Pharmaceutical Companies

“We're also getting these companies to unshore their production facility.”

“Governments, pharmaceutical companies, and a whole group of parasitical interest groups have created this crisis and perpetuated it.”

“I would have a hard time personally, like, funding a startup that says, I'm gonna do pre-training, you know, it's, ah, it's, I don't really know, like, what's your differentiation in this marketplace, and I think a lot of those companies you're already seeing,…”

“I think my contention would be that the real reason they're paying all this massive advertising is not to influence consumers, but to influence the coverage that they get.”

“Outcome data is, is, is the gold standard data to have, right? It's the rarest data that's really, like, one of the advantages of pharmaceutical companies have, because they can generate data in humans at scale in a safe, ethical manner.”

“Pharmaceutical companies, for example, they specifically charge more to Americans to cover their ability to offer things for cheaper in other countries. So you might spend five dollars for a box of pills or a bottle of pills in Finland for the same thing in Am…”

“Pharma's the biggest advertiser in television, as I know you know, and so, for sure, I mean, if, you know, Pfizer's sponsoring your show, you're not going to question the vax. I mean, it's kind of that simple. So absolutely, and of course, that's why they're t…”

“He mentioned that he had been friends way back with Roger Ailes. And Roger Ailes specifically told him. That they could not post certain or televised certain content if it was too critical of pharma companies because they were the number one advertiser.”

“There's this weird thing Americans created called PBM. Is it PBM, the pharmaceutical, the kind of, there's this Entity that basically sits between the insurers and pharmaceutical companies and aggregates orders and bargains. And this is like a, you know, multi…”

“You know, the pharmaceutical companies came in hot and heavy because we wanted to open up markets in Canada to importation of drugs, right? They were blasting us on, on TV, Wall Street, going after us all over the place. But basically they attacked us, and the…”

“And I think 23 and me, their business model is to sell your data, right? Like, I think that is the core business model is they sell it to pharmaceutical companies for you know, like the research or whatever.”

“Pricing is typically done based on the long term cost benefit of the of the drug of the to the paying system. So, you know, they'll take a look at like, hey, here's how much we're going to benefit people or benefit the paying system. Therefore, we can charge X…”

“The reason why medication in America is so expensive and very cheap outside of the Outside of the US, despite being made by the same damn companies from the same damn factories, is that because the government doesn't bargain on behalf of the population, they c…”

“The pharmaceutical companies charge incredible amounts in the US In order to not have to charge higher amounts outside of.”

“Pharmaceutical companies were all in a transition state because generic medicines were starting to really come out. And there was just a lot of change, a lot of attrition, layoffs every three, four months, productivity went down, engagement went down, morale w…”

“If we're gonna make this widely accessible to patients that need them, it's gonna have to be affordable. So we'll need new models for how pharmaceutical companies charge for this, and we're seeing early days of this. We're going to need new models for how paye…”

“Pharma companies will start to view themselves more as data generating companies and data science companies.”

“And in my opinion, the thing they're really good at that I find it hard to imagine being disrupted in the very near future is that translational stage from late stage assets to initial commercialization, figuring out what the market wants. And again, By analog…”

“So they cannot be patented, therefore there's not a monopolistic sort of end goal for companies to pharmaceuticalize.”

“There are very few, there won't be any new major pharmaceutical companies created out of biotech VC money anymore. Really all about creating companies that can exit to these people.”

“Because the reality is, you know, all innovations that come to market are through industry. So, you know, you don't see drugs on the market that came from academia. They were all, many of them discovered in the earliest phases, the basic research was done in a…”