209. Will Trump’s pharmaceutical tariffs lower prices and secure supply chains? @PetersonInstitute

Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Thomas J. Bollyky (Council on Foreign Relations) joins to explain the problems facing the US pharmaceutical market, the Trump administration's new tariffs and pricing deal with the United Kingdom, and the impact on American drug prices as well as supply chain security (30:10).

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209. Will Trump’s pharmaceutical tariffs lower prices and secure supply chains?