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buyer events. It's the weeds. I'm John Quinhill. If you can believe it, March is almost over.

I know. Where does the time go? April has a lot in store for us. We'll be fully into spring

and tax season will also be upon us. But for millions of Americans, this spring will be full of

uncertainty that has nothing to do with the changing seasons or the IRS. It'll be about their

healthcare. On April 1st, the process that may kick millions off of Medicaid will begin.

That's because a policy that started at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic is now

sunsetting. There's no better person to talk to about this than with my colleague Dylan Scott.

He covers healthcare for Vox and he's joining us today on the weeds.

Hi, Dylan. Hey, JQ. Thanks for having me.

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