In this historic joint press briefing, President Donald Trump and Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unveil a sweeping executive order aimed at ending decades of pharmaceutical price gouging and foreign exploitation of the American healthcare system. Touting a new "most favored nation" pricing model, the administration announces that Americans will now pay the lowest global price for prescription drugs, cutting costs by up to 90% in some cases and eliminating the middlemen responsible for inflating prices.

Trump also outlines his administration’s foreign policy breakthroughs, including ceasefires in Yemen and between nuclear rivals India and Pakistan, a major trade reset with China, and the successful release of American hostage Edan Alexander from Hamas captivity. The briefing highlights U.S. efforts to halt fentanyl smuggling, revitalize domestic manufacturing, and reduce global pharmaceutical dependence through strategic tariffs and trade leverage.

RFK Jr. praises Trump’s political courage, likening the move to the fulfillment of progressive promises long ignored by establishment politicians. Joined by Dr. Oz, Dr. Marty Makary, and Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, the panel affirms that the executive order will slash Medicare and Medicaid costs, empower innovation, and rebalance the global healthcare economy, putting American patients first.

Packed with bold economic moves, foreign policy wins, and bipartisan shockwaves, this briefing marks a pivotal moment in the administration’s second-term agenda.