I Never Knew American Health Care Was A Lottery Till I Saw What This Guy Had To Say

Josh Sundquist really lays out just what’s wrong with the business of American health. And he should know — the health care system was part of his childhood. You’re going to want to watch this all the way through — it’s pretty amazing.

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Jan 3, 2014

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