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host: our guest is vincent keane and our next caller is jeff, here in washington, d.c. caller: good morning. mrkeane, it is refreshing to see you on c-span and thanks for coming. it is very important to have folks from the grassroots level and those who are working in the trenches, not to talk about medical policy at this time. i hear a lot of channel noise from people who are not involved in the actual dispensing -- dispensation of medical care. many people from the so-called grassroots are protesting the medical policies of the current administration who has only been in office a fraction of this year. yet we expect these gigantic popular decisions from the obama administration. let me get to the point -- i see all these political pundits and appointees giving all this leeway and policy development -- more than anyone in the trenches during the war. i have worked all my life and have been under-insured. i recently had this surgery. the surgery was about $20,000. prior to that, talking about preventive care, i had fallen on my wrist about 20 years ago. i went to georgetown university. i had a

host: our guest is vincent keane and our next caller is jeff, here in washington, d.c. caller: good morning. mr. keane, it is refreshing to see you on c-span and thanks for coming. it is very important to have folks from the grassroots level and those who are working in the trenches, not to talk about medical policy at this time. i hear a lot of channel noise from people who are not involved in the actual dispensing -- dispensation of medical care. many people from the so-called grassroots are protesting the medical policies of the current administration who has only been in office a fraction of this year. yet we expect these gigantic popular decisions from the obama administration. let me get to the point -- i see all these political pundits and appointees giving all this leeway and policy development -- more than anyone in the trenches during the war. i have worked all my life and have been under-insured. i recently had this surgery. the surgery was about $20,000. prior to that, talking about preventive care, i had fallen on my wrist about 20 years ago. i went to georgetown university. i had