All right, I'm back.

You see these are a month's worth of bills.

Can you see these from my health insurance company?

Bills from doctors telling me I owe them money,

even though I never visited them.

Bills that I've paid to health insurance companies, to hospitals, to labs, they keep coming in.

And they go back two years from when I had kidney stones.

You see this guy?

This is my congressman, Jerry Nadler.

And you see what I'm going to do?

What I'm going to do is I'm going to take all these bills, all these statements that I don't

understand, right?

And I'm mailing, I'm putting them in this manila envelope,

and I'm going to mail Congressman Jerry Nadler,

all the bills, the notices, all the letters I receive from labs.

And I'm going to say, dear Congressman Jerry Nadler, please figure this out for me.

How is it possible for a doctor to charge $1,000 for a scan of my kidney,

but the health insurance company is only willing to reimburse her

$200 for the same scan, and somehow I'm on the hook for $50.

Explain that to me and then pay it, Congressman Jerry Nadler, pay these bills, because I don't even think I owe them, but pay it. Congressman Jerry Nadler, pay these bills, because I don't even think I owe them, but pay it.

And the way you pay it is by fighting for Medicare for all. Now, now, what are you doing with your

life if you're not fighting for Medicare for all? What are you doing in Washington, D.C., if you're not fighting for Medicare for all.

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