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President Donald Trump’s top health care chief revealed during a recent Fox News interview that he apparently doesn’t know how health insurance works, according to one political analyst. <\/p>\n

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Dr. Mehmet Oz, the Trump administration’s Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services administrator, discussed his efforts to combat alleged health care fraud during a recent Fox News appearance. During the interview, Oz claimed that “40%” of people who signed up for Obamacare “never used their health insurance” and insurance brokers are “making a ton of money off of the American people” by signing multiple people up for the same policy that isn’t being used. <\/p>\n

David Pakman, host of “The David Pakman Show” on YouTube, reacted to Oz’s interview during a new episode. He described Oz’s comments as “ridiculous.”<\/p>\n

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“What he’s describing is not how insurance works,” Pakman said. “It’s sort of like if you didn’t crash your car last year, your auto insurance was a fraud. If your house didn’t burn down and you needed to make a homeowner’s insurance claim, it must have been fake homeowner’s insurance. If you didn’t have a medical emergency, your health insurance somehow wasn’t real. It’s one of the strangest arguments I’ve heard.”<\/p>\n

“The whole point of insurance is I hope you don’t need it,” he added. “<\/span>That’s why it’s called insurance.”<\/p>\n

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