A new website, Trump RX, that the president says will help Americans buy lower-priced

prescription drugs, is now online.

The site lists drugs at reduced rates with coupon codes to be used at participating pharmacies

or directly through manufacturers' websites.

It's part of his pledge to lower drug prices in the U.S. where consumers tend to pay much more

than their European peers. Stephanie Sy has more.

Omna, Trump's RX currently has about 40 brand name medications on offer from five companies,

including popular weight loss and infertility treatments.

At an event yesterday, the president called it one of the most transformative health

care initiatives of all time.

This launch represents the largest reduction in prescription drug prices in history by many,

many times.

And it's not even close.

You're going to see numbers that you're not going to

believe. But health policy experts cautioned the impact would likely be muted, especially for the

85 percent of Americans who have prescription drug coverage. With more, we're joined now by

Dan Diamond, a reporter for the Washington Post,

who focuses on policy and public health. Dan, it's good to see you. So talk about how Trump

RX works in practice. It's not a website that sells drugs direct to consumer, but it's more for

information, right? Yeah, it's a government program, a government website intended to help

Americans get discounted prescription drugs. So you can be directed to a manufacturer's website.

You can print out a coupon in some cases, maybe even call up a pharmacy directly and get the

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