Americans have allegedly been shouldering the cost of medications for the world,

while other countries have gotten a discount at a hark expense.

And now the Trump administration is putting an end of the practice.

President Trump has signed the most favored nation drug pricing executive order,

which plans to reduce the cost of medications in the United States by up to 80%. In other news, the Trump administration

is now negotiating a trade deal with the Chinese regime, as tariffs have been temporarily

lowered between the two countries. Also, the United States is set to receive a plane from

Qatar for free that will be used as the new Air Force One, at least temporarily,

but there's more to the story than what's being reported. I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigative

reporter Joshua Phillip, and this is Crossroads.

Americans have allegedly been shouldering the costs of medicines while the rest of the world has gotten a discount.

This is allegedly why we pay so much for medical costs in the United States.

If you're wondering why you pay so much for, you know, your pharmaceutical drugs in the U.S.

and you can go to Mexico and get them like

10 times cheaper, this is allegedly the reason, and now it's changing. The Trump administration

is putting an end to these practices, and this could actually reduce the cost of medications

in the United States, they're saying, by up to 80%. And it is noted this will cause a very sharp rise in the

cost of medications for other countries that have been getting discounts at the cost of Americans.

Now, President Trump explained the thinking behind the policy during a press conference yesterday.

It's called Most Favorite Nation. We are going to pay the lowest price there is in the world.

We will get whoever is paying the lowest price, that's the price that we're going to get.

So remember that.

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