Topic: Medicaid

Researcher Brian Chow uncovered a $21 billion "racial wealth transfer" created through COVID-era health equity incentives (HEI). These programs allegedly pay medical providers more for treating Hispanic and Black patients while providing less care to White and Asian patients to reduce "health disparities." Critics argue these incentives, funded by federal Medicaid and Medicare dollars, are a blatant violation of the Civil Rights Act.

Michigan health official Abdul El-Sayed is criticized for claiming that Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement rates are a product of structural racism. The hosts reveal that El-Sayed's wife, psychiatrist Sarah Jukaku, operates a private practice that opted out of Medicare. They highlight the irony of her running an "out-of-network" cash-only business while her husband critiques the system.