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For many years, Americans have paid the highest prices anywhere in the world for prescription drugs.

By far, by far, many times the amount that other countries are paying.

And, upon taking office, I signed an executive order to make sure that Americans pay no more for prescription medications

than the lowest prices or the same drug in other locations and developing nations.

Drug pricing has been a perennial bug bear of Donald Trump.

For the U.S. president, it all comes down to fairness.

And also, why is the U.S. subsidizing the rest of the world?

In April, amid his Liberation Day announcements, he discussed large pharmaceutical tariffs as well.

But he also dangled a remedy of sorts.

If pharmaceutical companies wanted access to the $700 billion US market, they would have

to start building and building fast.

Since then, Big Pharma has been at pains to show how many jobs they're creating in America

and how many factories they can build.

AstraZeneca, Roche, Pfizer, Eli Lilly announced massive manufacturing projects.

And Pfizer also announced a deal to bring down the cost of government-subsidized medications.

But how will this affect the US? And will other countries

be hit by these plans? All of this and more is at this week's views room. It's Amy. And it's

Jonathan. And this is The Views Room, your weekly podcast that delves into the naughtiest issues in

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