ObamaCare, Canadian Healthcare: Steven Crowder talks with Hannity

Steven Crowder of PJTV.com and http://youtube.com/stevencrowder appeared on Hannity to discuss his latest video, ObamaCare Yay Or Nay?, a hidden camera look at the Canadian healthcare system.

Steven took his hidden cameras into clinics and emergency rooms funded by the Canadian government. He discussed the 2-10 hour wait he encountered for emergency care and the 2-3 year wait for a blood test, among other shocking stories.

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[ThereAreNoUnionThugs]

I don't have a doctor but there are 100's of clinics for free with less than 1/2 hour waits. And at the University UWO there is the Fowler Kennedy Sport medicine center, which treats athletes. The students use surgical phantoms, which were invented there by Dr. Leo Millon and lifelike bioprosthetics! America's schools are the ones that use live patients for their first tries at bypass surgery.

And on the last bit most Canadians hate America, they don't want to go; scared of the ignorance.

[ThereAreNoUnionThugs]

This guy can't even speak french or afford a translator to make his propaganda?

[ThereAreNoUnionThugs]

There's no "take a number" system in my Canadian hospital

[ThereAreNoUnionThugs]

Ya, you can get scabs from any country to sell out and lie for America. who would have guessed?

[Stidmatt1]

why don't they talk about the millions of american who are dissatisfied with our system because they can't afford to pay for care when the problem is small and then the ER bill is much larger than if they had just paid in the first place? Oh yeah, the GOP would fall. Don't fall for this BS from FAUXNEWS. I talked to a friend who is Canadian and their system has improved greatly since the reform passed under PM Martin.Won't hear that from FAUXNEWS. This guy's statements are obsolete.

[cazyhorseworld]

and I sprained an ankle and got in right away. five years ago i cut my arm open and didn't get in for five hours. they thought the people from the car accident and the old guy having a heart attack took priority not how good my insurance coverage was.

[iLuvBarRefaeli]

love all this propoganda BS that American news shows about Canadian healthcare,poking a a country that provides a longer lifespan for its citizens by at least 3 years longer than the average American, 85%+of Canadian are satisfied with our healthcare,don`t believe the lies of waiting 4-6months to see a specialist etc,if you`ve got a serious disease or whatever you`re seen and treated right away.Find it arrogant for the American public to criticize another country before looking at yourselves

[MadHabber93]

@waynewin Oooops, my apologies. Glad your doing well.

[waynewin]

Error below - am doing OK now (meant to say not afficted by cancer any more).

[waynewin]

@MadHabber93 - that is not my comment. You are responding to mjn76 who made those comments. I support Universal Health Care completely. Personally, I have cancer - received immediate treatment, no waiting, received chemo and radiation and am not doing OK now - didn't cost me anything (I did pay $8 per day for parking at the Cross Cancer Institute). I received this treatment from the Health system, not the gov't - Amercians are very badly informed on this subject.