And they said, let America pick up the difference. And I wouldn't let it happen. I wouldn't let it happen. So. So I invoked what's called a favored nations provision so that we will pay the same price as the lowest nation anywhere in the world. And drugs will come down, like from, as an example, $1,300 in the case I gave you, they'll come down from $1300 now in the world. They'll go up a little bit. (33:52–34:01)
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