Donald Trump Supporting Universal Health Care, Socialism? Shares Anti-Republican Views

During his interview with CBS' 60 Minutes, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump revealed a rather unrepublican thing that he supports: he's going to make sure all United States citizens have universal health care. Which might or might not sound a little like socialism, but hey, it's a pretty interesting idea...

In fact, our guess is Bernie Sanders might agree with him.

Trump sat down with correspondent Scott Pelley and discussed a number of issues – immigration, his big wall, his fame, and taxes (which, by the way, he's planning on cutting for the poorer families in our nation) – but his health care idea came as quite a shock. Perhaps even to him.

"What's your plan for Obamacare?" Trump was asked. To that, he admitted that President Barack Obama's current health care plan is "going to be repealed and replaced."

He further called the plan a "disaster," largely because the increasing premiums.

"Everybody's gotta be covered," Trump said. "This is a very unrepublican thing for me to say because a lot of times they say, 'No, no..."

Confirming that he was actually talking about universal health care, Trump added that he was going to "take care of everybody." And he doesn't really mind if it costs him votes.

"Everybody is going to be taken care of, much better than they're taken care of now."

Even, believe it or not, those individuals who are currently uninsured.

Take a look at the segment on 60 Minutes below. For the health care discussion, head on over to the 9:58 mark:

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