John Oliver compares the Republican healthcare plan to 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5'

The American Health Care Act, otherwise known as the plan Republicans have released to replace Obamacare, otherwise known as Trumpcare, is not good nor well-liked.

John Oliver made this clear on Sunday night’s Last Week Tonight with a stunning montage of multiple people all using the same phrase to describe it: “dead on arrival.”

Oliver digs into what the plan actually does, who it benefits and how Paul Ryan has been trying to defend it. He emphasizes that everyone, almost literally everyone who is a Democrat or a Republican does not approve of the plan. Not even Trump wants to put his name on the bill, Oliver points out, this coming from man who puts his name on everything.

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