Right Questions

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CUBAN: "So you have to align all the interests of all the stakeholders in order to determine whether or not you can do Medicare-for-all. Instead, they like to -- you know, there‘s different models that have shown we‘ll save a trillion here and a 2 trillion there, but no one has put together a model that includes all the stakeholders to know if you can actually get from where we are today to where we want to be. I‘m one of the 10 people who actually read, you know, Senator-Elect El-Sayed's book on Medicare-for-all, and even he asked more questions than gives determinations and determines, you know, which way we should go. He says, you know, it could be global budgets, it could be Medicare-for-all, it could be a combination because there aren‘t answers, because we haven‘t asked the right people the right questions yet."