> it's totally true. but the insurance companies -- >> they're making too much money because their medical loss ratio has dropped dramatically because people aren't going for more health care because they can't afford what's left that they have to pay. this was outrageous. these companies are -- making too much money. >> a 9% growth, we're talking Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
> it's totally true. but the insurance companies -- >> they're making too much money because their medical loss ratio has dropped dramatically because people aren't going for more health care because they can't afford what's left that they have to pay. this was outrageous. these companies are -- making too much money. >> a 9% growth, we're talking Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies." property="og:description">
> it's totally true. but the insurance companies -- >> they're making too much money because their medical loss ratio has dropped dramatically because people aren't going for more health care because they can't afford what's left that they have to pay. this was outrageous. these companies are -- making too much money. >> a 9% growth, we're talking Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
debilitating mental illness. >> my gosh, that sounds like -- well, anyway. i can't wait to read that. >> thank you. >> sign it for me. >> a female vice presidential candidate hiding a mental illness, not that well, though. >> crazy never wins. >> crazy never wins. the "new york times," 9% growth, seems to me, a lot of people are going to try to be partisan about this, but it seems to me you can take a pound of flesh out of the insurance companies and a pound of flesh out of some people that put together some plans that didn't make a lot of -- that we knew would cause this to happen. >> it's totally true. but the insurance companies -- >> they're making too much money because their medical loss ratio has dropped dramatically because people aren't going for more health care because they can't afford what's left that they have to pay. this was outrageous. these companies are -- making too much money. >> a 9% growth, we're talking