Big Pharma Is Here To stay

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
But starting today, the United States will no longer subsidize
the healthcare of foreign countries, which is what we were doing.
We're subsidizing others healthcare countries where they paid a small
fraction of what for the same drug that what we
pay many, many times more for, and will no longer
tolerate profiteering and price gouging from Big Pharmer. But again,

(00:23):
it was really the countries that forced Big Farmer to
do things that frankly, I'm not sure they really felt
comfortable doing, but they've gotten away with it these countries.
European Union has been brutal, and the drug companies actually
told me, sir, it was just brutal how they forced them,
and European Union suing all our companies Apple, Google, Mata,

(00:48):
They're suing all of our companies. They end up they
have judges that are European Union centric and they get
rewarded fifteen billion, seventeen billion, twenty billion, and they use
that to run their operation. Not gonna happen any longer

(01:09):
that I can tell you.

Speaker 2 (01:11):
But here's what Trump is planning and what it will
mean for big pharma. And he has directed Kennedy to
send price targets to industry. Uh, and you know the
whole old zempic there. Maybe I shouldn't put it slimming
drugs are looking to be included. They should be. It's

(01:31):
creating a creepy ass society. The side effects I hear
are extraordinary, and I can't help but say it is weird.
It's like what people are dying from a virus out
of China from a bat market and you're not jabbing
anything in my arm? You want to look like you
did in high school. Yeah, I'll give that a whirl.

(01:53):
We're kind of weird, man. I see I see some
people on an no zempa. What they go too far?
They don't They don't look well. And their people you
know in my life where I'm like, wow, you were
wildly vocal four years ago. They don't a vaccie. It's
gonna sterilize you. It's gonna kid take twenty years off
your life. Can I look skinnier? Let's give that one

(02:15):
a whirl. It's crazy. I wouldn't call it hypocrisy. It's
just the sadness of self esteem and something we all
trip on. But Trump is used as executive powers to
order sweeping cuts to the price of prescription drugs in
the United States. He wants to bring them in line
with other developed countries. Kennedy's instructed to enforce the most

(02:40):
favored nation pricing model and limit US prices to the
lowest rates paid by other wealthy countries. It's interesting. Trump
says this is going to amount to price cuts between
fifty nine percent and ninety percent. And I do have
to take the tasks just in the sense, yeah, we don't.

(03:00):
We don't want to slow we want to make them
more affordable. We don't want to actually evaluate some of
them and look at how unnecessary they are, how deadly
they are. They're just stone cold evil. I believe there's
a slew of drugs that we just should not even
be making. I'd like to see those conversations taking place.
The Quailude went away, why that was wonderful. We stopped.

(03:24):
There were no knockoffs. Never heard knockoff or was it
lemon Lemon seven fourteen, that's what you used to look
for on it. Never heard of any knockoffs. But I
remember when they're just like, yeah, they're not gonna make
those anymore. But here we go with everything that'll make
it skinnier, more productive. I love that one. You want

(03:46):
to be more productive, Yeah, yeah, I want to be
more productive, But you don't know. I can work out
and eat better, and I hear. Take this, it's wildly
habit for me. It's gonna rot the teeth in your mouth.
You're not even going to realize that three days have
gone by. You're gonna be so high for three days
and so productive for three days. You're not going to
realize that for three days you haven't eaten