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In this episode of Good Morning Liberty, hosts Nate Thurston and Charles 'Chuck' Carhartt Thompson discuss a range of hot topics starting with Trump's alleged new trade deal with China. They delve into the details, criticizing the lack of real concessions and Trump's claims of a 'total reset' in tariffs. The duo also talks about Trump's new executive order on reducing prescription drug costs, exploring the implications of a 'Most Favored Nation' policy and potential pitfalls including medication shortages and economic ramifications. Alongside these big-ticket items, the episode also touches on various weekend updates including a $400 million plane gift to the Department of Defense, a discussion on habeas corpus, ICE activities, and more. Join Nate and Chuck as they provide their unique Libertarian perspective on current events.
(03:50) China Trade Deal Analysis
(09:28) Trump's Executive Order on Prescription Drugs
(25:16) Adjustments for Unhealthy America
(25:37) Government's Role in Drug Pricing
(27:04) Global Price Disparities
(29:35) Pharmacy Benefit Managers and Market Inefficiencies
(30:48) Direct-to-Consumer Sales and Mark Cuban's Initiative
(31:52) Generic vs. Name Brand Medications
(32:57) Trump's Most Favored Nation Policy
(38:57) Potential Consequences of Price Controls
(43:26) Free Market Solutions and Government Regulation
(46:48) Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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