Ok, so this video has some problems with it, and the health insurance as fire insurance analogy is a little bit wierd (I do like the part where you have to call around and find a fire station that is in your plan while your house burns). But it does raise a good point about the government being able to run some services ok. Now, a lot of people would argue that the police don't do a good job doing something, or that water treatment is on the verge of collapse, but you do get the idea here. I do think that if those 10 ways to fix health care are done, then you don't need a public option or government-run healthcare, because those 10 ways really will take care of the costs and improve care.