and joining me now is steven crowder of pajamas tv. is a great piece of work, and people can see it at the web site. >> pj tv or go to my youtube channel. sean: there was a lot of humor to this. you said you hurt your hand with a skateboarding accident, you go into the -- first you weren't to the private clinic, and that was closed. >> don't get sick on sundays. sean: so you decide to go to the hospital. >> yeah. sean: walk us through. >> the lady said two to ten-hour wait, she wasn't sure, and then you see the nurse at triage, and it's a long process. we ended up not sticking around. sean: you were given literally a number, 69 and 70. >> like a butcher shop. sean: like a butcher shop. pull out a number. >> you're like rain man. sean: so all of the sudden you said how long would it be before you saw a doctor, and they said between two and ten hours. sean: and you waited four hours. >> and that's 500% more between two and ten. that's a pretty big gap. sean: you ran into some people. >> right, there was one guy who had a broken clavicle,

. >> steven crowder did an amazing video online about this last week. his cameras up to canada with his buddies and showed how bad it was. he went into the clinics and showed how hard it is for a person to get things. person coming to get one leg cut off left with two legs there wasn't enough time. they said it's going to take you three weeks. part of obama's strategy is speed. trying to ram this through our, you know, as quickly as possible in the summer months. another part of this strategy is having the media completely behind him. but the american people outside of the media are getting the information, they call it socialism. brian: taylor, here is what i understand. i watched mitch mcconnell yesterday he agrees something should be done. is there any way to use his approval rating despite is his policies to get something that republicans can deal with. >> i think it's not so much about his 70% approval rating as the fact that the american people are urgently in need of health care reform. people are behind this. brian: they're worried about the cos