'Still Just Concepts?': NBC's Kristen Welker Presses Trump For Details On Health Care Plan
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The "Meet the Press" host asked the president-elect if he has a "fully-developed" plan as he promised that it'd "be better" than Obamacare.
NBC News’ Kristen Welker took on Donald Trump’s talk of “concepts of a plan” for health care in a sit-down interview with the president-elect on Sunday’s edition of “Meet the Press.”
“Sir, you said during the campaign you had concepts of a plan, do you have an actual plan at this point for health care?” asked Welker in reference to Trump’s vague claim during his debate with Kamala Harris.
“Yes, we have concepts of a plan that would be better,” Trump replied.
“Still just concepts? Do you have a fully-developed plan?” added the host of “Meet the Press.”
“We have the biggest health care companies looking at it. We have doctors who are always looking. Because Obamacare stinks, it’s lousy. There are better answers,” he said.
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