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RFK Jr. Says Trump Has a 'Different Way' of Doing Math When Questioned About President's False Claim He Cut Prescription Cost 600%

Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders pressed RFK Jr. on Capitol Hill about the Trump administration's exaggerated claims of lowering drug prices since launching TrumpRx.com

By Joseph Konig Published on April 23, 2026 12:23PM EDT

A week after telling lawmakers that there has never been a “more sane” U.S. president than Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was back on Capitol Hill to defend his boss's “different way” of doing math

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., pressed Kennedy on Trump’s mathematically impossible claim he lowered prescription drug prices by as much as 600%

Kennedy responded by arguing that “President Trump has a different way of calculating"

“President Trump and the Republicans slashed health care for millions of families. The president pitched his TrumpRx website as the answer for Americans who are worried about health care costs,” Warren, 76, said. "He claims that TrumpRx has reduced prices by as much as 600%. Six hundred percent, which I think means companies should be paying you to take their drugs.”

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[kookyvonspooky]

CVS count ya days. When this is all over people won't forget. To partner with a 🍇er, a PD📁, and someone who does not care about women, only what they can do for him - on FERTILITY programs is absolutely unhinged behavior. We get it you want more ⚪️ babies to terrorize.

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Trump Weird News - Where Is Health Care Under Trump?

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[curatorofthisdigitalmorass]

As Costs Soar for Millions, TrumpRx Scam Offers Savings on 'Exactly One' Drug: Analysis | Common Dreams

"For the 22 million Americans whose premiums have doubled, and the millions more who stand to lose coverage, a $56 discount on a fertility d

As Costs Soar for Millions, TrumpRx Scam Offers Savings on 'Exactly One' Drug: Analysis | Common Dreams

US President Donald Trump launched TrumpRx last month with a bold promise to the American public: “dramatically lower prices on dozens of common, high-cost, brand-name prescription drugs.”

But an analysis released Tuesday by the Center for American Progress (CAP) found that of the 54 medications listed on TrumpRx.gov as of March 16, “exactly one” drug—the fertility medication Cetrotide—is available at a “genuinely new lower price” not available elsewhere...

[thewashingtonpretzel]

Trump claims TrumpRx cuts prices 600% — mathematically impossible. Warren proved it charges MORE than Costco. RFK Jr. didn't know the price of a heart drug. 💊 Receipts.

#TrumpRx #ElizabethWarren #RFKJr #PrescriptionDrugPrices #Healthcare #MAHA #TheWashingtonPretzel #USPoliTickle

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Far-right media and MAHA figures have rebuked Trump’s Pfizer deal

Multiple far-right and MAHA media personalities have been critical of President Donald Trump’s announcement of a new deal with Pfizer regard

Alex Kaplan at MMFA:

Multiple far-right and MAHA media personalities have been critical of President Donald Trump’s announcement of a new deal with Pfizer regarding prescription drugs. These figures, some of whom have explicitly supported Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the “Make America Healthy Again” agenda, called the deal a “huge betrayal” that “crossed a red line” and said the deal was “a bomb going off with the MAHA-MAGA alliance” and meant the movement “is completely destroyed.”

Trump announced deal with Pfizer for Medicaid drugs

Trump and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla announced at a news conference on September 30 that the company “agreed to lower the prices it charges to state Medicaid programs for many of the drugs the company currently sells,” and “would also introduce new drugs in the United States at prices comparable to what it asks European countries to pay.” As part of the deal, The New York Times reported that “officials also announced they will create a new website, TrumpRx, where Americans will be able to use their own money to buy drugs directly from manufacturers, while sidestepping health insurance.” [The New York Times, 9/30/25]

Some MAHA figures previously praised Trump and Kennedy’s September 22 announcement promoting an unproven connection between the use of Tylenol during pregnancy and autism. They called Trump and Kennedy’s unproven claim “incredibly bold” and the “most decisive action that could be taken.” [Media Matters, 9/26/25]

Sectors of the far-right media, especially the MAHA-aligned crowd, are not too happy with Donald Trump’s deal with Pfizer to form TrumpRx.