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ems peer mayberg director of public citizen's access to medicines program said quote fundamentally the administration is not challenging the monopoly power of corporations and is passing on a historic opportunity to make medicines more affordable for everyone government analysts predict that prescription drug inflation will be six point three percent this year outpacing overall inflation and wage growth earlier this year a white house report found that seventy percent of corporate profits on generic drugs are made from u.s. consumers form. and for more on big pharma and the cost of prescription drugs let's hand over to our correspondent ashley banks president trump says that pharmaceutical companies are getting away with murder however his proposed policies could possibly have major consequences for. the rest of the world's worst drug crisis in american history this comes amid rising trade tensions between the u.s. and key trading partners according to reports trump and his administration have blamed high u.s. drug prices on foreign countries a senior administration official says quote the us taxpayer through our publicly funded research

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em space. vonnie: how much more difficult or easy perhaps has your job become since this wave of changes to democracy around the world? populist parties getting in powern all sorts of countries. has your job changed much? lupin: it has changed quite a lot. it has gone back to the early stages of my career when i started off in emerging markets about 15 years ago. we have reversed it back to looking at e.m. fundamentals and em political dynamics. -- great financial crosses crisis time where the excess in liquidity for the yields meant there were indiscriminate em. emerging-market investors now have to really understand the external market and the global impact on individual em countries. and think about em more in terms of differentiated asset class rather than normalized. vonnie: lupin rahman, head of emerging markets at pimco europe. thank you for joining us. europe,p, turmoil in spain prime minister trying to play out his term even as rivals plan his ouster. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: live from london, i am mark barton with the european close seven or so minutes away. vonnie: a special we didn't, these

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em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "power lunch.et's get to julia boor stin in l.a. with breaking news. >> abc has cancelled "roenz. the twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values and we've decided to cancel her show this comes after a series of offensive tweets by roseanne barr, one of them making offensive comments about valerie jarrett, obama adviser, a tweet that was deleted set muslim brotherhood and "planet of the apes" had a baby that tweet deleted, rose ann barr apologized but abc has decided to cancel her show >> thank you very much, julia. >>> a brief -- well, that was a brief stay there for rose ann barr with a successful reboot of her program. >> it's hard for companies like maybe abc because that's part of her brand, right, but when you cross the line and go so far and sort of spew such bigotry, i think it left them no choice there were already starting to be #boycottabc all over twitter. >> it will be interesting to see if the president tweets because he had been pleased very pleased wit

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