Sen. Elizabeth Warren introduces the Corporate Crimes Against Health Care Act to penalize private equity executives for patient deaths due to "corporate greed."

Sen. Elizabeth Warren introduces legislation called the Corporate Crimes Against Health Care Act, which aims to penalize private equity executives with up to six years of prison time if their "corporate greed" results in a patient's death. The bill seeks to protect patients, healthcare workers, and hospitals from private equity "looting" by providing new penalties and safeguards.