Michael Moore vs. Chris Matthews [VIDEO]

Alternet.org
July 25, 2007

On Hardball, Moore weighs in on the Presidential candidates views on nationalized healthcare, and how our system compares to other countries in the world. He and Matthews talk about what the trade offs are to go to nationalized healthcare. He also weighs in on how doctors who are general practitioners are paid in this country. A Republican member of the audience who doesn't agree with Moore weighs in. Watch Matthews desperately try to defend America's for profit system until he realizes he's beaten, and then turns aggressive on an innocent (if incredibly wrong) audience member who's on the spot. Check out the video to your right for more.

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