Yes but he implied that the employer-insured need to pay for both non-employer-insured and uninsured. If his 2/3rd figure is correct we can say it's about 23% i

Yes but he implied that the employer-insured need to pay for both non-employer-insured and uninsured. If his 2/3rd figure is correct we can say it's about 23% in the former and 10% in the latter, but he just says 2/3rd needs to pay for 1/3rd. If the 23% are already paying, why do they need a subsidy from someone else's employer? I guess there is an affordability issue and rising costs ... but this is true for everyone, even those who mask it by going through their employer.