🚨¡Última Hora! Donald Trump anuncia bajada de precios de medicamentos desde la Casa Blanca

Name: 🚨¡Última Hora! Donald Trump anuncia bajada de precios de medicamentos desde la Casa Blanca
Uploaded: 2025-12-19T19:45:11+00:00
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En un mensaje a la nación, Donald Trump anunció acuerdos para bajar los precios a los medicamentos para los estadounidenses.

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00:01Bueno, en estos momentos, desde la Casa Blanca, esto es una alerta de él, el presidente Donald

00:06Trump está emitiendo un mensaje, vamos a escuchar de qué se trata.

00:10Esta es la tarjeta dorada, como saben, el secretario de Comercio y yo hemos estado trabajando

00:20desde hace tiempo en esto, y cuántos hemos vendido en los últimos días.

00:30Este es como la green card, y es un camino, y ha sido algo maravilloso, millones de personas

00:41entran a nuestro país desde la frontera, y ya no lo van a hacer, ya nadie entra a nuestro

00:47país.

00:48En la administración de Biden, muchas personas entraron, llegaron desde, gente que se dedicaba

00:58a las drogas que están en prisión, desde Venezuela, desde el Congo, y ahora tienen que pagar un

01:08millón de dólares.

01:10Y tú vas a estar muy feliz, el más feliz.

01:12Cuando tengas, cuando quieras contratar a alguien y les puedas decir, ah, ya no pueden estar

01:24en las escuelas.

01:25Estas personas van a querer contratarlos, y ahora van a poder contratar, comprar su tarjeta.

01:31Se van a Canadá a veces.

01:36A lot of times they go to Canada, even though they work for the companies behind me.

01:41So now you're able to buy, the companies are able to buy the card and use it for people

01:49coming in to our country so they can stay in our country instead of being immediately

01:54shipped out after graduating.

01:55En lugar de, si se gradúan y se gradúan como número uno en su clase, y quieren ir a trabajar

02:01a Johnson & Johnson, por ejemplo, pero no está aquí, y ya los pueden contratar de esta

02:09manera.

02:10Aprendes que no puedes hacer eso porque los sacan del país, pero ahora con esta tarjeta

02:21dorada, va a pagar un poco, pero bueno, los vas a poder tener.

02:26Esa es la tarjeta dorada de Trump, es muy hermosa.

02:31And you've taken in just a few days, you've taken in over a billion and a half dollars.

02:35That goes all toward reducing debt, goes into the treasury of the United States.

02:40And I thought I'd do this before we start on most favorite nations.

02:45I want to read this because I would have said it the other night, but I was not allowed

02:49too much time actually.

02:51They had a couple of brand issues opening and I understand that.

02:54But I do want to say, and some people say, oh, you shouldn't say it, it sounds negative.

02:58For me, I think it sounds positive.

03:01The only reason our unemployment tucked up and went up to 4.5%, which it went up to 4.5%,

03:09which is quite a low number, but still, is because we are reducing the government workforce

03:15by numbers that have never been seen before.

03:18In other words, government jobs are way down.

03:22And as you know, we don't need 10 people to fill one job, which is what we had in government

03:28in many cases.

03:29So, the government workforce by numbers that have never been seen before has been reduced

03:35substantially and will continue to be reduced.

03:39100% of our new jobs are in the private sector.

03:44And I could reduce unemployment to 2%, 1%, or practically zero by just hiring people into the federal

03:51government, even though those jobs are not necessary, which is what we had to do.

03:57We had millions and millions of people having jobs and everyone showed up.

04:12So, I wish that the media would report that the 4.5% is an amazing number.

04:29And again, if they don't report it, I guess maybe I'll just let some people go into the federal workforce

04:36and they look really wonderful.

04:38And what we're doing is the only way you can do it to make a country great.

04:43You have to, you can't have the government jobs, you have to have the private sector jobs.

04:48And these are among the biggest hires of private sector.

04:51So, we have reduced the federal workforce by tremendous, hundreds of thousands of people.

05:00And that reflects an unemployment, but that will be used up very quickly.

05:07100% of the new jobs, which, by the way, it's a record-setting number of jobs, too, is in the private sector.

05:14And I think that'll get even stronger when these buildings are being built all over the country,

05:18of which they're building some too, but AI and auto plants and everything else,

05:23they're being built all over the country.

05:25When that happens, your numbers will be even better.

05:28But I would like you to report it the way it is.

05:30We don't do the federal workforce jobs.

05:34We're reducing that very substantially.

05:37I'm thrilled to be joined by the leaders of nine of the world's largest pharmaceutical

05:42manufacturing school, very big names, celebrities in the right right,

05:48very, very powerful people, and they head some of the most admired companies anywhere in the world.

05:55It's a great group to announce that they've agreed to offer many of their flagship drugs,

06:02really all of their flagship drugs, at heavily discounted, most favored nations' prices.

06:08In other words, whatever the drug cells work over the world, in the world,

06:13whatever the lowest number is, if it's Germany, if it's in the UK, anywhere,

06:20we will match that price.

06:23Right now, sometimes it's ten times higher.

06:26We've been laughed at and scoffed at for years, for years.

06:30In fact, I was going to do it in my first term, but unfortunately, with the advent of COVID,

06:37as you would say, it was not, I don't think it was a very good time to be hitting up Spain,

06:43Italy, France, but now we're doing it.

06:46So, the hardest thing to do was going to be to get a country to do it,

06:52because we would have a pill in New York that was for sale for $130,

06:58and you could buy it in Germany, in France, in Spain, in some place.

07:03They set their own prices for $10.

07:06So we pay 10 or 13 times more, pay five times more, pay all different prices.

07:12Now, whatever the lowest price was, now, the pharmaceutical companies were difficult,

07:17but they also love our country.

07:19They knew it was unfair.

07:21And they were great. I appreciate it.

07:25But the bigger problem was going to be the countries.

07:27How are you going to get the countries to do it?

07:29And we told them, if you don't do it, we're going to have to use tariffs,

07:34and we're going to charge you a 10 percent tariff, which is far more money than the money we're talking about.

07:40And they immediately agreed to do it.

07:42So we have all the foreign countries agreeing to do it.

07:45If we didn't have the use of tariffs, we would never be able to do this.

07:49But we used tariffs, and they said, is it a threat?

07:52I said, yes, it is a threat.

07:54And they said, we will do it.

07:56And they dropped the price.

07:57So, what's happening, because the world is bigger than the United States in terms of people,

08:02that same pill would go from $10 to $20 for them, which is an increase, but it would go to midway.

08:11But it would go from $10 to $20.

08:13Ours would go from $130 to $20.

08:16So we dropped way down and went up a little bit.

08:19And everyone knows the way it is.

08:24They, for years, would just say, no, no, no.

08:27If medicine got more expensive for us, they would say, no, you can't sell it in this country,

08:31let the United States pay.

08:33And we had other presidents, all of them said, okay, we'll pay.

08:36So we were subsidizing the entire world.

08:38We're not doing it anymore.

08:39This is the biggest thing having to do with drugs and the history of the purchase of drugs.

08:47And I don't think that maybe the press will treat it as a story.

08:52This is the biggest front page story that you'll ever see.

08:55This is a huge bearing, too, on the health care, because a big part of health care is drugs, pharmaceuticals, right, us?

09:05And this will have a tremendous impact on the reduction of health care.

09:10The biggest impact is going to be that the money should be paid not to the insurance companies,

09:15directly to the people, and the people who buy their own health care.

09:18So we're going to be working that.

09:20The problem is that the Democrats are very much controlled by the insurance companies that make all that money,

09:24but we're not going to let that happen.

09:26Starting next year, the prices of drug drugs will come down fast and furious

09:31and will soon be among the lowest in the developed world.

09:34So in other words, the lowest, whatever the lowest price for a certain drug,

09:39which companies make much of it,

09:43whatever the lowest price is,

09:45that price will come down to the price.

09:48So we will get the lowest price anywhere in the world.

09:50If they're lower in England than they are in Germany,

09:53as of today,

09:5614 out of 17 largest pharmaceutical companies

10:00have now agreed,

10:0314 out of 17 orders,

10:05they're in deep trouble,

10:08but actually they agreed,

10:10because I think those three companies are coming in at a different time next week.

10:15So they've agreed Johnson & Johnson is one of them, right?

10:18After the holidays.

10:19After the holidays.

10:20Why they couldn't do it fast?

10:21We're going to be talking about Trump Rx.

10:23Oh, okay.

10:24Trump Rx.

10:25Trump Rx is doing well.

10:26As of today,

10:2714 out of the 17 largest pharmaceutical companies,

10:30but they've all agreed,

10:32have now agreed to drastically lower drug prices for their American patients,

10:37for the American people and patients.

10:39This represents the greatest victory for patient affordability in the history of American healthcare by far.

10:45And every single American will benefit.

10:48So this is the biggest thing ever to happen on drug pricing and on healthcare.

10:54This will have a tremendous impact on healthcare.

10:58I want to thank Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson.

11:03Paul?

11:04El CEO Paul Hudson.

11:05Hi, Paul.

11:06I hope they have you in some water.

11:07I hope they have you in some water.

11:10Okay, well, we'll do the best we can.

11:12Thank you, Paul.

11:13Great company, by the way.

11:15Novartis CEO Vaz Narasemen.

11:19Thank you very much, Vaz.

11:21Great job.

11:23Genentech CEO Ashley Megaragri.

11:27Ashley Megaragri.

11:30Gracias.

11:31Thank you very much.

11:32Great companies.

11:34Berringer.

11:36Berringer.

11:37Inky Mind President John Michael Bors.

11:41President John Michael Morse.

11:43Thank you very much.

11:44Muchas, muchas gracias.

11:46Gilead CEO Dan O'Day.

11:49Dan O'Day.

11:51Thank you, Dan.

11:52Gracias, Dan.

11:53It's a good company.

11:55Russell Myers Squibb Executive Vice President Carrie Gallman.

12:00Carrie Gallman.

12:01Muchisimas gracias.

12:03Thank you very much.

12:04Muchas, muchas gracias.

12:05GSK CEO Emma Wormsley.

12:08Emma Wormsley.

12:09Thank you very much, Emma.

12:11Emma, gracias, muchas gracias.

12:13Merck CEO Rob Davis.

12:16Great company.

12:17Thank you.

12:18Great company.

12:19Rob Diggins.

12:20Gran company.

12:21Very good.

12:22You're doing a good job.

12:25And Amgen Executive Vice President and CFO Peter Griffith.

12:31Peter Griffith.

12:32Thank you, Peter.

12:33Muchas, muchas gracias, Peter.

12:35You okay?

12:37Fake news.

12:38Fake news.

12:39We want you to be healthy.

12:43Are you all right?

12:44The camera's not okay, but she's okay.

12:45That's more important.

12:46We have good medicine for you if you need some medicine.

12:47One of them can take good care of you.

12:48We're also joined by Secretaries Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Howard Lutton, Ambassador, and

13:02really some incredible ambassadors.

13:06Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Dr. Mehmet Oz.

13:13And the FDA Commissioner, Marty McCary.

13:17They're doing a phenomenal job.

13:18Thank you.

13:19Thank you.

13:20For decades, Americans have been forced to pay the highest prices in the world for prescription

13:26drugs, by far.

13:27By far, not just a little bit.

13:29We were like a whipping post in the United States and just been four percent of the

13:36world's population.

13:37We have four percent of the world's population and consumers pay only 13 percent of all prescription

13:46drugs, yet pharmaceutical companies make 75 percent of their profits.

13:50Think of that.

13:51So we have four percent of the population, 13 percent of prescription drugs, and yet the

13:57people behind me, who are wonderful people, make 75 percent of their profits from the American

14:04customer.

14:05So that was, they understood that better than anybody that we have to do something.

14:10That's why I signed an executive order instructing my administration to do everything in its

14:14power to slash prescription drug prices for Americans while getting other countries to pay more.

14:20They bought.

14:21And we don't want more.

14:22We want this fair.

14:23We want to pay the same thing.

14:24We want to pay the same thing.

14:25They used to blame it, remember, on research and development.

14:28And they said, well, research and development for everybody.

14:31for everybody.

14:32And everybody understood.

14:33And as a result, the United Kingdom's national health service has agreed to pay the fair

14:38share for prescription drugs for the first time in 26 years.

14:43And we expect that the countries in Europe will do the same.

14:47And if they don't, we're going to put tariffs on them and we'll get the same amount of money.

14:50Plus, we'll take nice return on the money.

14:53We're listening to the President Donald Trump from the Casa Blanca present

14:57justamente esta tarjeta dorada y agradeciendo a las farmacéuticas.

15:04Bueno, estamos ahí escuchando justamente lo que está diciendo, agradeciendo a las farmacéuticas

15:09y cómo va a bajar los precios de manera importante para los estadounidenses.

15:14Gracias, señor.

15:15¡Vamos!

15:16In the third term, I was the first president of the U.S.

15:17In the third term, I was the first president.

15:18...

15:19...

15:20I was the first president of the U.S.-B.

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