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Labs, the ep py pen, $18 million, regeneron, $47 million. how does the argument work that these insurance companies cannot be competitive in the current environment when their ceos are raking in money like this and the people attending many of those town halls, it's truly life or death for them. >> you know, stephanie, this is america at its worst, trying to take health care away from 24 million americans while at the same time, paying ceos at these extraordinary levels. you know how this game works on ceo pay. they get their consultant, why are those three health care companies all around the...

Scarlet fever. >> you guys cleaned up since then. right? just checking. >> reporter: the skeleton of the contagious disease ward still stands much as it did in the early 1900s. poison ivy now wraps itself around old windows framing the hallways in what was once the largest hospital in the country. >> not everybody just got treated at entries in the united states. you were going to be detained first. they were going to decide whether or not you had something that could be treateded and cured. >> really. >> and then find somebody who could o pay for it. >> reporter: of the 12 million people who ...

Scarlet fever. >> you guys cleaned up since then. right? just checking. >> reporter: the skeleton of the contagious disease ward still stands much as it did in the early 1900s. poison ivy now wraps itself around old windows framing the hallways in what was once the largest hospital in the country. >> not everybody just got treated at entries in the united states. you were going to be detained first. they were going to decide whether or not you had something that could be treateded and cured. >> really. >> and then find somebody who could o pay for it. >> reporter: of the 12 million people who ...

Scarlet fever. >> you guys cleaned up since then. right? just checking. >> reporter: the skeleton of the contagious disease ward still stands much as it did in the early 1900s. poison ivy now wraps itself around old windows framing the hallways in what was once the largest hospital in the country. >> not everybody just got treated at entries in the united states. you were going to be detained first. they were going to decide whether or not you had something that could be treateded and cured. >> really. >> and then find somebody who could o pay for it. >> reporter: of the 12 million people who ...

Scarlet fever. >> you guys cleaned up since then. right? just checking. >> reporter: the skeleton of the contagious disease ward still stands much as it did in the early 1900s. poison ivy now wraps itself around old windows framing the hallways in what was once the largest hospital in the country. >> not everybody just got treated at entries in the united states. you were going to be detained first. they were going to decide whether or not you had something that could be treateded and cured. >> really. >> and then find somebody who could o pay for it. >> reporter: of the 12 million people who ...