That's what actually works. And if I, if I really target a metric, it'd be how much of every health care dollar is actually paid for by the patient. In the 40s it was 68 cents. In the 60s, 48 cents. Now it's 10. So we've driven out free market competition to discipline the marketplace, to restrain the growth in health care costs. That's what we need to do long term. (06:29–06:34)
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