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. 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. Who. Were worried about how their healthcare centers, their hospitals, we're going to have the volumes to stay open. (49:29–49:40)
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