And so if you go to buy a car, the guy said to you, I'm going to sell you this vehicle, but I'm not going to tell you what the price is until after you buy it. This is how Congress operates, right? I looked at Manhattan and a mile around Manhattan, there are 30 hospitals, and each one has a different price. The lowest price was $1,300. The highest price was 22,000. And everything in between, 3,000, 5,000, 9,000. And how can you have that kind of price chaos? (30:26–30:33)
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Asserts that there are 30 hospitals within a mile of Manhattan, each with different pricing for services.
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