6 Congressmen RIPPED Health Care System Over Middlemen Waste and Rising Costs

members of the House Education and Workforce Committee questioned a panel of witnesses at a hearing titled Direct Contracting: A Prescription for Lower Health Care Costs. The session split into two fights. One side argued that American health care costs too much because of middlemen, paperwork, and waste, and that letting employers and patients contract directly with doctors would bring prices down. 0:00 Two Fights Begin 0:14 Credibility Under Fire 1:47 Coverage Losses Challenged 11:33 Disputed ACA Numbers 16:43 Middlemen And Waste 22:12 Defending The Witness 29:43 Direct Contracting Explained 40:13 The Fact Check