Drug Pricing | Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj | Netflix
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5 років томуOn the latest episode of Patriot Act, Hasan dissects one of America's most pressing issues: the rising cost of prescription drugs. Hasan breaks down how America’s complicated healthcare industry has lead to these price hikes over the past few decades, and looks specifically at how increases in insulin prices have impacted the millions of Americans that need it to survive.
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@reshrox63 5 років тому
Can we take a moment to appreciate the graphics team this episode because wow
@KafshakTashtak 5 років тому
Man, those displays (especially on the floor) are awesome.
@mrclueuin 5 років тому
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@pegasusdrive12 5 років тому
@Mister X do you think syncing displays is easy? Between the lights and the seemless transitions that need to happen to fit into a non 16:9 screen, it becomes a freaking nightmare. Plus animation work too for said transitions.
@korenn9381 5 років тому
@@pegasusdrive12 It's so much work that I have a suspicion they first made the stage and the software to make it all work, and THEN went and found someone to put on it for a show.
@ronaldthomas1484 5 років тому
Yeah, he spent 12 hours on that pancreas
@pranshuanand2974 5 років тому
WoW...My dad has diabetes and his insulin costs like 9$!! I guess sometimes it's better to be a middle class person in a developing country than in a developed country.
@jebbush8491 5 років тому
Guessing by your name, you're kinda right. You guys have cheap food, hotel etc. But you have starving people surrounding you.
@malikyaser1 5 років тому
You are not my brother in developing countries like india the condition is.more worse bcoz stuant cost is same like insuline in us as hasan explain. It is not about insulin only it is about the richer are looting poors and middle class.
@VSSushant 5 років тому
@@malikyaser1 India caps drug pricing and has free health insurance for the poor
@malikyaser1 5 років тому
@@VSSushant bro I am also indian. Where is free insurance form LIC or anyother govt insurance company. Free insurance is given to pvt company not govt so govt can fund pvt if doubt check the market I am a pvt working class knows condition on ground.
@VSSushant 5 років тому
@@malikyaser1 Free insurance is only for BPL families not middle class, they are issued tejaswini card. LIC is not health insurance its a life insurance. Big pharma companies have literally gone to war with Indian govt because Indian govt capped their pricing. Supreme court ruled in favor of Indian govt saying medicine should be about health not profitability. That is the reason why we have Medical tourism.
@tanvirakhtarpost 5 років тому
In South Africa insulin is free. Walk into any public hospital and walk out with all prescription medicines
@aamitparekhh 4 роки тому
Same...In my country, all chronic related illness which requires a prescription is free of charge including Insulin. I mean everything like chemotherapy etc. When I say everything I mean E V E R E T H I N G.....!!!!
@prithakshrestha 4 роки тому
@@aamitparekhh which country?
@miasubrahmanyam7097 4 роки тому
HOW?!
@jstuckless 3 роки тому
@@miasubrahmanyam7097 Single payer healthcare systems, there are many countries around the world where medications are free. And many other countries like Canada where I live where medications are so cheap they're basically free (because the government controls the cost of medications and/or pays for most of it). And for anyone that needs a lot of medication or can't afford their medication there are tons of programs that will pay for them for you, or at least help you pay for them.
@miasubrahmanyam7097 3 роки тому
@@jstuckless Thx!
@AbhijitZimare1 5 років тому
The cost of Insulin in India is $1.50 per day dosage. Yeah that's right. 150 cents. Also there are laws that restrict pharma companies to raise prices of drugs. It is illegal. Also, gov provides free healthcare if you are from backward community, or below poverty line. Plus There is something called as "Medical Tourism" which is quite popular. Visitors from US, UK come to India for high tech medical treatment at 10% of the cost.
@tanmoydutta5039 5 років тому
Exactly bro!
@Haru-nee 5 років тому
I think Medical Tourism could be a very profitable industry in the future. We should probably raise the cost to 25-30% for foreign patients. That way, people won't wonder if the treatments are working. (I mean it. The was a study stating that people reportedly “feel” better after taking more expensive medicines.)
@fmpranav 5 років тому
Nothing special to brag about.. considering still large number of people still below poverty line and average wages are also low, spending $1.50 per day might not be easy for many. And the direction in which the country is heading, soon India will also have similar model in country milking tax payers and patients. Medical costs are already increasing very fast in country.
@Haru-nee 5 років тому
@@fmpranav Actually, in govt hospitals, people can get medication/treatment at lower prices. There's just a fad among the public to go to expensive AF private hospitals. If a person believes that they'll be spending an exorbitant amount of money on any medical treatment, they'll choose to die and leave some money for their kids.
@fmpranav 5 років тому
@@Haru-nee do you or your family visits government hospital? If not why? And Yes I fancy myself commenting, tweeting, and liking videos on social media. personally have been to government hospital in Bengaluru, and patients were treated like mice in lab in hospital. Medicine is cheap but treatment is not reliable all time. World would be better if we take our ideologies out of social media and try apply them in real life and get things done.
@worldshaper1723 5 років тому
Hassan got balls!!! People don't realize these companies are literally more powerful than The Saudi government! Going after them on a popular Show is a very risky fight. You go after them Hassan! But I am waiting to hear about what politicians are working for these companies in the government.
@YourMajesty143 5 років тому
I love both Hasan and John Oliver, but it's not really that brave. It's not like we don't have legal protections for criticizing bad people and industries. Both him and John Oliver have lawyers that run through the scripts to protect their networks from litigation. John Oliver has been sued multiple times and each time the courts dismissed the cases (which were based on accusations of defamation). They're safe so long as their commentary is either factual or obviously satirical, both of which are protected by the 1st Amendment. What takes guts are the hundreds of people who speak out in countries who don't have protected speech, and whose lives are made a living hell, who are jailed, or who are executed. It's easy to speak out in America when you're backed by a huge network with billions of dollars to pay a legal team or make settlements. It's harder when you're a closet Atheist in a Muslim country criticizing the Quran on social media and being executed at age 19. Or the average 2 to 4 environmental activists (against deforestation) around the world who are assassinated by hitmen on a weekly basis since 2002. Or the people of China who get around social media blocks or who organize protests to criticize their president and his policies, then become jailed or killed. I can keep going, but you get the idea.
@Nick30468 5 років тому
I agree with you on the point, but be reasonable, they're not literally more powerful than the saudi government lol.
@nicolesakwe1973 5 років тому
People is dying.
@Progress24.7 5 років тому
He isnt the only one check out, "Redacted report" "Edge of Wonder" "HighImpactFlix" many other!!
@angim6750 5 років тому
All of them Corey, Kamala..... etc
@iamarunshrestha 5 років тому
"i'm not gonna beef with foreign governments" *2 seconds later busts out jokes of Germany and Canada*
@CoolBoi567 4 роки тому
Sakkigo ni.. xD
@butchdeloria901 4 роки тому
He was complimenting Canada, and was insulting the USA
@666Husky 4 роки тому
I am German and I’m not offended.
@aamitparekhh 4 роки тому
In my country, all chronic related illness which requires a prescription is free of charge including Insulin. I mean everything like chemotherapy etc. When I say everything I mean E V E R E T H I N G.....!!!!
@ahmedhajwani8980 4 роки тому
Man stop saying the B word. It's illegal to say it in India
@rubalasuresh04 4 роки тому
I did once dream to live in America. Thank you Hasan for opening my eyes.
@tarun6101 3 роки тому
almost every indian does
@randompanda2391 3 роки тому
Yeah me too... I was swept off my feet by Hollywood and other media outlets. I thought that The USA was a wonderland
@GreenLeaf0227 2 роки тому
This breaks my heart to read. My country is a beautiful and diverse country full of beautiful and diverse people. And like other amazing places around the world, it has its flaws. We are on the journey to a more perfect union, but we are not there yet. That's why I love broadcasters and journalist like this guy. He is not afraid to call out my country, indeed our country. The first step is to bring it to the attention of the populous. And he does so in a fairly unique way that reaches a demographic that would not normally so politically aware.
@saiquatabassum6321 2 роки тому
As a kid I would watch castle and all those wide shots of the nyc skyline made me want to visit. Then I grew older and realized that the tolerance for hijabis is very low so out of fear for my life I didn't even apply for uni there.
@r.22r 2 роки тому
@@tarun6101 speak for yourself.
@asl3497 4 роки тому
American Drug Companies: I sell my drugs for nearly 200 dollars per dosage Literally every other country: ^inserts Pikachu face^
@ersendal2466 4 роки тому
duhh
@likira111 4 роки тому
Novo nordisk is danish, and as so.eone also danish im truely dissapointed
@puremedpharmaceutical8281 3 роки тому
I Always Got My Oxycodone And all painkillers from www.puremedpharmaceutical.com They are reliable and their packing system is excellent
@BoogsterSU2 5 років тому
Can we please make the insulin patent public domain already? Also, has anybody ever heard of the "Open Insulin Project" before? Most of us should support them.
@USUG0 5 років тому
the natural version of insulin is not covered by patent
@YdenMk-II 5 років тому
The patent for the inslin expired a long time ago so it technically is public domain. A new party could go out and make the original drug but there's a lot of paperwork to make biological drugs which makes the cost of entry into the market hard.
@nicholasbyram296 5 років тому
Insulin is technically open source with parabiosis.
@nicholasbyram296 5 років тому
Hasan, your confusion is economic, not cultural. FDA won't approve new drug unless it beats current market availability and conditions. Sometimes the market condition is current approved drug is affordable for patients. If you have a new drug in the pipeline that you know to be better for your patients and your business (less legal liability because less complications/actionable adverse effects), then the government leaves you with only one legal option to positively benefit your target population: raise the price. It is illegal for a pharmaceutical company to pull drugs from market without FDA auth. The dude is smug because he knows history will prove he saved lives, not eliminated them. This is all public information Hasan. Try reading a book instead of watching UKposts.
@Enzorgullochapin 5 років тому
Thank You Hasan Minhaj (& research team) for digging *deeper* on this one. Go Canada!
@LashanR 5 років тому
The dance dance revolution bit was a genius way to illustrate that point, also perfect use of that amazing set
@abhiinair 5 років тому
You have 1k likes and not a single reply so here's one.
@PKG12341 5 років тому
Here's 2
@zhaider1012 5 років тому
Here’s 3
@owaiskorejo4471 4 роки тому
Here's 4
@rjmontoya 5 років тому
I’m very impressed with this clear breakdown of an incredibly complex issue. Kudos to Minhaj and his writing team and creative staff for nailing it.
@MatthewLatter 4 роки тому
Me, a diabetic: "Yay they're discussing diabetes" *Not even 10 seconds later* "Oh no..."
@jzilla1234 5 років тому
I'm diabetic, but here in the UK... I get 6 novamix pens for free everymonth
@XavierbTM1221 5 років тому
YOU DIRTY SOCIALIST
@carlosdlguerra 5 років тому
but you see...thats comnism and we cant have that
@berkpick 5 років тому
@@carlosdlguerra Better dead from insulin imbalance than red?
@berkpick 5 років тому
You should find a way to traffic them to the US black market :P
@LegendNinja41 5 років тому
in the UK it might be as bad as in the USA seeing how Brexit goes and many people wanting the UK to have the same healthcare system as it is in the US (both Americans and Brits btw).
@germandragon8136 5 років тому
as a german i was SHOCKED about his comments about germany! so shocked i dropped my choclatebar into the swastikaornamented beerglass infront of me! :(
@dagmarsigridmanondenijs-bl7156 5 років тому
Xeno_2GTHR I was shocked too. If he wants to call out racism he needs to stop being a racist.
@expression3639 5 років тому
@@dagmarsigridmanondenijs-bl7156 **swoosh**
@NJ-wb1cz 5 років тому
@@dagmarsigridmanondenijs-bl7156 "Arian race" is not actually a race, regardless what your grandparents may have told you. Making fun of Germans is not racism.
@Thephysiqueconsultants 5 років тому
What color was the swastika tho. Maybe it was a distorted west coast choppers emblem. Pretty similar in design
@amerxmen9835 5 років тому
I saw that coming 😂
@animeshchowdhury5953 5 років тому
There is an Indian solution: Take the case of Glivec. A life-saving Leukemia drug. India denied Novartis a Patent for that and allowed generic drug makers to produce it cheaply. The case is the same for many life saving drugs. Government controls the prices of drugs by a capping. Cost of trip+treatment here will be just 10% of the treatment cost there in US.
@kkb218 4 роки тому
My friend who is a lawyer (family owns a hospital) said it was the supreme court's judges that was responsible for not allowing patenting. And it seems indian pharma can reverse engineer drugs without facing any litigation. Idk if it is true but if it is heavy respect to SC judges.
@JK-np3mi 3 роки тому
@@kkb218 yes , you can do that legally in india . In america the drugs get patent , but in india the method gets patent . So if you slightly change the method of making the drug you can produce the drug legally
@sonalishelke3274 3 роки тому
That's why india pharma capital of the world....
@noheliapacheco4094 5 років тому
In my third world country insulin is given for free if you have health insurance. Everyone working, studying and under age is insured automatically by the goverment. I can’t imagine the stress of having to pay so much money for medication you need to stay alive.
@VB-lz5cx 4 роки тому
It almost seems the poorer the country is, the better it takes care of its ppl.
@kevomtb6882 3 роки тому
@@VB-lz5cx couldn’t have said it better
@Dmitry___S. 5 років тому
You know how ridiculous it is, when in countries like Kazakhstan you can't buy Insulin legally at all - you get it for free from your doctor. 😤😡🤯
@Qrtuop 5 років тому
In countries like Kazakhstan they know what socialised medicine is, due to their soviet past. Sorry but it's true.
@darimiwamubarak 5 років тому
@@Qrtuop What do you apologise for?
@NJ-wb1cz 5 років тому
@@Qrtuop well, in Russia you're also free to buy those Nova Nordisk insulin pens for 5$ over the counter, packaged in a Nova Nordisk factory inside Russia, in addition to having an option of getting free completely locally produced ones. Socialised medicine doesn't set over the counter prices, yet medicine is still incomparably cheaper. No one forced Nova Nordisk to open that plant, and since they invested in it apparently 5$ pens are still more than profitable for them.
@weareallbornmad410 5 років тому
@@Qrtuop Plenty of countries with no "Soviet past" have "socialised medicine". Canada, for example. You should have known that. Also, what are you even trying to say? Is "you have a good healthcare system because of socialism" your idea of an insult? Please explain.
@Qrtuop 5 років тому
@@weareallbornmad410 I do know that, as I live in one. In Europe and Canada, the welfare system owes a LOT to socialism and social-democrats. And outside of Europe, many countries who are poor in other respects also have welfare care in place thanks to a socialist past or socialist politics. What I was trying to say is that America's fanaticism of unregulated capitalism is one of the stupidest, least humane systems there are, yet they keep jabbing at socialism when it's an ideology that has had some extremely positive impact in the lives of many. I don't agree with communist dictatorships, but there is such a thing as a middle ground.
@applejuicyjuice 5 років тому
I watch on Netflix and then come to UKposts For the comments.
@debbiedoodiedandi 5 років тому
Same here.
@pelvis_assley 5 років тому
is there some extra material watching on netflix?
@zairahu 5 років тому
Same
@brissahulce5807 5 років тому
Same
@aleenaaneela2168 5 років тому
Kremlin Bot#33 just a a couple of minutes worth of introduction mumbo jumbo
@shaizahmed 4 роки тому
I work for one of these 3 companies and everything he said is true 🤫
@tarun6101 3 роки тому
dont know what to say (thats what i knew to say)
@awesomemantroll1088 3 роки тому
A totally credible source
@TanayaAmar Рік тому
I'm Indian and I did my Masters in the US. I had to understand the healthcare industry in the States for a consulting project for a big pharma company and I was shocked when I got to the PBM bit. They are so redundant and are honestly evil. And the worst part is, most Americans haven't even heard of them let alone know what they do, even though the money they end up paying is decided by the same PBMs.
@atulkumar943 Рік тому
In case of stupid PNBs inflating the price of medicines, Cost Co Company provides it at very very cheap cost in USA started by Mark Cuban.
@natelarson458 5 років тому
Can we take a moment and be grateful for the balls of steel this guy has lol.
@YourMajesty143 5 років тому
I love both Hasan and John Oliver, but it's not really that brave. It's not like we don't have legal protections for criticizing bad people and industries. Both him and John Oliver have lawyers that run through the scripts to protect their networks from litigation. John Oliver has been sued multiple times and each time the courts dismissed the cases (which were based on accusations of defamation). They're safe so long as their commentary is either factual or obviously satirical, both of which are protected by the 1st Amendment. What takes guts are the hundreds of people who speak out in countries who don't have protected speech, and whose lives are made a living hell, who are jailed, or who are executed. It's easy to speak out in America when you're backed by a huge network with billions of dollars to pay a legal team or make settlements. It's harder when you're a closet Atheist in a Muslim country criticizing the Quran on social media and being executed at age 19. Or the average of 2 to 4 environmental activists (against deforestation) around the world who are assassinated by hitmen on a weekly basis since 2002. Or the people of China who get around social media blocks or who organize protests to criticize their president and his policies, then become jailed or killed. I can keep going, but you get the idea.
@natelarson458 5 років тому
YourMajesty143 definitely agree it is not that brave. Much much braver people on this earth.
@RS-ti7bz 5 років тому
Nate Larson HE’S TRYING HIS BEST OKAY
@jypsywith_a_jae7575 5 років тому
I pray 4 him, RBG and my grandma every night.
@liquidKi 5 років тому
Not at all. These companies own the politicians. Their profits are protected no matter what anyone says or does. This is just another performance in our political theater. Watch it for entertainment, but don't think anything is changing so long as big pharma can make unlimited campaign contributions.
@contentguru4040 5 років тому
I feel smarter evey single time I watch this show.
@FFM0594 5 років тому
Getting your education from a comedian indicates severe deficits in your schooling.
@really4473 5 років тому
FFM0594 and having no education at all indicates an even more serious deficit in yours
@morugascorpion6021 5 років тому
Content Guru are you like 5 years old? 😂
@spiritusIRATUS 5 років тому
*more informed but yeah
@allahstan4171 5 років тому
I lose brain cells every time l listen to trump and far right supporters
@defencebangladesh4068 5 років тому
Thank god i live in Bangladesh...... it's cheap here. it's less than $10. Even England Bought Hepatitis Medicine From Here.
@adisar2002 4 роки тому
in south east asia its really cheap insulin in india is about 90 indian rupees epr day which is about 1.2$
@atharvaprabhu7467 4 роки тому
Bangladesh is one of the few countries that is actually developing and cares about its people at the same time
@KaziNafisAhmad-cx2eq 3 роки тому
our medicine industry is actually capable of competing with the top industrial countries
@salmanzaman7020 3 роки тому
Still people complain here
@fahis500 5 років тому
Insulin $ 295. You can get that in India for $8
@zuboy4272 4 роки тому
Av rage salary US per hour $10 , In India 10 cents
@falaflani4831 4 роки тому
@@zuboy4272 what about in other first world countries?? u know it's way cheaper there
@zuboy4272 4 роки тому
@@falaflani4831 Av salary ? Hell no , its very high in first world compared to third world ,and thats a fact
@jacquelinesaxena1036 4 роки тому
That's still $295 for someone in India.
@joyrainbowdress 4 роки тому
@@jacquelinesaxena1036 its free for poor people so no
@m1ckf1sh17 5 років тому
Crazy! In Ireland, as a type 1 diabetic, all my insulin, needles and pretty much anything else I need are provided free of charge under the long term illness program. I have no idea how people would cope considering the prices quoted here.
@Frzned9x 5 років тому
It's actually legitimately cheaper, for americans to fly into another country, get medical treatment and drugs, and fly back, than doing so in the US, that's how fucked up their system is.
@grmpEqweer 5 років тому
@@stevenbrock528 Yes, my friend died. Ran out of insulin.
@nabilbeg9906 5 років тому
Just like the American housing crash in 2008, the next crash would probably be the medical and student loans debt defaults. And as usual the greedy banks will be bailed out by the government while laughing their way out.
@therenegadekautsky1423 5 років тому
Mike Spillane suffering, death, or bankruptcy, those are your options as an American with serious health issues.
@luddity 5 років тому
@@therenegadekautsky1423 The other option that far too many fail to consider is to get your passport and go almost anywhere else in the world for treatment.
@Masterrunescapeer 5 років тому
$140 for insulin, you've got to be crazy. It's $4 a pen here (South Africa), and if you get the state sponsored ones, it's free.
@haronmenezes4562 5 років тому
Lol, it's like a $1.50 in India. It's sad to see Pharma Companies being such pricks knowing that they will get out of it
@Awomanontheinternet 5 років тому
Some people have to pay close to 1k a month for insulin
@samajlo4336 5 років тому
@@haronmenezes4562 Bro but Medanta is really expensive.
@hanskriegsmann2664 5 років тому
In Belgium it’s free, as long as you’re ready to prove you take your medicin and follow your diet. In a pharmacy, I ask my medecin and walk, without paying anything. However, it stil cost the country €8 a flexpen. My doctor said once: “Be glad you are in Europe”.
@zuboy4272 4 роки тому
@@haronmenezes4562 of course its $1.50 in India cause people earn less than 10 cents an hour here !!!
@vatsalpurohit3933 4 роки тому
That Daraprim drug used to cost only 10 cents here in India when the price was increased to 750$ in USA
@nottodayartt5187 3 роки тому
Oh my god.
@conj764 4 роки тому
I love that you can tell that Hasan is a Daily Show alumnus. Jon Stewart must be so proud!
@kates4911 5 років тому
10:03 i'm german, and dude... that was uncalled for. completely true, but uncalled for 😂
@animeshchowdhury5953 5 років тому
And that is a black comedy!
@jfolz 3 роки тому
So your grandparents are/would be ~100 years old now?
@datfox2844 5 років тому
Just gonna flex my NHS over here
@chokinonashes61 5 років тому
I know right? It's still limping along despite Tories and neolibs looting it since Thatcher, but we have it so lucky compared to the US. We need Corbyn.
@sadeeqbello5030 5 років тому
NHIS in my case
@starryxblue 5 років тому
@Bryan Morgan it's definitely not perfect but it's pretty damn great. I'd much rather wait hours in A&E/longer for non essential procedures than pay the fuckton that Americans just have to deal with
@samroger2 5 років тому
Oh you, British Americans are so envious
@saadmalik9206 5 років тому
hows that extra money from Brexit?
@proy3 4 роки тому
This segment would have been perfect if Hasan was able to get Ghostface Killah to perform a diss track at pharma companies.
@jocelynjohnston8257 3 роки тому
Your dog looks just like mine!
@protoalcibiade4432 4 роки тому
Actually in most E.U. countries, the insulin is paid for by the state. Social welfare works.
@Sergio-fu7mv 4 роки тому
Lmfao, the “E.U.” Is a piece of garbage. How could you let FOREIGN countries make rules about what you can and can’t do on YOUR soil. They have different cultures, they’re of different races, they have different morals, that’s the most un-American thing I’ve ever heard. Imagine if we had a union with all North America so that would be the US, Mexico, and Canada. We would NOT let a bunch of CANUCKS make rules for OUR country. They would make us start speaking French. If you can’t rule your own country, you’ve lost your culture and your people. 👎🏼
@austinkeller6753 3 роки тому
Sergio Alcantara Looking at other systems to improve our own isn’t un-American. And you don’t have to speak French to get better healthcare lol
@hannahweber7535 3 роки тому
@@Sergio-fu7mv It is obvious that you have not the slightest idea how the EU works. Just to give you an example: We actually DO NOT speak a common language in the EU as you are implying by your comment that a similar union in north america would force you to speak french. And just for your information: the population in Texas is larger than in some EU country's so it's totally useless to make a comparison at all between a would be union in north America and an existing and well working union in Europe
@Sergio-fu7mv 3 роки тому
Hannah Weber I’ve looked into it enough, that I know A LOT of people hate it. Have fun crumbling your country for a bunch of foreigners. 👌🏼
@hannahweber7535 3 роки тому
@@Sergio-fu7mv Oh I will, knowing I have the best chances of education (and comparable graduations), best chances of personal development, a strong currency and OPEN BORDERS(!!), all four something my country could not offer me in this way on its own. And to be honest the only major thing those "foreigners" forced me to do is stop using plastic bags when I'm grocery shopping, yeah I know that's SOOOO BAD right!? 😉
@NewMessage 5 років тому
The best tie based metaphor is the fact that it's one hard tug away from strangling people to death.
@omegaman5663 5 років тому
That tie bit floored me.
@feonjun 5 років тому
I play an online game with a guy from Texas who almost died from an undiagnosed diabetes. He complain Texas doctors treat him like crap regarding his health conditions and because he don't have health insurance. Yet, he's an ardent Trump supporter, pro-capitalism, and fear the take over of America by socialism. I'm not in the position to vouch for any particular economic system, but if a system is failing you, you should consider looking into an alternative.
@WrittenInFilm 5 років тому
You do realize patents arent a capitilistic economic trait correct? The U.S is far from a complete capitilistic goverment... now if there was no patent and companies were able to compete then that would fix the problem AKA capitilism..
@cutienerdgirl 5 років тому
@@WrittenInFilm It is a complete capitalistic government. We have government aid, but the republicunts squeeze government help for poor people down every year because insurance and big pharma companies bribe them every year. America also has a problem with monopolizing, like CVS and the Nestle Corp.
@WrittenInFilm 5 років тому
@@cutienerdgirl Capitalism would mean the market is free, how do patents make a market free? This is not capitilism. And government benefiting from profits of a company through other means than taxes is socialism... Opening up the market by removing the patent would fix this issue instantly as it has in other countries. You clearly don't know what true capitalism is... This is crony capitalism verging on socialism.
@lonsdaleitepolitics9597 4 роки тому
So many things wrong with what you're saying... Firstly, patents exist most everywhere, also in areas where these issues with drug pricing don't happen. They're just being misused by the drug corporations here. No, that's anarcho-capitalism, what you're describing. I think your political chart is skewed. Saying the US borders on socialism is deceitful; you are though right that the US is crony capitalist. Capitalism is a broad term. Also, patents are important if you want a free economy. FREE ECONOMIES AREN'T ONES WITHOUT RESTRICTION. A free economy depends on the government to make sure it stays truly free. The same applies to meritocracies. No regulation =/= free economy. If you truly want a free economy, you need some regulation or else it devolves. Antitrust laws break up monopolies, for instance. Monopolies; you know, things that MAKE THE ECONOMY LESS FREE.
@arturor5205 5 років тому
Massive respect for ghostface killa. Need to hear the albums ASAP.
@laurajo8065 4 роки тому
really wish sources were posted somewhere, would love to cite the lady comparing the prices of insulin pens in my paper
@Ghost44224 5 років тому
I’ am so in love with this show.... more informative than college
@larinborgou 5 років тому
yikes bro.. yikes...
@ems3991 5 років тому
@@larinborgou Yeah, there are some really bad universities.
@househun 5 років тому
Depends on the college...For example if someone was studying political science, or gender studies, then yes. This show is more informative
@bonburt1075 5 років тому
@@househun Hasan majored in political science though..
@AbhishekZambre 5 років тому
Ahh, if only the US can get rid of lobbying...
@KingKBGames 5 років тому
That would solve everything tbh...
@vandanacasm 5 років тому
It is a veiled capitalist country.
@morugascorpion6021 5 років тому
Vandana Thakur it’s unveiled unfettered capitalism and the Americans are proud of it, like how a someone being proud of having piles.
@YashKansalx 5 років тому
Free Markets = Corporatism
@ZubairKhan-tt8ev 5 років тому
lobbying is just talking with politicians. when companies do it, its through lobbyists. when people do it, its through activists. boils down to the same thing - trying to convince legislators to vote a certain way.
@JAGDEEPKAUR03 4 роки тому
Me after 1 episode - Why does no one makes shows like this more often???? After after 20 episodes - Becoz no one had balls like Hasan to host such a show!!!! " Hasan" ma man!!!!
@MarcelaElviraTimis 2 роки тому
John Oliver: Am I a joke to you?
@andrewszombie 3 роки тому
9:30 I live in Australia. I just Googled Novorapid and it's just $5.60 on our PBS scheme at my local chemist which is just $3.90 USD at today's exchange rate Saturday June 6, 2020. The bloated price is outrageous and unacceptable.
@cu7695 5 років тому
It's quite noble that Fredrick Banting and Charles Best opened their innovation for saving lives.
@nerdonthepayroll 5 років тому
As a researcher, I would say most scientists would have done the same. I've personally never met any researcher who got into science to become rich.
@dasalekhya 5 років тому
Not just that, Dr. Banting (later Sir Banting) left most of his wealth to University of Toronto & Canada. He also instructed the UofT that the money from Insulin license should be used for research. So that wealth, plus Govt of Canada, has been funding this for years - banting.fellowships-bourses.gc.ca/en/about-a_propos_index.html *As a Canadian,* one thing to be really proud about is that our *national heroes* are people like Dr. Banting.
@northernsnowberry 5 років тому
@@nerdonthepayroll this exactly. One of my co-workers with a PhD found out today that he would be making more money if he stayed working at Costco. We get into it because we're giant nerds and we are passionate about figuring things out, not because we want to make bank.
@RS-ti7bz 5 років тому
Sabrina Nowak bless y’all
@ahysal 5 років тому
Canadians are amazing!
@skyboards 5 років тому
Insulin in India costs Rs 110/ day. Thats equal to 1.5$ I guess. The pen and the cartridge costs like Rs.2000. Thats equal to 28$.
@zeeshanalam7929 5 років тому
Sasta hai... Lekin tu toh Gaye ko chotha hai na??? Hahahaha Gaye chot
@skyboards 5 років тому
@@zeeshanalam7929 cant understand what you are saying
@zeeshanalam7929 5 років тому
@@skyboards ask someone special to translate it. You'll be happy you did.
@zeeshanalam7929 5 років тому
@@skyboards like in hindi. Gaye is cow btw
@skyboards 5 років тому
@@zeeshanalam7929 yeah if you have something to say and convey something to me, say it in a way I will understand. As I already see you can speak English. I am not gonna run around to do your work. Else have a nice day :)
@samwithoutlimits7766 4 роки тому
I am sooooo glad happy excited that I found your channel. I have posted the one on civil rights on my Facebook page and I'm considering putting the one on affirmative action on there too except that affirmative action is....gone. I will continue to listen. I am learning and laughing at the same time...it's the best way to learn.
@daniellegardner6617 Рік тому
I am a data analytics & visualization architect and I LOVE (& can totally relate to) all of your statistics and graphic design jokes!! I feel so seen. 😂
@szami_4865 5 років тому
Subpoena /səˈpiːnə/ noun a legal term for white people beefs Thanks Hasan
@KafshakTashtak 5 років тому
The legal form of can I see the manager.
@szami_4865 5 років тому
@@KafshakTashtak that's an example
@TaniMeAtSix 5 років тому
As a biological sciences graduate and a medical student I can appreciate both the pharmacological side of diabetes and the medical/clinical side to it. America needs to follow the footsteps of other countries and improve their health care system. For too long, America has focused on wealth and not the wellbeing of its citizens. The UK has the NHS and sure, we have our problems. But patients aren’t suffering. Medication is provided either for a fee of less than £10 or it is free. Medication doesn’t have to be expensive.
@jim-ngormohkamara4805 5 років тому
This right here /\ |||@@spiritusIRATUS
@hj2711 5 років тому
I agree but you can't defeat the pbm because they are powerful
@ronnieDaking 5 років тому
Doesn't the NHS has more deaths then american healthcare.
@hamiotaville 5 років тому
@@ronnieDaking No: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_life_expectancy#List_by_the_World_Health_Organization_(2015)
@dewaldt8104 5 років тому
@@hamiotaville life expectancy isn't a measurement of how good the country's healthcare is. That is because it is affected by things such as crime, people's life style choices (such as smoking and drinking) as well as healthcare.
@lock0nstratos416 5 років тому
I learn more from one episode of The Patriot Act than I ever did in school...
@gisiksiksig4183 5 років тому
Keep going. Its all learning and enjoying man
@dairithborquez8265 5 років тому
My father is Diabetic and travels to Mexico and can buy years worth of insulin with what he pays for 3 months
@renaissanceguy2445 5 років тому
Yeah, I’ve had to get insulin from Canada while waiting for insurance to come through
@LowCostVideo 5 років тому
How does he get it across the border into America?
@hamiotaville 5 років тому
@@LowCostVideo It may be technically illegal to transport largish quantities of insulin from Canada or Mexico than to the USA, but it is hardly ever enforced, especially if it can reasonably be assumed to be for personal use.
@dairithborquez8265 5 років тому
LowCostVideo how everyone else travels and carry meds.
@dairithborquez8265 5 років тому
LowCostVideo he has a medical diabetic card. I’ve seen him bring in food where food isn’t allowed just because of that card.
@abnercoelho9720 5 років тому
Dear Netflix executives watching this, This is your weekly reminder that a special with Tan France and Hasan minhaj road tripping through America needs to happen. We would all watch it. Make it happen !!
@SFSAdriana 5 років тому
So much yes to this. This comment needs more likes to make this happen.
@nishiagarwal6418 5 років тому
You have some guts and the amount of study that goes in your series is amazing and astonishing
@thedreamer6538 4 роки тому
thanks for sharing the episodes! to me this is the best talkshow! thank you Hasan
@ZiauddinKhan303 5 років тому
I wish my college/university lectures be like these.
@erindenisi7973 5 років тому
I am a college professor and I want my lectures to be like these. I just need a team of writers and graphic designers from the daily show to help me with my lesson plans
@NJ-wb1cz 5 років тому
@@erindenisi7973 and most importantly - a new host/presenter.
@akhilathirumala1944 5 років тому
Hasan is the new bad boy of the internet and I’m here for it
@cd8195 3 роки тому
This one really got me emotional. Don’t ever stop making your videos Hasan. You’ve educated me sooo much
@princessbecca8315 4 роки тому
Thank you for doing this episode. My daughter is 12 years old and a type one diabetic. She was diagnosed when she was eight and it scares the hell out of me how she is going to afford insulin as a young adult. I know I was not responsible enough to pay for thousands of dollars worth of medication when I was 19 or 20, so I worry about making sure that she gets the medication that she’s going to need to continue to live every day. I have tried to stockpile insulin but because it expires so that’s only going to work for a year or two maybe? She struggles with so much because of her diabetes and I can’t make it easier for her. He’ll, we live in Florida two hours from Disney World, and have never gone because so much money goes into paying for insulin and we just can’t afford to take a vacation to Disney World. That is ridiculous because all four of our kids pay for the fact that insulin companies just want to get richer at the expense of families and diabetics all over the US. Thank you for making this topic a little bit more public. It really is appreciated.
@chrissabal7937 5 років тому
As a diabetic here in the U.S. I was a victim of this. Even through Federal Blue Cross it was $500 per prescription set (i.e. a box of Novolog, a box of Lantus, and needles). I ended up in the hospital with a blood pH of 7.05 (normal range is 7.35-7.45). I've learned a few things since then. One, Novo Nordisk offers a manufacturers coupon for Novolog, making it $25 for a prescription, and two, there is a cheaper alternative to Lantus known as Novolin N, or NPH, that costs $21 per prescription. My cost went from $500 down to about $50 for the same amount of insulin. How did I learn about these things? NPH was prescribed to me by the doctors during my hospital stay, and the manufacturers coupon was from a friend of mine who is a pharmacy tech. Novo Nordisk didn't tell me. None of my endocrenologists had ever told me there were cheaper options. Ask your doctor bout NPH, and google NovoCare discount. I've been in DKA twice in my life, once when I was diagnosed and again when I couldn't afford prescriptions, and I'm fairly certain I shouldn't have walked away from either of them.
@bharatamla40 5 років тому
Blue cross has such high deductibles and it's not covering things properly. Even pain medications are only given for 7 days due to some dumb state laws in Louisiana instead of 30 days with quarterly drug tests
@bharatamla40 5 років тому
@andrew miller hahaha that's true. Even though I am not a diabetic but I work in a hospital so that's my view..
@bharatamla40 5 років тому
@andrew miller yeah even we feel bad when patients come and don't have any samples to ease their pain
@peppybalentine711 5 років тому
@Patriot Act please pin this to the top for other diabetics
@bharatamla40 5 років тому
@andrew miller that's what we pledged to do
@PaulShantanu 5 років тому
My mom went to a government hospital for a consultation on her type 2 diabetes diagnosis, here in India. Returned with three months supply of free Metformin pills. American healthcare is stupid.
@marianovidal4756 5 років тому
What a great show! This is the type of content people need to know what’s going on.
@ericsurf6 3 роки тому
Love this show~!
@wellibob1855 5 років тому
Every episode just keeps getting better and better. Hasan you da real MVP.
@bryantbravo9363 5 років тому
I dont have a Netflix sub but im glad u guys post these online!
@chriscrockpot5410 5 років тому
Thanks for spreading the knowledge.
@scrubsdelight7203 4 роки тому
Hi Hasan.,, As a nurse , I can relate what he’s talking about.. also so much truth about the episode on fentanyl , old age.. and so on... good job on that... can you also make an episode on the nursing like the nurse:patient ratios, the work overload, the burnout how health care turned into corporate business in USA Thanks again. I love your show
@caracrabtree715 2 роки тому
I lasted 18 yrs, then I had totally burnt myself out. I tried to do everything, putting in 110%, could only work 50-60hrs with kids, thankful for my Mom, wouldn't have afford daycare. Never to barely slept, worked all crazy hours. It's been 8 yrs since I stopped, still can never sleep past 5/6 hours, I think my adrenals are burnt have no energy, still trying to learn how to I feel joy or excitement again. I wish I was able to pace myself better back then, or had ability for downtime, never was able to afford extras, vacations, have a savings or build a retirement, health insurance premiums for family at work was almost 1/2 my check,, rent/mortgages 1/2-3/4, being only income, or actual quality time when my kids were growing up. The few hours a day were always stressed and or rushed. And for all of it, you're rarely very appreciated, few and far between. I was an LPN (low paid nurse) and having to do everything for 20-40 patients was way too much. Especially when your an empathetic person and do your best for each.
@sooncheolyoon759 5 років тому
Universal Health Care will fix the problem so quick.
@ronnieDaking 5 років тому
Do you really think pharmie won't make double if not triple the amount ?
@sooncheolyoon759 5 років тому
@@ronnieDaking Universal Health care means one-payer system and price is controlled by committee(could be gov or mix of reps from consumers, doctors and pharmas and gov). Why do you think the same insulin cost 8 dollars in Taiwan and 25 dollars in Europe? Pharams still make profits in those countries otherwise they would be out.
@dewaldt8104 5 років тому
@@stevenbrock528 and that will most likely lead to shortages. Prices aren't leavers some CEO just pulls up and downs, instead they are metrics of supply and demand. The moment prices start going up, entrepreneurs see this as an indicator that there is a bussiness opportunity and start developing their own product or service in order to participate in that market. The only reason why this is not the case in the medical market is because it takes the FDA 12 to 20 years to approve of a new drug. Along with that patten laws prevent competition from creating a clone of the drug which they can sell at a competing price.
@jennyj0007 5 років тому
John Oliver has some competition! I LOVE both shows!
@penn2602 5 років тому
WOW! This was a real eye-opener!
@Selambehere 3 роки тому
Hats off Hassan! You really have become one of the greatest. You are trying to help the world with your passion and occupation. Thank you for drawing attention to important issues and explaining them in a way that engages almost every person, who is willing to be engaged. 🙏
@reshrox63 5 років тому
When Hasan has to start off by saying "I have a secret! Tonight I'm not gonna beef with any foreign government." lmao okay but that's what we wanna seee
@jaein21 5 років тому
I want him to go after North Korea or Russia next, just to add to his list of countries he can never travel to again...
@zakwansada 5 років тому
He should go after Indian right wing government.
@sublimefermion2205 5 років тому
@@zakwansada Yea right? As if it would resonate with his primary audience. And what's wrong with Modi govt?
@jypsywith_a_jae7575 5 років тому
As far as I see it....he's beefing right here at home and that's cool too....
@eug3nius 5 років тому
And yet he did.
@masonchurch680 5 років тому
Hey I'm German and my grandfather did nothing wrong don't ask questions.He's a retired old man living a happy life in Argentina.🇩🇪 🇦🇷
@tefayambaye4516 5 років тому
Hahaha, good one
@weareallbornmad410 5 років тому
Ładna ikonka ;)
@jayduby5330 5 років тому
Well played my Kielbasa friend.
@weareallbornmad410 5 років тому
@@jayduby5330 :)
@rominaconstenla5624 5 років тому
Sospechoso
@drjny 4 роки тому
I like how the floor was used as part of the graphics at 19:31
@fatimadiallo3201 5 років тому
I think this is my favorite episode so far He’s brilliant
@nuzhatnayeem1119 5 років тому
University of Toronto student here in Canada :)
@JollyOldCanuck 5 років тому
Which program?
@nuzhatnayeem1119 5 років тому
@@JollyOldCanuck Majoring in Psychology and minoring in Poli Sci
@JollyOldCanuck 5 років тому
@@nuzhatnayeem1119 I applied for commerce at the mississauga campus, I hope I get in.
@nuzhatnayeem1119 5 років тому
@@JollyOldCanuck Best of luck! :)
@nuzhatnayeem1119 5 років тому
@abuaimen28 Ayyyyyyy! I'm a 1st year 😁
@reshrox63 5 років тому
Wow Mr. Frizzle really killed itt, this is one of my favorite episodes so far :D
@JoeNoshow27 5 років тому
Absolutely incredible. This is amazing!
@aashidhaniya 3 роки тому
they thought we wouldn't notice ~_-
@NARKISDUDE 5 років тому
So pretty much what Bernie Sanders has been saying over and over. this man should have been your president, Americans!
@VivekAnandJ 5 років тому
So true!
@Arun-MM 5 років тому
What was Bernie Sanders' solution to all this?
@daaave_ 4 роки тому
He just yells about stuff with little to no solutions, he’s actually a communist moron. I’m not a trump supporter I just don’t like Sanders.
@mehrshadvr4 4 роки тому
@@Arun-MM same thing as other countries do. Negotiate.
@q851230 5 років тому
9:48 She mentioned Taiwan which is where I'm from,and we have one of best public healthcare in the world When our gov decided to do universal health insurance program the sent expert to a lot of country to see how it work And years ago CNN do an interview whit the Doctor in charge of this CNN report :So what do you learn from us,From America ? Doctor :What NOT to do. Just to show you how good it is ,I have my teeth check every 6 month ,and remove my Wisdom tooth last year ,only cost me 5 US dollar each .
@vigilantsycamore8750 5 років тому
Okay, first of all I love every episode of this show. Second of all, I'd love to see an episode on Poland at some point, especially one about Robert Biedroń
@arashi43 5 років тому
So much respect for you Hasan. Thank you for all the true journalism you bring to the table!
@jaycesims8380 5 років тому
"One more episode and I'm going to bed..."
@moon5497 3 роки тому
You lied to yourself darling
@wafanomani9074 5 років тому
I love this episode! Thank you for raising awareness about this issue!!
@navneetthakur3785 5 років тому
It is totally amazing that you are recognizing the issues which needs to be addressed. You crack facts with humor which makes us watch your show.
@gretelsmith5513 4 роки тому
I absolutely adore you Hasan, you opened my eyes so many times with info I have only ever gotten from you. Thank you. Unfortunately Netflix is continuing to air a terrible show that I believe had a huge part in my son's suicide and 194 other children as well. Is there anywhere besides Netflix or you tube to watch you on?
@fysmhmd7029 5 років тому
you know who had balls......Sri Lankan Pharmacologist Dr.Senaka Bibile, who, among other things, was a big champion of generic medicine. And of course, he died by some "mysterious" cause.
@jebbush8491 5 років тому
Then there is Barry Sherman, the generous owner of an independent generic drug company who refused to sell to American Pharma companies, found murdered, but the police just brushed their hands and moved on.
@RickGravestone 5 років тому
my mom is a diabetic and here in Portugal she gets her insulin for free
@morugascorpion6021 5 років тому
Rick Gravestone Portugal’s great move was to decriminalise drugs. The money saved must be going back to the healthcare system where it needs to be.
@ronnieDaking 5 років тому
my grandma gets free insulin for free too and she American
@JustN0tMe 5 років тому
@@ronnieDaking Your grandma must be living in Portugal
@ronnieDaking 5 років тому
@@JustN0tMe Nope however there alot of Portuguese from Portugal where we live. They even agree the healthcare is better here then there homeland ;3 www.mass.gov/topics/masshealth
@JustN0tMe 5 років тому
@@ronnieDaking I never said it was the best or even good
@cicirunner 5 років тому
Just found this channel. What a great show!
@vaishalishah9037 5 років тому
So glad an episode was done on this topic. As a nurse, I see first hand the consequences of people not being able to afford medications, especially insulin, it’s really horrible and sad!
@USUG0 5 років тому
- the natural molecule insulin is not covered by patent, or patentable. So, everyone can in principle make it and sell it - the millions of diabetic people could create a no profit association that can outsource the production to third party companies at agreed price - the "hard" earned money of PBMs, insurance and pharma companies' executives, and politicians are invested in a mar-a-lago golf club membership
@MlSSFIT 5 років тому
We need names of the representatives on these congressional committees! Names are necessary so we can start tweeting at them and hold their feet to the fire.
@justmemadison 5 років тому
Google. That information is public...unless it's coming from a Super Pac then you may have trouble finding out who the contributors are; however, there is information that breaks down where all US representatives get their money. They are public servants.
@Joy_Praneeth 5 років тому
19:30 best use of bottom LED screen 👏👏👌
@nothanks645 4 роки тому
oh shoot! I did a project on this for school last year. This was really interesting to see. There's so many complicated systems and players involved. It feels impossible to get a handle on it all. That project was overwhelming lol
@lechatnocternal4817 5 років тому
Meanwhile Cuba has a waaaaay better health-care system than the U.S. even though they're waaaaaay poorer than the U.S.
@ghaidafancy1910 5 років тому
Never knew this was a thing omg thank you for broadcasting this
@ganahara134 5 років тому
Thank God someone is talking about this. I had a built up anger in me about this 😂
@billfromwork7203 Рік тому
Thank you sir. You'll never know me and that's why I appreciate somebody people know that is still willing to speak. Character isn't just who you are when nobody is looking, it's what you stand for when everyone is watching.
@deeqcadexl 5 років тому
I think we the people should force the congress to do something because the people are dying
@LegendNinja41 5 років тому
too bad most people in your country are busy keeping up with the Kardashians or Jenners or other Bs and keep wanking over themselfs by repeating how awesome their country is. guess that's why the higher ups can screw you over like that.
@CosmicCricket 5 років тому
People went without paychecks for over a month during the shutdown and there were zero major protests. We are beyond fucked already.
@StrigidaeStrigiformes-sv6mj 5 років тому
@@CosmicCricket I think you know why nobody protested my dude. They don't want to admit that they were wrong. That their beliefs are wrong. That their ethics and values are wrong. It takes a big person to be honest with themselves. Only then can one start to truly heal, and use facts, knowledge and harmony to improve. The alternative still believe in trump. Shit cuz'... I see women err'day that still hang on to their loser husband or bae just coz' they don't want to come to terms that they fucked up. Which is why they continue to get fucked up. It's a cold world mayne, and only those that use the friction in their minds and hearts can spark flames that keep em' warm.
@ronnieDaking 5 років тому
people are dying with free healthcare won't solve that
@anoopaperumal6879 5 років тому
I want to laugh, but I also want to cry!!
@osamagalal5760 4 роки тому
Always great information in simple words
@fanzfanzilla 3 роки тому
Truly talented the way explain and bring things together.
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