Americans are being ripped off by Big Pharma, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. just exposed the truth. In a stunning Fox News interview, he revealed how greedy drug companies charge U.S. citizens ten times more for lifesaving medications than they charge foreigners. While families struggle to afford insulin or cancer treatments, these corporations laugh all the way to the bank.
Kennedy shared the shocking example of Ozempic costing $1,300 per dose here but just $88 in London. This isn’t about different countries – it’s the exact same pill from the same factory. Our politicians let this theft happen for decades because pharmaceutical lobbyists stuffed their campaign coffers. The swamp creatures in Washington cared more about kickbacks than your grandma’s medicine cabinet.
Here’s the kicker – YOU’RE paying for those annoying drug commercials. Taxpayers foot the bill twice: first through deductions these companies claim for advertising, then again when Medicare buys the overpriced pills. Kennedy called out this scam, noting America is nearly alone in allowing this legalized robbery. Your hard-earned money funds propaganda pushing expensive drugs while cheaper alternatives get buried.
President Trump is finally draining this cesspool with bold action. His new executive order gives drugmakers 30 days to slash prices or face government crackdowns. For too long, globalist agreements let Europe freeload off American innovation while we got stuck with the bill. No more – Trump’s putting America First by tying our prices to what other nations pay.
The numbers don’t lie. Drug prices exploded 15% last year alone, with nearly half rising faster than inflation. Middle-class families now face impossible choices between groceries and medications. Meanwhile, CEOs fly private jets to Congress where they bully weak politicians into protecting their monopolies. It’s economic warfare against the American people.
Kennedy didn’t hold back, blasting both parties for enabling this crisis. For years, establishment Republicans cowered before Big Pharma’s lobbyists while Democrats pushed socialist healthcare schemes. Trump’s team is charting a new path – pro-patient capitalism that breaks big corporations’ stranglehold without surrendering to leftist price controls.
This fight goes beyond party lines. It’s about stopping the exploitation of everyday Americans who play by the rules. While coastal elites get rich, heartland communities watch pharmacies close and hospitals ration care. Trump’s order forces these companies to choose: lower prices voluntarily or get crushed by market forces unleashed through transparency.
The silence in that interview room said it all. Even career politicians know Kennedy’s right – the system’s rigged against us. But with Trump’s America First policies, we’re taking back power from the corporate overlords. The days of $1,300 pills and taxpayer-funded drug ads end now. Patients over profits – that’s the cure Washington’s been avoiding for generations.
