Steve Deace Show Is a GRAND BARGAIN Even Possible with Health Care? | 11/19/25
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Nov 19, 2025 Daniel Horowitz, a conservative commentator, joins the discussion to analyze President Trump's health care proposal, debating its potential efficiency amidst current political challenges. They explore the implications of direct subsidies for individuals versus the issues plaguing Obamacare. The conversation also touches on Trump's recent strategic alliance with Saudi Arabia, examining its impact on U.S. interests. Horowitz delivers his signature message of woe while addressing the broader moral crises affecting these policies.
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Healthcare Is Already A Managed Market
- Steve Deace argues America's health system is effectively single-payer because government dictates coverage and rates.
- He suggests giving subsidies directly to people could be a pragmatic fix within a managed-health economy.
From Health Prebates To UBI Risk
- Steve warns that direct payments to individuals could become a stepping stone to universal basic income.
- He sees a long-term risk where a universal healthcare income normalizes broader government cash programs.
Pragmatism In Foreign Deals With Saudis
- Steve says mass foreign investment (e.g., Saudis) is practical and isolates regional extremism even if it feels globalist.
- He acknowledges cultural costs but emphasizes the strategic and fiscal necessity.