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Jan 19, 2022

Some Congressional Democrats are siding with their Republican colleagues to undermine the Biden Administration’s No Surprises Act, which bans surprise medical bills and could lead to standardized rates under private insurance plans in the future. Lobby groups likes the American Hospital Association and the American Medical Association and private insurers have fought against the provisions passing and seem to be gaining more congressional support.
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The Young Turks: January 19, 2022

The nursing shortage and overall healthcare worker shortage has been a controversial topic since the start of the pandemic. However, reporting from the New York Times reveals that the nursing shortage has its roots in the broken, privatized medical system and has been going on for years.
ClipHealth Care Reform
  • 12 minutes
Some Congressional Democrats are siding with their Republican colleagues to undermine the Biden Administration’s No Surprises Act, which bans surprise medical bills and could lead to standardized rates under private insurance plans in the future. Lobby groups likes the American Hospital Association and the American Medical Association and private insurers have fought against the provisions passing and seem to be gaining more congressional support.
ClipHealth Care Reform
  • 12 minutes
The Trump family has been called to testify, under oath, about the possible, and probable, fraudulent activities of the Trump Organization. New York State attorney general Letitia Jones has accused the family business of misrepresenting the values of multiple assets, many of them being property values.
ClipWall Street Reform
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The IRS is once again ignoring the ultra-rich and wealth tax reform in favor of targeting small, independent vendors and business people. Online business owners will now have to pay taxes if they make more than $600 through their online business, a harsh drop from the previous $20,000 threshold.
ClipMoney in Politics
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A undercover cop working for the British state infiltrated the climate change movement around 10 years ago and proceeded to have a romantic relationship with Kate Wilson, a climate activism leader and organizer. Wilson had no idea her lover was using her, and at least 10 other women activists, to gather intelligence and sell the activists out to corporations and the UK government.
ClipClimate Change
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As COVID cases increase in schools nationwide, some Oklahoma cops stepped up the occasion and filled in as substitutes for sick teachers. But shouldn’t sick teachers be replaced by qualified substitutes instead of cops or any other random citizen?
Plus ClipSocial Justice
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Tech giant Microsoft announced that they will be acquiring the video game magnate Activision-Blizzard to the tune of $68.7 BILLION. Activision-Blizzad’s reputation took a huge blow as multiple women came forward to report constant sexual harassment, frat-boy culture, and other abuses by the company’s executives and HR division.
ClipReforming Capitalism
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Senate candidate from Louisiana Gary Chambers Jr. is making another run at Congress and is firing up his voter base with a provocative ad displaying the racial disparities and stigmatization regarding marijuana arrests. Chambers Jr. smokes a huge blunt throughout the 37 second ad, which is gaining national traction and attention to his campaign.
ClipSocial Justice
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New page: Some Congressional Democrats are siding with their Republican colleagues to undermine the Biden Administration’s No Surprises Act, which bans surprise medical bills and could lead to standardized rates under private insurance plans in the future. Lobby groups likes the American Hospital Association and the American Medical Association and private insurers have fought against the provisions passing and seem to be gaining more congressional support. - TYT.com