On the eve of American elections, I want Lipa discusses Bernie Sanders about a universal health system.

When there is only one week until the date of presidential elections in the United States, the famous Albanian singer, Doo Lipa, has been holding a virtual discussion with former US presidential candidate Bernie Saunders. During the discussion, they have talked about the health system and compared the differences between the United States and Great Britain in this area.

The American politician himself published this discussion on his Twitter account, where he wrote: “I hope Americans watching this hear what I want Lipa to say about healthcare in the United Kingdom. Ensuring health care as a right is not something radical. It's something each other big country already makes”.

During the discussion, I want to ask Senator Saunders why people are not protesting universal health care while he is indirectly responding to another question.

According to him, Americans don't know how health systems work in Britain, Canada or Australia, so you ask a question to the world-renowned Albanian singer: when do you get sick or your family get sick or when someone has to go to the hospital, how much does it cost you to go there?”

I want him to answer: “is completely free. We British national health services view it as a right, just like running water at home.

Sanders then says: “Did everyone in the United States hear what she said? In Britain, health care, since the late 40 ' s, has been described as human right, not a privilege”.

The two familiar figures then discuss the connection between job loss, especially at the time of pandemic, and the loss of access to free health care. You can follow their discussion in this video: