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“Pharma / Pharmaceutical” said in 37 of 393 transcripts, 114 times.
…them numbers that—you'll hear in a second—are astronomical. Nine new pharmaceutical companies are committing to deliver their lowest drug prices for American patients…
…largely standing behind me. I want to thank the president of Astellas Pharma medical, Michael Petroutsas; CEO of BeOne Medicines, John Oyler; CEO of BridgeBio…
…Ashcroft; president of Kyowa Kirin, Steve Schaefer; executive vice president of Teva Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Christine Fox; CEO of UCB, Dr. Jean-Christophe Tellier. I think…
…And today I'm thrilled to announce that one of the most respected pharmaceutical companies anywhere in the world, frankly—I know it very well; it's…
…by many percentage points. With this announcement, 17 of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies, representing 80 percent of the branded drug market, have now agreed…
…population and consumers [consumes] only 13 percent of all prescription drugs. Yet pharmaceutical companies have been making 75 percent of their profits from American customers…
…same product here, they don't. So they're coming in. I'll tell you, pharmaceutical companies are coming in at levels that nobody has ever seen. We're…
…increase our cooperation on everything from energy to semiconductors and shipbuilding and pharmaceuticals. It was a big one—one of the biggest deals ever made…
…his people—they're incredible. But I dealt with countries and with the pharmaceutical companies, and pharma was pretty easy because they thought we'd never get…
…world's population and consumes only 13 percent of all prescription drugs, yet pharmaceutical companies have been making 75 percent from these drugs. So think of…
…drugs available today are just the beginning. Sixteen of the seventeen largest pharmaceutical companies have signed agreements, and the other one is coming—he—believe…
…care, I think, in many, many decades. Under these agreements, the top pharmaceutical companies will also be investing hundreds of billions of dollars to bring…
…to be joined by the leaders of nine of the world's largest pharmaceutical manufacturers—all very big names, celebrities in their own right, very, very…
…pay all different prices. Now, whatever the lowest price is. Now, the pharmaceutical companies were difficult, but they also love our country. They knew it…
…the health care, because a big part of health care is drugs, pharmaceuticals. Right, Oz? And this—so this will have a tremendous impact on…
…that. So today I'm thrilled to announce that the two world's largest pharmaceutical manufacturers, Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk, have agreed to offer their most…
…world's population and consumes only 13 percent of all prescription drugs, yet pharmaceutical companies make 75 percent of their profits from the American customer. I…
…has ever had announcements like—and this has to do with other pharmaceutical products also, but we're covering this today because it's such a big…
…50 billion; Johnson and Johnson, 57—we're bringing back all of our pharmaceutical business; IBM, $150 billion; AstraZeneca, $50 billion, among many others—many, many…
…like shipbuilding, energy, semiconductors, critical minerals—minerals, and, you know, very important pharmaceuticals. We learned that during COVID. We had to rely on other countries…
…down, everything comes down. It's pretty beautiful to watch. AstraZeneca, the largest pharmaceutical manufacturer in the United Kingdom, is committing to offer Americans major discounts…
…fraction of what we pay for the same exact drug, same exact pharmaceutical, everything. And I said, "No, that's not right." And the drug companies…
…have the impact on Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security. Anything where you need pharmaceuticals, medicines, the numbers are going to come way down. Even Obamacare, which…
…to make a lot of progress is the money we're saving on pharmaceuticals. We'll be saving 500, 600, 1,000 percent. Nobody has ever heard…
…it. Today I'm thrilled to announce that one of the world's largest pharmaceutical manufacturers and one of the best anywhere in the world, Pfizer, has…
…world's population and consumers, only 13 percent of all prescription drugs. Yet, pharmaceutical companies make 75 percent of their profits from the United States. So…
…research and development right here in America. We're working with other major pharmaceutical companies to secure similar agreements. Everyone understands that the status quo where…
…aluminum, things such as that; or tariffs that may be imposed on pharmaceuticals because we want to bring the pharmaceutical businesses back to the United…
…for. And we'll no longer tolerate profiteering and price gouging from Big Pharma, but again, it was really the countries that forced Big Pharma to…
…than that, if you think about it, in the way—mathematically. And pharma has to say, "We're sorry, but we'll not be able to do…
…name them. We're going to be getting tremendous amounts of drug and pharmaceutical companies. Going to be pouring into the country. They're going to have…
…be real hard to do business in this country. So, for the pharmaceutical companies, chip companies, a lot of different companies, we're all set to…
…airplanes, minerals, and medicines that we need right here in America. The pharmaceutical companies are going to be—come roaring back. They're coming roaring back…
…because the jobs are coming with it. So auto plants, chip plants, pharmaceuticals, lumber coming in. We have things happening in this country I don't…
…what's happening with other aspects. We're going to be doing tariffs on pharmaceuticals in order to bring our pharmaceutical industry back. We don't make anything…
…going to be announcing tariffs on cars and semiconductors and chips and pharmaceuticals—drugs and pharmaceuticals and lumber, probably, and some other things over the…
…talking about other subjects, like cars. We'll be talking about drugs and pharmaceuticals. We'll be discussing chips, and we're going to be doing some other…
…will be looking at cars, and we're going to be looking at pharmaceuticals. And there'll be a couple of other things also, in addition. That…
…so that will take place very quickly. But also, we'll be doing pharmaceuticals and—to bring our industry back. We want to bring pharmaceuticals back…
…but it would have been very much better. So we'll be doing pharmaceuticals, importantly, and drugs, medicines, et cetera—all forms of medicine and pharmaceuticals…
…to be placing tariffs on foreign production of computer chips, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals to return production of these essential goods to the United States of…
…they build their plant in America. And we're going to look at pharmaceuticals, drugs. We're going to look at chips, semiconductors. And we're going to…