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The Michael Berry Show.

One of the big opportunities President Trump has that if he doesn't seize on it, it'll never be done,

is to get control of America's drug prices.

Now, I'm not for government setting prices of anything.

But the way America's drug prices have been... government setting prices of anything.

But the way America's drug prices have been contrived involves a great deal of governmental interference. And this is why it's going to take the government to fix this.

We're watching a lot of American suffering just trying to buy medicine to survive.

It'll be numbers that nobody can even imagine. We're going to get the drug prices down,

not 30 or 40%, which would be great, not 50 or 60, no. We're going to get them down 1,000,

600%, 600%, 500%,

500%, numbers that are not even thought to be achievable.

President Trump has to answer questions like whether or not he's a dictator.

And traditionally, the strategy would be you don't comment on things like that.

Trump is an over-communicator.

So what he does in a situation like this is he says,

well, if they're saying that so many times, I'm going to have to address it.

But I'm going to do it in a way that becomes a quotable quote, and they won't be

able to keep from playing it. There are a lot of things happening in the world, and yet Trump keeps

himself the center of attention, which keeps him able to move. It gives him a power that I don't

think they realize they are inadvertently giving to him. I think the Democrats better get smart.

And, you know, politically I hope they don't, but actually in terms of love for the country,

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