like obamacare in 1960 and his book, the constant of liberty, as an alternative to the british national health service, where all of the doctors are on a government payroll. he thought that you should just make people buy health and government should subsidize it and require insurers to cover anybody however sick they are. and i just described obamacare that's the basic outlines of the program that will you write quite a bit in here about ayn rand, who is very well-known for libertarians. how do you feel about. well, what it's so ayn rand and other quite doctrinaire libertarians like her are among other things political philosophers. they offer a political philosophy, the middle of the minimal state. they try to support it with argument. that's what i do, which i don't think that other books about libertarianism do, is look at her arguments, take her seriously. a political philosopher. here is a starting point. here is how she gets to her conclusion. are the arguments good arguments or are they bad arguments? now, it turns out taking ayn rand seriously as a political philosophy her is not a nice thing

while according to the instructions of the organization british national health service 95 patients referredthe emergency departments should be in the period. they were processed for 4 hours. it has been our pride since 1948 when our national health organization was established. but now we have become a different country with a dark outlook. the crisis in the british public health care system is not limited to hospital emergencies. the british liberal democratic party announced in a report: about 25,000 patients have had their operations canceled 10 times, and the government has failed to achieve all the goals of treating cancer patients. the survival rate of cancer patients in this the country is far behind france, germany, america and japan, and the government has failed to achieve all the goals of treating cancer patients. doctors in england have been on strike many times since last year. they have followed up and consider the government's inattention to the problems of the health care system of this country to be responsible for this crisis. for more than 10 years , the budget crisis has

you look at the british government and the national health service, if you were to change even slightlyrithmetic around that, absolutely massive the effect. the airlines are just the leading edge in this whole story. another story we should talk about as well. if you are a financial advisor, cover your ears. financial advisors facing in existential crisis. banks offering limited returns. why do you need a financial advisor when it is that easy. we will talk about at -- next. . this is bloberg. ♪ alix: we will take a look at what is buzzing on wall street. we are at how financial advisors are trying to stay relevant and dare i say cool. this is interesting. ed talks about how financial advisors are just much older. -- it about how financial advisors are just much older. sally: one third of u.s. investors use a financial planner. that jumps to about 70% when you have over million dollars in assets. only one third of those financial planners are under 40. they have started to feel they may be unseated and under threat by some social media, tiktok, other accessible advice you can get when y

national health service? >> well, i've long held it as a truism of british politics that it is only the labour party that willause it is only the labour party that will be trusted to do so. whether that is true or not, or whether is correct or not, whether that is correct or not, i should hope, deeply hope that keir starmer is serious about this and it's not simply a way to get more votes from the people because nhs is people because the nhs is crumbling around us and if the people seem as they are in every poll wedded to this idea of a nationalised health service, free at the point of use, regardless of people's lifestyle choices, must choices, then i suppose it must be labour that does it. i would much rather that people woke up and saw that this is a failed model cannot possibly and saw that this is a failed model in cannot possibly and saw that this is a failed model in the|not possibly and saw that this is a failed model in the 21st possibly and saw that this is a failed model in the 21st century, succeed in the 21st century, that every other health system in europe gives better clinical outcomes that we

national health service? >> well, i've long held it as a truism of british politics that it is only the labour party that willt is only the labour party that will be trusted to do so. whether that is true or not, or whether is correct or not, whether that is correct or not, i should hope, deeply hope that keir starmer is serious about this and it's not simply a way to get more votes from the people because nhs is people because the nhs is crumbling around us and if the people seem as they are in every poll wedded to this idea of a nationalised health service, free at the point of use, regardless of people's lifestyle choices, must choices, then i suppose it must be labour that does it. i would much rather that people woke up and saw that this is a failed model cannot possibly and saw that this is a failed model in cannot possibly and saw that this is a failed model in the|not possibly and saw that this is a failed model in the 21st possibly and saw that this is a failed model in the 21st century, succeed in the 21st century, that every other health system in europe gives better clinical outcomes that we are k

and i think the british public may gradually be coming to understand that what is needed is fundamental reform, fundamental reform of the national health servicetal reform of the public services in general . and neither services in general. and neither of them is talking about fundamental reform . fundamental reform. >> michael portillo, thank you very much indeed. you will be on our screens tomorrow morning at 11 am. we'll be watching you. thank you for joining 11 am. we'll be watching you. thank you forjoining us 11 am. we'll be watching you. thank you for joining us today. now, coming up in the next hour, more updates from the devastating conflict in israel and gaza all the latest from and gaza and all the latest from the world sport . the world of sport. >> plus, the grand national introduces new regulations for the most famous race in the world. is this a long overdue change or is it a capitulation to protesters? will be speaking to protesters? will be speaking to the chief executive of the jockey club. all of this and much more coming up. jockey club. all of this and much more coming up . next much more coming up. next >> hello there. i'

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