anytime you see an advertisement for the drug company -- it is cold big pharma, number one alled big pharma, number one lobbyist. anytime you see an ad by big pharma, you know your drug prices are coming down. and we are giving the rebate that creates tremendous wealth. the rebate, it is going to the people now. they are not happy. i have a lot of people in that industry who do not like me too much. >> we love you. pres. trump: and the democrats would never do it. biden would never do it, because he does not understand it. they would never do it. in a million years, they would not do it. it took a lot of guts to do it. whod a lot of politicians said that, but we did it. we are going to have drug prices reduce, not 10%. first time in 51 years, drug prices went down, a little bit. were going to have drug prices dropping 50%, 60% -- we are going to have drug prices dropping 50%, 60%, 70%. [cheers and applause] i am proud to say we have achieved the most secure border in the history of the united states of america. we now have the most secure border we have ever had, and it is only going

i don't help big pharma. they don't help me. they help a lot of other people but they don't help me, and i'm doing the right thing from the country -- for the country. you see their spending negative ads on me, and you see it is a pharma. they have unlimited money. when people see big pharma taking ads on me, that i am d person, it means drug prices are going down. speech, sheobama's is in over her head. president trump: issues in over her head. it was not only taped, it was taped a long time ago. she didn't mention the vice presidential candidate in the and she gets these phony reviews. if you gave a real review it wouldn't be so funny. i thought it was a divisive speech, extremely divisive, and we have a tremendous amount of enthusiasm for my campaign because of rings like we are talking about now, drug prices and drug cuts and transparency for hospitals and doctors that will lower bills by 50%, 70%. you are talking about numbers that are incredible. there is a procedure -- i won't mention what it is, but there is a procedure

ranks seeing big pharma firms. huge profits and some people left out. italy faces a fresh crisis as a spike in migrant arrivals over crowds quarantined on the island of lampedusa where authorities say the situation's become a public health nightmare. the city of seattle plans are underway to downsize the local police department replacing some of its functions by community led initiatives to a backlash among those who support the force and get reaction from a former officer your kids have a socialist candy shop. they see the opportunity and they're seizing it to get their ideology across they're not really thinking ahead as to what the ramifications are going to be for having civilians here boulder police. good morning thanks for joining us this is international. now with the number of infections topping 18000000 worldwide the race for a vaccine is intensifying the world health organization as a people to manage their expectations we all hope to have a number of effective vaccine to start could help prevent people from infection however the reason or sil

they reviewed the drug big pharma is supposed to be regulated by the f.d.a. but unfortunately through the badoo for laws big pharma is actually paying the f.d.a. . very large sums of money to review their drug applications so the f.d.a. doesn't do independent testing i've never bought into and that has taken account of the drug companies clinical trials for them i was investigating whether or. where their company executives were essentially writing the advisory decision. that legitimized approving this struck the joint commission that accredits health care organizations mandated pain is treated like the 5th vital signs as patients routinely had their temperature and blood pressures checked doctors were expected to ask each person to rate their pain on a scale from $1.00 to $10.00 doctors and hospitals were mohnish to if they did not treat this pain the joint commission developed this pain as the 5th vital sign. as part of a grant to that was provided to them by the pharmaceutical company purdue pharma the joint commission on accreditation of health care organ

and then say they're greedy they're terrible now but the problem is that big pharma is the engine for medical innovation in this country they develop drugs they are willing to invest millions of invested $40000000.00 in icy hot before they made a dime from it. so if we if we say let's you know what's make all of our drug companies nonprofits like we're not going to have a lot of innovative drugs that are going to a cure cancer are things like that so it's a problem and the rest of the world is counting on american drug companies to come up with cures chronic pain is truly a life altering problem for millions of people 'd. search for safe non-addictive solutions for pain really we can probably produce better drugs in terms of alleviating pain without the addictive component in some of the faculty here at the central institute are working very hard on the pain we need to treat pain is very important to treat i've been studying the. courage of studies in england we close up that we found the gene which we call code that. we can block the information in the brain and we don't quite know w

as big pharma broadens its horizons our nation continues to struggle in the aftermath of their deceit. it wasn't until february of 2017 after much had been exposed about the overprescribing of opioids that a new doctor at the clinic noticed 70 year old linda g.n.r. he had a serious opioid addiction he discontinued her high dose prescriptions causing linda to experience a painful withdrawal process get nauseous you might throw up and get diarrhea there's a whole array of stuff you feel pretty miserable for people like myself need some relief from the chronic pain. and it doesn't take 150 milligrams of the whole to do that today life is better but that doesn't make up for the decades of endangerment and loss of quality of life linda innocently experienced by trusting her doctors would do her no harm. i don't journey one i don't want to go through it again. happy with how things are now. i think it's fair to say that this epidemic of opioid addiction and overdose deaths was in many ways caused by by green so i think an informed public is critical to resolving this. problem. people need t

greed directly created coronavirus surely we need that proof before big agriculture big mining big pharma have to pay for what in effect is a v. forestation and so on for creating coronavirus when we do know that the bias comes from a back that much we know i also have newspaper reports from india hold all of the defense research years of china and the u.s.c. jointly came and pirated really that's and viruses from india in the not. so we do know there was a deliberate collection of these there are d.n.a. similarities around 94 percent we don't know it came from about doing. no we do we do that it is then been modified how it's been modified is the uncertain but what's the modification is what is a defense lab is the way markets that's where the different stories start to get barely confusing we would have a swine flu without the monoculture factory farms we wouldn't have bird flu without moral culture factories you know you know that the big but the big fear of it is that it is ecology we know diversity is what creates a brig in the spread of disease and bess but is enabled to print age m

however big pharma doesn't seem to be willing to abandon its shareholders in this time of great public need one leading us corporation modernity incorporated reportedly pitched the vaccine at $50.00 to $60.00 per shot with 2 shots required some say they are not surprised and we have seen in the past that the pharmaceutical companies have overcharged has higher price so why in the world would we imagine that they would make it affordable but they are not all singing the same tune drug giant johnson and johnson which has received over $600000000.00 in taxpayer money says it's committed to providing the vaccine at no profit during the emergency pandemic period but this thinking is far from universal the c.e.o. of pfizer says that he thinks it's pretty unrealistic to think that big pharma want to profit from the pandemic. i think it's very wrong you need to be very fanatic and radical to say something like that right now who's finding a solution the private sector found the solution to diagnostics and the private sector found the solution to therapeutics and is along the way to find most n

going to the people who brought us the crisis the oil industry and then mechanical industry and big pharma are one they're not different the investment funds life blacker are and then god. blackrock true corona became control of assets of 23 trillion amazon bridges i just create a platform and destroys livelihoods every 2nd we are trying to create new monopolies just in the last month 24000000000 additional well project because it was a while as the international labor organization is warning us we have a pandemic of an employment and as the cooled well goods program isn't pouring us we have a hunger pandemic saw the billionaires actually would like to trash humanity trash the planet and this thing without the basis without that which supports they point to me that they will continue to make trillions it's that illusion 'd that i talk about and rebel when this was the one percent this kid talking science but over there and their drugs wonder aids drugs next year there are corona drugs one day of it a bolo acces next to the corona vaccines the story of the corrosive changes by the dea the t

of pfizer says that he thinks it's pretty unrealistic to think that big pharma won't profit from the pandemic. i think it's very wrong you need to be very fanatic and radical to say something like that right now who's finding a solution the private sector found the solution to diagnostics and the private sector found the solution to therapeutics and is along the way to find most nations therapeutics and vaccines so how can you say something like that doesn't make sense people are working with scientists laboratory working and they should be paid for their labor nothing is free someone paid for it you know the government by taxes or the pharmaceutical industry by you know putting their money and their time and talent to develop this tax scene they have to recoup it but clearly there's got to be that balance between sri which is not reasonable and very very expensive it was really prioritize things so we should take care of who's at risk the elderly the sick if you had chemotherapy or your heart disease or morbid obesity those people should get the care 1st someone like me or perhaps e

i wouldn't say that big pharma's in love with me. they're taking commercials all over the place trying to, you know, hurt me politically. i don't care. you know, they don't do anything for me. i don't need their money. a lot of politicians do, to be honest with you. but the favored nations clause will reduce drug prices massively. and just one thing, first time in 5 years last year that -- in 51 years last year that prices came down. but that's peanuts compared to what we're talking about now. now we're talking about price reductions of 50, 60, 70% in prescription drugs. nobody ever thought that was possible. favored nations. nobody else would have done it, lou. lou: i think you're right. it's also one of the great advantages of having a populist are in -- populist in the white house because we know you're for the people. the people put you in office and not big pharma or the special interests that somehow find you, well -- [laughter] uncooperative with some of their policies. -- >> little bit. lou: the chamber of commerce in particu

and not big pharma or special interest that somehow find you well -- [laughter] uncooperative with somef their policies and chamber of commerce in particular. so it is as we look -- as we look at what you're accomplishing, it's, it's truly been a remarkable three and a half years because no one is faced the opposition you have the national threats that you have. and for this country to be where we are, i think it's straightforwardly accurate to say we're very fortunate to have you in the white house. and i think most of america including we call them the settle majority and left is intimidating people such an extent they're the silenced majority. but you give them voice, and the american people are truly, i believe grateful will express that come november third we'll see. the polls the heavy backed behind a bit are actually kind of mild compared to the polls that had you being trampled in 2016. so i don't think then is too worried about that at least of all you particularly as your approval ratings. >> polls look -- internal polls have been fantastic and ras musen turned around the and

[applause] and i'm standing up to the special interest in the big pharma, big weeks ago i signed fourrds to dramatically reduce prescription drugs. think about it. you know what i did come i signed as you know and as you have seen my guess. other countries have 10% of what we pay for the same exact pill, same drugs, same prescription drugs. and i signed a deal that we get that is not signed by the drug companies. they hated to take advertising. whenever you see bad ads from drug companies, just remember one thing, your prices are coming down. that means your prices -- but it's called paid for nations. paid for nations. we were the least favored nation in the world and we pay the highest price. so with germany as an example pays $0.10 for a pill, and we pay $3 for the exec exact same pill, that means that we could p drug prices by 50, 60, 70% at a level that has made them very angry. and rebates go to you. nobody else would have done that. they could have done that a long time ago. biden could have done it but he didn't know what it meant, but i will tell you, most people do know but t

you did not take any money from big pharma. i bet you didn't.the nafta disaster signed usmca into law. usmca is phenomenal and it's going to keep your companies from moving to mexico and other places. after years of building up other nations, we are finally building up our nation. [cheering and applause] and we are finally doing something i have been talking about for years -- we are finally putting america first, and i've done that right from the beginning. [applause] we are honored to be joined today by some incredible warriors that were really fantastic and friends of mine but they really fight, these pennsylvania people are fighters in case you haven't noticed, representative scott perry, where's scott? thank you scott. great job, scott. the warriors. lloyd smucker. thank you, lloyd. john joyce. john, thank you, great job. great job. and a friend of mine and a great, great man. he would have been here forever if he decided to, but he decided maybe it was time to do something else, but this was a fighter like no other fighter and those three