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Asked by a Texas voter what legislation he'd introduce to combat rising costs, Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico recalled finding out he has Type…
Asked by a Texas voter what legislation he'd introduce to combat rising costs, Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico recalled finding out he has Type 1 diabetes and his shock at the cost of insulin. "I want to roll back the cuts to the Affordable Care Act... I believe that health care is a human right."
Stream the CNN & Jubilee Town Hall with James Talarico: https://cnn.it/4s4DGHh
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@@edspace2402Imported3wk ago
Insulin in Aus is $25 per prescription. Ya'll are getting robbed blind by big pharma, over something developed in 1921...
@@jaimkaan9914Imported3wk ago
In US >>> Europe :<br><br>Insulin $350 >> $ 50<br>Ventolin $350 >> $ 7<br><br> In Europe the gov't is there to protect its citizens.<br><br>In US the business is no.1 and<br>can freely go wild on the sick...<br><br>"Socialism" is bad, why ?<br>It is just BAD
@@-smellerbee-Imported3wk ago
Future president, what a crazy story too
@@gosadlkjImported3wk ago
i hope he lose and go for POTUS instead
@@acecchetti5213Imported3wk ago
A soft spoken ass kicker, get it right this time Texas. Vote Talarico🇺🇸💙
@@timfreese7204Imported3wk ago
James, I can relate for sure. Two consecutive years my "out of pocket medical expenses" were over twice my gross income. and yes I had medical insurance. Bankruptcy was the only option.
@@DDinkelImported3wk ago
Tallerico's story is much like mine. I was 22 when diagnosed with T1 Diabetes. My entire life changed as well as the panic of hope am I going to afford it. <br><br>Texas please vote for this man who understands the cost of Healthcare.
@@Chariot08ftlImported3wk ago
Type 1 and really any type of diabetes is one of the worst possible diseases we could ever imagine. Would never wish it on my worst enemy. Nobody should die because they can't afford insulin. That's absolutely wrong in the best of situations but definitely when we're the wealthiest nation on earth.
@@chelleychelle8852Imported3wk ago
I would have much rather heard the sad story about the mental hospital 😂
@@Chariot08ftlImported3wk ago
I swear I didn't even know you had this awful disease. I'd never wish it on my worst enemy. I was diagnosed at age 12. I wasn't ever right leaning but I can not ever imagine going through what you did again like I did upon diagnosis. It's inhumane, and the most unethical and evil system ever inflicted upon human beings in a modern society that cares about its citizens.
@@chelleychelle8852Imported3wk ago
Oh yes , let's go with the sob story. The man was just released from a mental hospital. After he gets your vote , he's gonna go right back to what he truly believes 😉 and it won't be in texas's favor
@@KCNwokoyeImported3wk ago
James Talarico is right. When those billionaires are buying politicians to pass laws that benefit them and not the public. When they are buying up media conglomerates because they have lobbied politicians not to regulate the industry that is supposed to tell the truth to the public, not manipulate the narrative so that the stock markets can react in their favour as we see happen almost every week with the Trump administration. Manipulating the media to become a propaganda machine. <br><br>Why did Trump pass tax cuts to benefit billionaires and not the majority of American citizens? Why impose tariffs on his so-called enemies who do not abide by the rules of his billionaire friends instead of those that help reduce cost? <br><br>Have you ever lived in Europe? There are billionaires and some of the wealthiest people but there are also laws that ensure they pay their fair share in taxes and that they do not have the power to buy politicians. It's actually illegal with serious jail time. The wealthiest also pay their fair share in taxes. <br><br>That's what James is advocating. Everyone gets excellent health care and public schools are not defunded simply because billionaires want for-profit schools and for-profit prisons to make more money and cripple the criminal justice system rather than reform it. <br><br>No one is punishing success but success that seeks to control and oppress its citizens who in the first place led to their success is not really success. Wake up! Success at all costs is never true success. Success that gives way to the success of others is true success, not the one that monopolizes success for the few. <br><br>Thank you James Talarico for calling out the truth. The biggest problem with America is that billionaires are buying elections and manipulating the system to benefit them and the government becomes answerable to the few instead of the many that elected them. That is corruption.<br><br>We love you James for your spiritually sound and morally conscious leadership ❤️
@@dustindougherty2706Imported3wk ago
Ugh liberal expects government to actually help support citizens!? And ensure they can actually live and thus contribute to the economy and societal structure?!
@@js43168Imported3wk ago
Bro, you like tranny kids so you can traffick. Let's be real. Democrats are cool with that
@@lexdudley9956Imported3wk ago
Smh they will hear this and still vote for the criminal …
@@MannyDasilva-p1zImported3wk ago
He's lying through his teeth cuz his mouth is moving
@@sunnygirl5555Imported3wk ago
The fact that these pharmaceutical companies GET TOGETHER to decide their prices just shows WE AREN’T important AT ALL! Too bad money is more important than human beings.
@@KevSengImported3wk ago
Smh
@@josephgogreve2380Imported3wk ago
He is a undercover punk. He is a bitch. He is what is wrong with Ameroca. People in positions of power need to have some balls some toughness. Nut being a PUSSY
@@dodgygoose3054Imported3wk ago
In Australia for insulin/Health care we have Medicare = Health care for all Aussies , Under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), General patients (Medicare card holders): Maximum $25 per prescription. US $ 17.40<br>Concession card holders (e.g. Pensioner Concession Card, Health Care Card): Maximum $7.70 per prescription US $5.35 (this rate is frozen until 2030) You may need to double that dependent on prescription ... But America is the 'RICHEST' Country in the world , You all have been turned into slaves to the pharmaceutical Corporations to live! ... That's abhorrent, WAKE UP!
@@mattyd7926Imported3wk ago
Fck talerico, six genders? Who do I love? The trans kids, this guy is pandering to you dimwits
@@LindaMaeTXImported3wk ago
Love that he has personal experience with the shocking cost of healthcare. He is NOT out of touch!
@@kellyjoschiefelbein5228Imported3wk ago
I sure hope Texas is smart enough to realize that they need Talerico
@@desertfox4273Imported3wk ago
Based Af
@@noctivaImported3wk ago
Girl- have a seat. Aint no way you gonna win. hahaha
@@nevillejdImported3wk ago
In Australia the maximum cost for insulin for a months supply is $25
@@VSytstolemyhandleforacorpImported3wk ago
Unfortunately the people who are voting for ken paxton are demons who have been inhabited and possessed by the Antichrist. To the point that theyrr are manipulated into thinking that they're not and they worship this hateful demons regime with wool over their eyes believing that they're good people. So when they see a good Christian and follower of Christ they screech that he's evil. <br><br>The party of the Antichrist is destroying Texas. And it's going to take some strong Christians to snap away from the control of these demons and save this state.
@@crowz6247Imported3wk ago
It isn’t just business. It’s evil. Every single one of them profit off deaths.
@@jieli3313Imported3wk ago
suffer from mental health issues—ranging from obsessive-compulsive tendencies to "retirement anxiety"—yet they demand that the public remain emotionally stable and act as docile subjects. Officials fear reprimands from superiors, while the populace is cowed by the authorities' might; under immense pressure, what are clearly forced levies are whitewashed in official documents as voluntary contributions from the people. The prevailing attitude is: "Demand cooperation from the masses, but forbid them from speaking out."
@@4from8Imported3wk ago
The fact it’s even a contest between this man and that crooked eyed, corrupt, criminal clown is wild. The difference could not be more stark.
@@cooldeallucielImported3wk ago
This man is taking it home! As a Texan voter we are all ready for him and Gina Hinjosa to bring in policies to help us all!
@@jeremyb239Imported3wk ago
I swear you Texans better not screw this up and vote for a criminal. 😮
@@JonathanAV2010Imported3wk ago
He’s going to win! 🚀 🎉 Period.
@@NorthshoredImported3wk ago
That is when he decided he loved abortion and trans kids. 😊
@@KawhiLenordImported3wk ago
Lloyd Bentsen would be proud.
@@civilization57Imported3wk ago
Regarding affordability, I just wrote a check to my county for over $15,000 just for an application to put two houses on land I own. That was after spending 2 years and over $80,000 in professional services to prepare the application! This big gov't red tape is why housing is so damn expensive! And I may get denied permission!
@@LordKenjiiImported3wk ago
Texas, what are we even doing here? If you hear this and are still voting Republican, none of us can help you.
@@maheshseth751Imported3wk ago
I hope he makes it past this election. He could be the next dem presidential candidate
Asked by a Texas voter what legislation he'd introduce to combat rising costs, Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico recalled finding out he has Type 1 diabetes and his shock at the cost of insulin. "I want to roll back the cuts to the Affordable Care Act... I believe that health care is a human right."
Stream the CNN & Jubilee Town Hall with James Talarico: https://cnn.it/4s4DGHh
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