Which frees up benefits and money for people who actually need it.

And makes it less expensive for the tax payers. Then also - with 14 million less people involved, Health Insurance Premiums should go down, as now the net cost to the Health Insurance Companies (to run their businesses) will be less.

Since the major contributing factor in Health Insurance Premiums is how many benefits are paid out - it only stands to reason they shouldn't need to charge people as much for the Service.

Or the insurance companies will just start to pocket the over flow of income. I am very wary of the idea of insurance companies actually lowering prices. I hope Graeystone is correct about the money being increased for those that need it, I have disabled people in my family and here in IL they are forced to live on 970 dollars a month, illegals that tripped over the border were getting 1500 plus 275 base line of food stamps. I hope Trump comes through for the disabled and elderly, they have been forgotten by both parties for way too long.

Here's the rub of it all. Insurance companies of any type are relatively new. Used to be people were able to pay for repairs, doctor bills, etc without the 'third party' known as insurance companies. Also insurance companies have a history is holding onto people's money very hard and are unwillingly to let that money to be used when it's time for it to be used.

Then there is the 'handbook' many companies hand out to customers. Those things tend to get a thick as a copy of War and Peace.

Igot a Great Aunt that had Partial Cornea replacement surgery just the other day, she was telling my mom that the 4 hour hospital stay was 40K plus addtional 4500 for the anesthesia - The waste fraud and abuse in our medical industry is a titan, 10 K an hour just to lay ina bed and have a single nurse look at her and ask "how ya doing , ya need anything?"

Its like the hospitals and insurance companies have a game they are playing , and if you don't play by their rules, like having insurance, you get stuck paying those costs in full even though the insurance only pays a fraction of that total cost. Same thing with GoodRX, why does having an app on your phone allow you to pay 30% of the cost of meds? Why don't the pharmaceutical industry simply lower the cost 30% for everyone? I hope DOGE sinks its teeth into this and really shakes um up.

https://rumble.com/v6tofkd-making-america-healthy-is-happening-deep-dive.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

says a whole more than I can.