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Cato's Michael Cannon Visits the Podcast

By Patrick Ishmael Filed August 20, 2020 Source Show-Me Institute

Last week, Stuart Butler of the Brookings Institution joined the Show-Me Institute Podcast to talk about his views on health care reform in the United States. Though we disagree on some points, Stuart provided a valuable and interesting perspective on what the future of health care should look like in this country.

This week we have a new batch of health care perspectives. Yesterday we brought the Cato Institute's Director of Health Policy Studies Michael Cannon onto the podcast and asked him many of the same questions we posed to Stuart, and I think our listeners will be intrigued at how markedly different Michael's views are. Click here for that podcast, and be sure to subscribe to the channel to be notified of this content every time we add something new.

Subscribing is especially relevant now, because tomorrow we will welcome the Manhattan Institute's Chris Pope to the program and will release that podcast shortly thereafter. Like Stuart and Michael, we'll ask Chris many of the same questions so that our listeners can easily compare the different perspectives emanating from the market movement on issues like Medicaid, private insurance, and state-based health care reforms. Stay tuned and smash that subscribe button.

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