But what it did between the marketplace and expanding Medicaid is it got the number of uninsured to record lows, at least in Virginia. I can't speak to nationwide, but In Virginia, we saw our uninsured rate go to record lows [due to the marketplace and expanding Medicaid]. We were able to expand Medicaid on a bipartisan basis because it didn't just benefit urban cores. But suburban centers and rural communities. Rural communities that had high number to hunt insured. (49:21–49:28)
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