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20% of its doctors, according to state medical society. and here in ohio, the insurance giant dropped hundreds of doctors affecting thousands of patients. >> the patient costs a lot, and united is going to those patients' doctors and dropping them and, therefore, getting rid of the patient. >> reporter: united concedes, it is reducing the size of its network but declined an on camera interview request. in a statement to cnn united said, many health plans are making changes to their net works to improve quality and keep health insurance affordable. these changes are necessary to meet rising qua...

Have taken similar action in at least a dozen states. in connecticut, for example, united cut about 20% of its doctors, according to the state medical society, and here in ohio, the insurance giant dropped hundreds of doctors affecting thousands of patients. >> the patient costs a lot, and uneated is going to those patients' doctors, dropping them. therefore, getting rid of the patient. >> united concedes it is reducing the size of its network, but declined an on-camera interview request. in a statement to cnn, united said -- many health plans are making changes to their networks to improve qu...

And others. >> she's a disgrace. she's disgraced everything. herself, her family, me, you. >> i didn't know she disgraced me. >> everything she touched, man. she wrecks people. >> even after starla leaves and relocates to new orleans, patrick maintains it's the witness who orchestrates the plot. in a letter to msnbc, patrick writes, he spoke of killer women who came to order their ex-s. he had through his manipulations made starla into a clear and present danger, and then projected himself as the solution. i eventually submitted to his way of thinking and agreed to the crime. >> it's hard to k...

Content and it's an enormous amount of our informational resources. >> "the washington post" sort of embolizes the old model. they could go national. they rely on local advertising and really dominate the washington market which they've always done in northern virginia and maryland, et cetera. and that was an incredibly lucrative and rewarding business model for years. warren buffett bought in, made a fortune on the paper. the grahams became this great family and it's gone to hell because of the internet. everywhere else in silicon valley people are saying why would you purchase a newspaper? t...

Million. to me there's a sort of disconnect there and i don't know what the answer is. that's why i have my interview request in. what does jeff bezos say about this? what does he say is the business future of "the post"? not just the political future. >> and one of the genuinely fascinating things about the way this media has evolved is that people just don't pay for it. we instituted a pay wall at the post a couple of months ago and there was a lot of sort of whaling and nashing teeth. it's $10 a month. i have a lot of e-mail from readers who say i can't pay this. it's just not something i c...