All right, guys, we are just going all day today. You're getting three hours of Candace content because there's so much happening in the world. Obviously, we just covered the fall of Syria. Super important. If you have not watched that, go back and watch it. Two hours with Scott Horton. Just very crucial that Americans understand what's happening in the Middle East now because we are implicit and complicit and everything that goes on. But anyways, we have to talk about Brian Thompson. I wanted to talk about the Brian Thompson. That's the United Healthcare CEO who was assassinated. Crazy story. I'm going to explain to you guys that are overseas why this story has really gripped the nation. Well, now they have named someone who they believe is the killer. So we're going to call him at this time the alleged killer of Brian Thompson.

And believe it or not, and I believe it, he's an Ivy League student who liked the Unabomber, who was another Ivy League student.

It's getting very interesting and MK Ultra E.

Let's jump right into this.

Welcome back to Candace.

All right. So let's just sort of begin with a recap. And like I said, I have so many listeners

from around the world who don't quite understand the American healthcare system. And you might

have been startled to see that some people were celebrating or glad that the CEO of a healthcare

company was murdered and in a very sadistic way, really. So let's just start with me trying to explain

that emotion, which just to be very clear, I do not share it. I will never condone murdering

people, a vigilante system, none of that. But it's important for you to know that America's

health care system is in fact a drug cartel. It's a partnership between the government and private

insurance companies to basically price gauge. They make ordinary procedures that should cost

hundreds of dollars, tens of thousands of dollars. So it is not capitalist. You will see people

speaking about, well, capitalism and free markets. it's a failure. Look at the health care

system. No, that is not an example of the free market system. Okay. What is the free market?

Ladies and gentlemen, in a free market scenario, you should obviously know how much something costs.

That's pretty basic, right? You walk into a store. A shirt says, it's $100. You say, oh, no, that's way too expensive for a t-shirt. I'm not paying that.

So you walk out of that store. And then you walk across the street to a different store.

And it says, hey, we sell t-shirts for $20. And you say, sold. Okay, so the guy next door

who's got it for $100, he's either going to lower his prices or he's going to go out of business. That's how a fair free market environment works.

In the healthcare industry, you walk into a doctor's office. You have no idea how much anything

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