In this conversation, North Of 48 and Seattle Ric discuss the implications of violence against healthcare CEOs, the public's reaction to such events, and the broader issues surrounding the healthcare system in the United States. They explore the role of government in healthcare, personal experiences with healthcare systems, and the need for reform. The dialogue is marked by a mix of humor and serious critique of the current state of healthcare and the influence of corporate interests. Rics Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TOTcast-Robotcast Takeaways Healthcare CEOs are often viewed negatively by the public. The healthcare industry is seen as a parasitic entity. Public reaction to violence against CEOs can be supportive. There is a strong sentiment for a single-payer healthcare system. The current healthcare system is a patchwork that leaves many uninsured. Personal anecdotes highlight the flaws in the healthcare system. Government programs exist but are not comprehensive. The media often downplays public sentiment against CEOs. Violence against CEOs is seen by some as a form of self-defense. The conversation reflects a deep frustration with the healthcare system. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Holiday Wishes 04:09 The Impact of Healthcare CEOs 07:51 Public Reaction to Violence Against CEOs 11:59 The Role of Government in Healthcare 17:58 Personal Experiences with Healthcare Systems