program. they don t have to sell their drugs to the 50 million seniors. of course they want to. so, it s an outrageous argument. if, under this argument, the government wouldn t be able to negotiate for doctors fees, or hospital fees, or reimbursements for other things. like what the va does, lawrence, they, rightfully, negotiate on behalf of the nations veterans and get much less expensive drugs. those are the kinds of prices we want to see for our seniors. let me ask the control room to do a split screen here. you don t need to see me, but it be good to see the senator and the list of drugs these ten drugs that are a couple of years away from being having the price controlled by medicare. senator, this strikes me as fragile. no republican votes for this whatsoever. why wouldn t the next republican president to do everything possible to stop this from happening? why wouldn t any republican senators and members of the house elected in the next
drugs under medicare. they don t have to be in the program. they don t have to sell their drugs to the 50 million seniors. of course they want to. so, it s an outrageous argument. if, under this argument, the government wouldn t be able to negotiate for doctors fees, or hospital fees, or reimbursements for other things. like what the va does, lawrence, they, rightfully, negotiate on behalf of the nations veterans and get much less expensive drugs. those are the kinds of prices we want to see for our seniors. let me ask the control room to do a split screen here. you don t need to see me, but it be good to see the senator and the list of drugs these ten drugs that are a couple of years away from being having the price controlled by medicare. senator, this strikes me as fragile. no republican votes for this whatsoever. why wouldn t the next republican president to do everything possible to stop this from happening?