This week we had health care on the mind. Specifically, Speaker Paul Ryan's proposed American Health Care Act. The bill received it's biggest blow to date -- a pretty negative assessment from the Congressional Budget Office that found as many as 24 million people could lose their coverage in the next decade. Our listeners chimed in with their stories of how their lives will be affected if the new bill is passed.

On Monday, hosts Kai Wright and Anne McElvoy of The Economist implored health care professionals to join the conversation.

Tuesday's show waded into the debate over whether health care should be a right provided by the government or a personal choice.

Robert from Ohio said he is thankful he had health insurance in his 20s:

Young, healthy people turn into older people with health problems or in need of health care at some point. #IndivisibleRadio

— B. Rue (@bec_rue) March 15, 2017

When people who say they would buy a cheaper plan never bought a plan before the aca. #IndivisibleRadio

— Nelson (@NelsonAMccoy) March 15, 2017

Charlie Sykes invited Republican Senator Ron Jonhson on the show on Wednesday to discuss the best way to improve on the Affordable Care Act.

Chuck from NJ said health care shouldn't be treated like other capitalist industries:

And on Thursday, host Kerri Miller engaged with the audience on the importance of protest.

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