Why American Healthcare MUST Put Citizens First

I needed a double lung transplant to save my life, so I am fully supportive of quality health care. And you're here looking so healthy after a double lung transplant. Samantha, give Samantha a round of applause, guys. Look at her. So I was given weeks to live at the University of Penn. Worried, because with all the people coming into our country are receiving, is it wrong of me to be worried as an American citizen if I need another transplant under the Harris administration? Am I going to be bumped on the list for someone who is not here legally? So I would love to tell you to put your mind at ease and that you don't need to worry about that no matter who's the president. I would love to be able to tell you that. I can't, because I think there is a big difference. You see an administration that will put a greater priority on somebody who broke the law to cross the Rio Grande illegally than somebody who's right here in the country, especially when it comes to scarcity in the case of transplants. And so I do believe that actually life or death for Americans is on the line in this election. I actually do, and I don't think I'm exaggerating it and saying it that way. And someone like you who's gone through what you have, you have the right to ask that question. You also have a right to get a straight answer. Are you in the right to worry about it? I'm sorry to say the answer is, I believe the answer to that is yes. I believe under this administration with seeing all the benefits, why anyone would come in this country legally when so many benefits are given to people who are here illegally. As an American citizen whose father has worked his ass off for my health care, I am worried that someone who is not here legally is going to trump me on that list. I think we're seeing that happen all the time. I think we're seeing it happen. I mean, even Kamala Harris's position, she favors using your hard-earned taxpayer dollars to pay for gender conversion surgeries for illegals who crossed. I certainly think it's not crazy to think that the lung transplants would be next on the list. I had to go through vigorous testing to be accepted. Tell me your name again. Samantha. There's good news. That's not somebody else's choice. That is our choice right here. We got four days to get this right for the country. And we can't do it by a little bit. We got to do it by a lot. A landslide minus some shenanigans is still a victory. That's what we're playing with. And you know who gets to decide that? It's not just the whole United States. It's the state where we are right now. This state of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania could be decided by a smaller margin than the number of people who are standing right here today. So are you guys ready to do your part for Samantha? Yes. Amen. Thank you.