Eric Trump
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How can we get recess in schools? 40% of public schools actually don't have mandatory recess. It's unbelievable. This is the agenda of the administration right now. In the senior most meetings, it is how can we get food stamps to healthy food? How can we work with local farmers to get whole food for schools? How can we have more medical funding instead of going to...
SSRI-taitoja vanhempien naisen vÀlillÀ on kasvanut viisi kertaa viiden vuoden aikana. Kuinka voimme pÀÀstÀ alkuperÀiseen asiaan mielenterveyden asioihin? Se on aivan yksinkertaisia asioita pÀÀstÀ alkuperÀiseen asiaan. Se on todella positiivisia asioita, mutta hÀn on ristiriitaillut. Mutta hÀn ja presidentti Trump ovat kaksi Amerikassa suurimpia poliittisia osallistujia. Silloin hÀn on vielÀ paljon suurempi.
90% of those healthcare costs are preventable lifestyle conditions. But we have a system, the medical system, the largest industry in the country, the fastest growing industry in the country, not as a conspiratorial statement, just as a statement of fact, they profit from people being sick. That is the fatal flaw of Obamacare. Obamacare actually incentivizes this sick care system
Yritykset tekevÀt enemmÀn rahaa, kun ihmiset ovat syöviÀ. Yritykset saavat 15 prosenttia rahaa, joten yritykset haluavat tehdÀ enemmÀn ja enemmÀn lupauksia. Lupaukset tulevat yli, yli ja yli. Yritykset haluavat, ettÀ sinÀ olet syöviÀ. Koska terveydenhuollomme on niin suuri, koska meillÀ on kolme kertaa suurempi terveydenhuollon kohdalla kuin muissa maissa kehittyvissÀ maissa, on se, ettÀ me olemme niin syöviÀ. MeidÀn tÀytymme, ja republikaanit todellakin ovat ainoa paikka, jossa he sanovat, miten voimme luoda tÀmÀn.
Se tÀytyy olla terveydenhuolta, ja demokraatit sanovat, ettÀ meidÀn tÀytyy lopettaa hallituksen, jotta me saamme enemmÀn rahaa tÀllÀ syvÀllÀ jÀrjestelmÀllÀ ilman reformeja. TÀmÀ on hyvÀ asia, koska sinÀ ja isÀsi olette keskittyneet alussa muuttamaan jÀrjestelmÀÀ, jotta kaikki pysyvÀt syvÀllÀ, ja sitten laittaa heitÀ terveydenhuollon jÀrjestelmÀÀn, joka tekee yritykset rikkoja.
to why don't we encourage some exercise, why don't we change the food pyramid, why don't we talk about detoxifying people's lives, why don't we talk about the vaccine schedule for newborn babies, and maybe actually create wellness so that they don't need the insurance companies anywhere near as much as they do now. But what do you think about, like we had a questioner come out earlier talking about his daughter who still just has a new job, but is paying $900 a month to be insured. That's impossible for somebody who's young and just starting out.
These institutions, the military, the immigration system, the healthcare system, they're oil tankers. As aggressive as the Trump administration is being, we are starting the bold conversation to start turning these things, but I do see MAGA as a 10-year journey. We have to have a healthcare system where hospitals are incentivized for beds to be empty instead of full, as they are today. We need a pharmaceutical industry...
That is incentivized to prevent and reverse disease instead of manage it when all their revenue comes from people getting sick and managing it. We need insurance companies to be incentivized for wellness, which will lower costs. The Republican Party, and I think the MAHA argument of the system being so broken and slanted against us, is the predicate for real conversation about healthcare reform. And I'm worried, Megan, because I do think with this affordability question, healthcare is...
It's at a breaking point. We will have a different healthcare system, I think, in the next five years. And we are marshalling a conversation what true reform to unleash thriving of the American people looks like, which is so central to this Maha argument, that Democrats are going to have socialized medicine. And we need to win this argument. We need to continue supporting President Trump in winning this argument about a reform that we need, or else we're going to have socialized medicine, I fear.
PitÀisikö kysyÀ isoa, ohi, ohi, Zempik, koska presidentti Trumpi aiemmin huomasi, ettÀ hÀn vaikuttaisi programmiin, joka saattaisi tehdÀ droogia paljon vahvemmin paljon ihmisistÀ, mutta sinÀ et ole fani tÀtÀ droogia, joten miten tuntuu siitÀ?
Se, mitÀ presidentti Trump on tehnyt, on yksi moderni-amerikkalaisen historiassa agressiivisimpia asioita Pharmaan. HÀn vaatii, ettÀ jokainen droogi on mahdollisimman parissa, verrattuna maailmalle. Ozympi kostaa $1,600, kun se on $80 Alemassa.
80? 80 in Germany and 1600 dollars, and they were trying to push it on the American taxpayer. So this, he said, this is not happening. I'm going to use tariffs, I'm going to use every single tool in the tool belt to get drug prices at the same price, the most competitive price to the rest of the world. The US is 4% of the population of the world, and we produce 75% of worldwide pharmaceutical profits right now. 75%. So the Ozempic...
where there's an epidemic of obesity among six-year-olds. I mean, that is a moral failing among our country. And while this is being approved for Medicare, in some cases Medicaid, stay away from the kids on this drug. We are going to improve the food system for these kids. But I will also say, we need an all of the above strategy for obesity. The drug might be useful in some cases. It's much lower priced right now. But this administration...
in the next four years is going to dramatically improve our food system and have healthy food on a child's plate, healthy food on our soldiers' plates. And I will bet anyone, I will bet anyone, these
Moms are reading labels more. I hear moms, probably some in this room, that are demanding healthier food at their schools. People are just thinking about this stuff more. Snacking actually in the United States has gone down 7% just this year. The food industry is reeling. They're having to change their ingredients, lower sugar, add more protein. There is a lot happening, and I do see this whole movement as a 10-year bridge.
We're going to have lower drug prices. We're going to dramatically reduce ultra-processed food consumption. We're going to be moving more. We're going to have a surgeon general talking not about the need to take a drug, or as the last surgeon general said, the greatest health threat being misinformation about vaccines. She's going to be talking about sunlight, exercise, healthy food. These are simple things. Yeah.
MinÀ olen todella optimistinen. MinÀ olen todella toivottava siitÀ, ettÀ jos muutama asia ei tapahtunut, niin eihÀn tÀmÀ tapahtunut. Ja tietenkin presidentti Trumpin valmistaminen on tietenkin suurin piirtein. Mutta minulle on sellaista, ettÀ sinÀ ja Casey menit Tuckershowiin puhumaan kirjassasi HyvÀÀ energiaa, jota suosittelen todella hyvÀltÀ. SiinÀ on niin paljon hyviÀ asioita.
Se kuitenkin vaihtoi kaikkea. Senaattori nÀki sen, minÀ nÀin sen. Ennen kuin me olemme tunneet sen, sinÀ tunnettiin Dona juniaa. Bobby Kennedy, sinÀ tapasit hÀnet. HÀn nÀki sen. HÀn oli yhteydessÀ Don seniorin kanssa.
A beautiful friendship was born, an endorsement came, which was a really important endorsement for Donald Trump, and Donald Trump won and rewarded RFKJ. He brought you into the administration, and Bob was your uncle. We're off to the races on this revolutionary approach to childhood wellness and wellness for all of us. I've got to leave it on this.
Kuinka on Casey, joka ei saanut tÀstÀ pÀivÀkirjoituksesta, koska lapsi pÀÀtti tulla tuohon pÀivÀÀn? MitÀ hÀnet on ollut, miten hÀnet on ollut ja kuinka hÀnet on tullut Suomessa? Casey on ollut kaunis lapsi.