We're bringing down drug prices, like at a level that has never even been thought of, by thousands, think of it, by 1,000 percent, by 1,300, 1,400, 1,400, in some cases.

A drug that sells for $10 in London is costing $130 in New York.

We're bringing it down to $20, and they're going to go up to $20.

So they're going from $10 to $20, which is a doubling.

It's a doubling.

That's a lot, but it's a doubling.

But we're going down to $20.

So we're going down, if you can do your own math, but it's it's a 2,000%

3,000 percent. It's pretty amazing. It's pretty amazing. Eight billion percent.

He's free at that point. No, they're giving you. That's good. Buy's saving you.

No, they're giving you.

That's good.

Buy some aspirin.

They pay you $8 billion.

Believe me.

Jonathan Lemire, this is incredible.

Nobody's explained that to him yet.

It's extraordinary math.

That's really extraordinary. Nobody's explained that in the White House yet.

Yeah.

Give me your White House reporting on why nobody's explained to him that his math is literally impossible.

His uncle did go to MIT, as he's fond of saying, so perhaps he is an expert in the field.

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