Josh Johnson

On the bright side, we're actually going to be bankrupting insurance companies instead the other way around.

If Trump had enacted this sooner, that CEO would have shot Luigi.

But look.

But look, Trump actually does have a plan here.

It's not to put a cap on the drug prices.

That'd be too easy and simple.

We're working very hard right now to get the other countries to lift up their prices a little bit and to get the drug companies to put it to them.

And if they don't, the drug companies will have a lot of problems, and they are mostly agreed to it.

And if the countries don't, then as an example, if it's Europe,

I'll say, that's okay.

You're no longer allowed to sell cars in America.

You're no longer allowed to have Mercedes, BMW, Volkswagen, or any of the other mini cars.

And they will say, oh, I love the idea of lower drug prices for America.

So the plan, just so I have it right, is to lower drug prices here by forcing Europe to raise drug prices over there, or they can't sell us their cars, reducing our choices as consumers and making cars in general more expensive for everybody.

And I know it's very confusing, but I've seen this before.

This is crackhead logic, all right?

A crackhead can never go from A to B, all right?

When I was a kid, I'd see a dude who needed $15, but instead of asking for money, he would try to sell you a tire, which of course he didn't have, but he did have a bike chain, and if you would buy that bike chain from him for $12, he would put that towards the tire, and then one day, eventually, buy crack.

And my point is, that's a better drug plan than what Donald Trump is doing.

Once again, Donald Trump can't shake the Jeffrey Epstein news.