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Trump RX launched. It's a government website where you can go and basically print out coupons to buy prescription drugs, about 40 plus drugs. Most of them appear to be in the weight loss

category, the shots, the pills. But it's really for people who don't have insurance. Because what

you do is you go in there and let's say, for instance, there's a drug that would otherwise

cost $1,000 a month. Now you're paying a couple hundred dollars. You print down. you do is you go in there and let's say for instance there's a drug that would otherwise cost a thousand

dollars a month now you're paying a couple hundred dollars you print out this coupon and then you go and

you redeem it at your participating pharmacy and it's really not a game changer for anybody who has

insurance in fact if you have insurance, you're probably

paying lower for their drugs than you are if you're printing out these coupons and paying cash.

So it's really for the cash person, the person who doesn't have insurance or a drug that

insurance doesn't cover. It's a nice attempt. I don't really think it's a game

changer in the sense that it's going to do anything on a wide scale level. But I think the

purpose of this website, whether it recognizes it or not, is that it puts a huge spotlight on

how the pharmaceutical companies, the pharmacies, the middlemen,

and maybe even to the hospitals who go billing for this stuff, they are such scumbacks. I mean, you're talking about now through

favored nation policies that Trump has worked out with Pfizer and other participating agencies

and companies that you're going to take a drug that otherwise would have been sold for

$1,200 a month. Now you get it for $ a thousand or twelve hundred dollars a month.

Now you get it for $1.99 or $3.50 depending on which one it is and coupon cuts and all this

other different jazz. A little over my head. I don't cut coupons or do that kind of stuff.

So reading through it, all I just kept on coming back to was the American people have been screwed for so long.

American companies taking advantage of Americans each and every day, giving other countries

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