We had the highest drug prices in the world, and now we have the lowest drug prices in the world."
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Analyzed 2026-11-03 16:39 UTC.
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Exaggeration/Hyperbole 80%
Claims an absolute superlative, that no one has ever had two years like these, with no evidence.
“I don't think anyone's ever had two years like this”
“we've created $25 trillion worth of wealth for our country”
Claims checked
“we've created $25 trillion worth of wealth for our country”
“we did something called favored nations on drugs”
“now we have the lowest drug prices in the world”
“We had the highest drug prices in the world”
“there's never been higher in the world”
“they had to double and triple their drug prices in order for us to do”
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The complete text as analyzed. Highlighted paragraphs are where the model found a technique.
But we've had a great we've had a great two years. I don't think anyone's ever had two years like this. We've created, Sean, we've created $25 trillion worth of wealth for our country.
Exaggeration/Hyperbole Claims an absolute superlative, that no one has ever had two years like these, with no evidence. Flagged: “I don't think anyone's ever had two years like this”.
Think of that. It's unheard of. Part of the narrative, I think, has the the media is unwilling to ever say you do anything good.
And that's why I try to offer some balance and and put it up there. And we'll do that now. And part of the reason is I don't think they realize what makes us unprecedented is we've never had a political party this radicalized.
Your thoughts? Well, they are radicalized and the media is very dishonest. I mean, you have a certain percentage, but it's small where they give it truth and they speak truth and that's a great thing, but it's very small.
And you know, you read like the New York Times is so dishonest. They'll take something that's good and make it bad or at best if you're lucky if they make it neutral. You know, we did something called favored nations on drugs.
We we had I had the the highest in the United States the highest drug prices in the history of there's never been higher in the world. We had the highest drug prices in the world and now we have the lowest drug prices in the world which going to have a huge impact on health care and everything else. It's drugs.
It's a big percentage. But we took the highest and now we have the lowest drug prices in the world. They had to get all these countries by frankly the threat of tariffs and other things because they wouldn't do it just they had to double and triple their drug prices in order for us to do
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