Drew from Impact Theory!

[Tyler Oliveira @tyleraloevera]

Until the Jewish community at large disavows this behavior I will uncover more of it.

Will the government follow up on any of this? Only time will tell.

And yes: if it's not clear enough by now, a large majority of self-described "conservatives", opposed to "waste", "fraud", and "abuse" have no principles.

If a story exposes the "protected groups" that are part of "their team", they become silent or defensive.

[SNEAKO 🇺🇸 @sneako]

Streamers with gambling deals are the male version of prostitutes on only fans

You are Bonnie Blue my nigga

[Anonymous @YourAnonNews]

Ed Sheeran’s booking agent, Casey Wasserman, was very close with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. He is also mentioned in the Epstein files more than 109 times.

[AJAX @AJAX_HQ]

The only vegetable the government hasn't recalled this year

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

The U.S. House will be in session only 4 full days from July 24th to November 8th.

That’s 100 paid days off versus 4 full workings days plus 4 travel (half) days.

Meanwhile TRUMP says YOU have too many holidays.

[Drew from Impact Theory! @AndrewSImpact]

@OwenBenjamin Everything he claimed was a lie. Easily solved by a Google search

[Drew from Impact Theory! @AndrewSImpact]

@sophiathebold @combswaterkotte This 100% false, her DNA were on the exercise bands, the watch was found in her home not on her.

[Drew from Impact Theory! @AndrewSImpact]

@TheShadowIntelX Tagging the creator: @lisabilyeu
https://t.co/jSiflKMn5C

Can you tag her?

[Drew from Impact Theory! @AndrewSImpact]

Soo We're good now right? UBI?

[Night Sky Today @NightSkyToday]

JUST IN🚨: Chinese Quantum Computer just did 2.6 billion years of work in 4 minutes flat.

[²³𝙻𝚎𝙱𝚛𝚘𝚗𝚌𝚑𝚒𝚝𝚒𝚜🏀☄️🌎💞 @BronGotGame]

They gave it to this man as a teenager in high school and he came out as the greatest basketball player in the world alongside a beautiful family

[Unfuck America Tour @unfamericatour]

🚨 THIS is the moment that will be remembered from the entire debate.

Andrew Wilson was asked to name ONE charge against Tyler Robinson.

He couldn’t.

Andrew started spiraling as Candace Owens proceeded to name all 7 charges from memory.

Andrew then accused Candace of secretly receiving the answer through a text message—only for moderator PBD to verify that she received NO messages.

No text. No assistance. All from memory.

Andrew got completely outclassed in this exchange.

This is the clip that will haunt him for a LONG time. 👇

[Ian Carroll @IanCarrollShow]

Andrew Wilson’s finest moment will be remembered as the time that a woman made him look like a retard seven times over in front of millions of people.

[Mark Cuban @mcuban]

Throughout my timeline. Here is the “short”, off the top of my head.

Cure all would be, to make the big carriers divest all non insurance assets.

Smaller stuff:
1. Make all cash purchases that are lower than current out of pocket, deductible
2. Require all contracts with any company or agency or org that gets taxpayer funds to be publicly posted, with prices.
3. If a HC entity gets fined by a state or federal agency more than once in 5 yrs, they can’t do business with the feds, or states, for 5 yrs
4. All non profit hospitals must publish their detailed general ledgers, prices paid to vendors, and any fees charged. Also require them to show yield (actual net revenue earned ) by plan
5. End Anti kickback waivers, require sales from brand manufacturers to distributor to be net of any rebates or fees. (Effectively cost plus)
6. End in network PAs/Denials. Your plan picked the doctors. If you don’t trust their judgement, don’t put them in your network
Then, Require a denial list provided daily to CEOs of self insured employers so they can see how their carrier is hurting or killing their members.
7. Create nationally standardized PBM, ASO/TPA, and other HC contracts employers sign, only the numbers and length can change
8. End all provider networks. End chargemaster pricing. Require direct contract cash prices to be inclusive of deductible so no patient OOP, but the cost is still less to the employer.
9. 10. Allow the fed or state government to negotiate the pricing of all accessories, like implants, screws, glues, etc , and it be made available to all providers.

10. Have the fed gov (taxpayers) guarantee the cost of any medical care that is priced at Medicare or less, for anyone not on Medicare or caid. Paid up front.
Repaid by the patient, on a means tested basis that starts at 3 pct of take home pay , but never exceeds 10 pct. With a maximum term of 20 years. After which it is written off.

Think of it as a guaranteed student or SBA loan. The key here is, because of the price caps, providers will find Ways to meet the price and push down pricing across the board. (They say they don’t make money at Medicare rates, but they make contribution margin and they know it. )

Since there is no insurance premium required , the pay back amount would be less than what you would pay in ACA premiums. The fed would have the option of buying stop loss insurance or taking the risk for high $ care.

Insurance carriers would have to innovate.

To each according to their healthcare needs, from each according to their ability to pay ✔️

@SenWarren @BillCassidy @RogerMarshallMD @AbdulElSayed @AOC @HawleyMO @BernieSanders @1klomp

[Mark Cuban @mcuban]

Throughout my timeline. Here is the “short”

Cure all would be to make the big carriers divest all non insurance assets.

Smaller stuff:
1. Make all cash purchases that are lower than current out of pocket, deductible
2. Require all contracts with any company or agency or org that gets taxpayer funds to be publicly posted, with prices.
3. If a HC entity gets fined by a state or federal agency more than once in 5 yrs, they can’t do business with the feds, or states, for 5 yrs
4. All non profit hospitals must publish their detailed general ledgers, prices paid to vendors, and any fees charged. Also require them to show yield (actual net revenue earned ) by plan
5. End Anti kickback waivers, require sales from brand manufacturers to distributor to be net of any rebates or fees. (Effectively cost plus)
6. End in network PAs/Denials. Your plan picked the doctors. If you don’t trust their judgement, don’t put them in your network
Then, Require a denial list provided daily to CEOs of self insured employers so they can see how their carrier is hurting or killing their members.
7. Create nationally standardized PBM, ASO/TPA, and other HC contracts employers sign, only the numbers and length can change
8. End all provider networks. End chargemaster pricing. Require direct contract cash prices to be inclusive of deductible so no patient OOP, but the cost is still less to the employer.
9. 10. Allow the fed or state government to negotiate the pricing of all accessories, like implants, screws, glues, etc , and it be made available to all providers.

10. Have the fed gov (taxpayers) guarantee the cost of any medical care that is priced at Medicare or less, for anyone not on Medicare or caid. Paid up front.
Repaid by the patient, on a means tested basis that starts at 3 pct of take home pay , but never exceeds 10 pct. With a maximum term of 20 years. After which it is written off.

Think of it as a guaranteed student or SBA loan. The key here is, because of the price caps, providers will find Ways to meet the price and push down pricing across the board. (They say they don’t make money at Medicare rates, but they make contribution margin and they know it. )

Since there is no insurance premium required , the pay back amount would be less than what you would pay in ACA premiums. The fed would have the option of buying stop loss insurance or taking the risk for high $ care.

Insurance carriers would have to innovate.

To each according to their healthcare needs, from each according to their ability to pay ✔️

[Drew from Impact Theory! @AndrewSImpact]

@pedrojrgarcia79 @TomBilyeu @DrewDynamite04 😂😂😂

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Every few years they give you a new enemy.

In the nineties it was welfare queens and crack addicts and super-predators.

In the 2000s it was Islamic terrorism and you were told to be afraid of your neighbor on the airplane and to accept surveillance as safety.

In the 2010s it was immigrants, caravans, invasions at the border.

In the 2020s it was the other political party, upgraded to existential threat, fascists, communists, destroyers of democracy, depending on which channel you watched.

Notice what is never the enemy.

The hedge fund manager who bought your neighborhood and raised your rent 40 percent is never the enemy.

The pharmaceutical executive who priced insulin at a level that makes rationing a survival strategy for American diabetics is never the enemy.

The defense contractor CEO who has budgeted for cost overruns as a profit mechanism and built political protection into every congressional district where a factory or base exists is never the enemy.

The private equity firm that bought the hospital, extracted its capital, laid off the nurses, and left the community without emergency services is never the enemy.

They are never on the screen.

They are never the face you're shown when you're told to be angry.

They are never the subject of the prime time segment.

They are the people who own the screen.

The enemy is always someone who looks like the person next to you.

Always someone who can be found in your neighborhood, your workplace, your family dinner.

Never someone who can be found on the Forbes list, the Davos guest list, the Epstein flight manifest.

This is not accidental.

This is the product.

This is what the media is for.

[Drew from Impact Theory! @AndrewSImpact]

Please take AI away from this adminstration

[Drew from Impact Theory! @AndrewSImpact]

@ProfessorPape Sent an email! Would love to get you on the pod to talk through this with @TomBilyeu

[Drew from Impact Theory! @AndrewSImpact]

@GrahamStephan Salute to your integrity on this one Graham.