"The United States is home to groundbreaking medical research, but so are other countries with much lower cost structures. Any American who's had a hip or knee replacement is standing on French innovation. Deep-brain stimulation to treat depression is a Canadian breakthrough"
Now if you really wanted to present the facts you'd hunt down actual figures (e.g. how many breakthroughs were made in the U.S. vs other countries). Instead he presents a handful of breakthroughs and then treats them as proof that the rest of the world is on par with the United States in medical breakthroughs.
Beyond that he quotes figures that are designed to be misleading. For example, he claims MRIs are much cheaper in Japan (which they are). But what he leaves out is the Japanese government did this by (a) arbitrarily cutting how much the Government will pay for an MRI and (b) purchasing MRI machines that have an inferior image density. So the result is you have technicians with inferior equipment rushing through MRIs because their sole customer (the Government) has arbitrarily set a really low price.