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▶ 6:50 Chris Sununu I mean, because I, um, for those, I think most people, I think in the last few months, I think a lot of people are realizing and being reminded, Medicaid is funded by the feds, but managed by every state differently. 2 times in the scene
▶ 12:21 Joe Lonsdale And a lot more than that, if you count Medicare and Medicaid, let's be honest, like what's coming, you know.

▶ 16:46 Russ Vaught There's, there's substantial reforms to Medicaid that protect the program, but also allow us to get illegals off the program to deal with what is essentially a money laundering scam where a state will, uh, have 4 times in the scene

▶ 32:58 Steve Hilton And as so often in government, you ought to follow the money. 4 times in the scene

▶ 37:19 Joe Lonsdale It is actually a great way to have to deal with Medicare and Medicaid, because we're working so hard on fixing this now, and wouldn't that be funny if it just doesn't really matter as much in the future?

▶ 4:43 Phil Gramm Uh, retirement system, or government benefits like food stamps, housing subsidies, Medicaid, didn't exist.
▶ 8:57 Phil Gramm Well, no, what they're, and the best they have been able to do, which is the way I would attack the book academically if I were opposed to it, is to say, well, you can't eat Medicaid. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:49 Dr. Rebekah Gee Then for Governor Edwards, a Democrat ran the state, uh, health department and led the expansion of Medicaid, have a background in quality improvement.
▶ 8:12 Dr. Rebekah Gee I had my list of 15 programs, and I would bring it to the legislature and say, look, these are the things I have to pay for to have a Medicaid program. 3 times in the scene
▶ 15:40 Dr. Rebekah Gee Part of it is, Joe, is having an example of, okay, all of our, one of the things we're proud of is all of our family advocates have been on Medicaid and have come from the community we serve. 2 times in the scene
▶ 23:30 Joe Lonsdale And it's notoriously difficult to innovate within Medicaid. 2 times in the scene
▶ 23:32 Joe Lonsdale You're starting in Louisiana and Medicaid, like, like, obviously you're based in Louisiana, so you're starting there, but, but why, why Medicaid and how are you managing to innovate there? 6 times in the scene
▶ 28:45 Dr. Rebekah Gee I, my background was all in government, which is what you need to start a Medicaid company, right?

▶ 10:53 Joe Lonsdale One of my, one of my favorite ones that, that weren't, that were involved in there, uh, that you, that you did is based on people who are very, very poor on Medicaid. 2 times in the scene
▶ 20:39 Sebastian Caliri Um, you get older, you qualify for Medicare, you spend down your assets, you qualify for Medicaid, then eventually you end up in a skilled nursing facility, assisted living facility, and ultimately hospice.

▶ 8:06 Chris Sprowls We had a huge debate about Medicaid expansion, where the Florida House had said, we're not gonna expand Medicaid. 2 times in the scene

▶ 15:26 Joe Lonsdale A lot of people believe that the incentives we've given on Medicaid and welfare have shifted that a bad way.

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