Khanna expressed sympathy for Thompson and his family but maintained a sharp critique of the industry he represented, emphasizing a systemic issue with private health insurance.
Khanna noted that the public outrage following Thompson's murder stems from widespread grievances about the healthcare industry's treatment of patients and denied claims.
He highlighted his personal experience with UnitedHealthcare's refusal to cover a simple prescription, illustrating the difficulties ordinary people face in getting necessary treatments.
Khanna argued for a rule requiring private insurers to cover treatments that Medicare approves, pointing out the absurdity of the current system that prioritizes profit over care.
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