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Transcript: Health care reform: Saving American lives

In a Special Comment Hour, Countdown’s Keith Olbermann explains how the American health care system is broken and why it’s so important that the government steps in to fix it.

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Health reform's human stories

'Countdown' senior producer Rich Stockwell shares his experience attending the free health clinic by the Association of Free Clinics in New Orleans on Saturday.

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Suspect eats evidence

Nov. 24: Police in Twinsburg, Ohio pulled over a man on suspicion of bank robbery but the suspect ate the incriminating evidence.

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