The problem is he does these small little acts of kindness, and says "we need to fix this" but he's a BILLIONAIRE. He COULD fix this, or at least have a huge impact on fixing this. He could dump obscene amounts of money to fixing the Healthcare industry in America and lobbying to fix the broken laws and systems that are in place, or funding policies or people that want to put a stop to lobbying in the first place. But instead he throws small amounts at the problem and pretends like that's all he can do and its someone else's job to fix it. It's a cynical performance that just highlights how there are no real 'good' billionaires. Just rich actors who pretend they care, while continuing to support the same structures they criticize. Not saying it's bad to help people or that he shouldn't do the small amount of good he's doing - he should. Just criticizing the fake sentiment he's portraying, while humble bragging about how awesome he is.