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“We had more people die during riots during his term than Biden by a long shot”

“And you know what matches up perfectly? What matches up perfectly is that 9.1% in 2022 and the day that that agreement ended. Where MBS and Russia limited production, that agreement ended it like this.”

“Humira is about 8000 dollars a month. Six to 8000 dollars a month. USIMRI is about 700 dollars a month. But they won't add USIMRI to their formularies because they don't want to use the revenue in the margin.”

“If you're dealing with one of those big three PBMs, it cost an independent pharmacy probably 12 dollars, give or take, on the location to fill a script. They're paying them 50 cents”

“The type of investments I won't do or don't do is ones where companies buy sales. So this is going to be a company that has to raise five hundred million to do one hundred million in sales because they want to own market share. And then they can get an exit be…”

“Our biggest inhibitor and why we haven't done it yet is all the fees that the FDA charges. So it's about 365,000 dollars to set up what's called an end on new drug application.”

“What's the earnings of people who are in ESOPs? Employee stock ownership plan versus everybody else. It's dramatically higher. It's not even close. They make more than union employees.”

“One of the biggest insurance companies had a 161 billion dollars of intercompany transfers.”

“Costplusdrugs.com is still the only pharmacy company that publishes an entire price list.”

“And so now the number of encounters at the border is about the same as what it was right before the pandemic under the Trump administration.”

“They've already, you know, just the tax rates are completely different than the Biden budget proposals, where there's no, you know unrealized capital gains, etc. They went to 28 and 28%, so it's not going to be what was proposed by Biden.”

“We'll be publishing everything we do. And so you'll be able to copy what we do and use the same networks, et cetera.”

“America is not the leader in robotics. We're not top three”

“You'll never see me invest to get one or two percent, because the company can't get big enough for me to get a material enough return to have it impact my net worth, just to be brutally honest.”

“I had Goldman Sachs create an index of internet stocks that I thought sucked. And then I shorted that index because we, and we had to follow all the laws and I just had to have that short in place until I was able to do a real caller in the market on my Yahoo …”

“The people who are making the determination that they're using the higher deductible plan, half of them don't have enough money for the deductible, right?”

“And we had the opportunity to stop selling weapons, but He looked, the best I could tell, he looked at it as a sales opportunity to sell to MBS all these weapons, and he thought that was a positive. So, a lot of people died, and we're still in there today, so …”

“If you look at what her specific responsibility was, I alluded to it earlier, her job was to go to Central America and talk to the heads of the countries there and try to reduce the reasons why people were leaving their countries to go to the United States.”

“The goal for us is to take generic drugs and be very transparent in what our costs and operation costs are and sell everything at a 15% markup. And from there, we add a three dollar handling fee and a five dollar shipping fee.”

“What's happening now is the market leaders, Google, et cetera, Meta, they're borrowing hundreds of millions, billions of dollars.”

“New York contributes more to the federal treasury, right, than Texas does.”

“One of my companies Beatbox Beverages, that just got sold to Anheuser-Busch, a Shark Tank company”

“I got charged by the SEC for insider trading, and they basically just took anything and everything I said out of context. Right? So I gave them everything I had, and I got cleared in like 15 minutes.”

“She's been very specific that cap gains goes to 28%”

“Obama was the deporter-in-chief. He deported more people than Trump or Biden, over three million people, but he had a specific process in place that everybody could understand.”

“And there are three of them that dominate the industry with 80, 90% market share.”

“You can't pay using insurance on costplusdrugs.com. You have to, you know, put in your credit card and pay that way.”

“Effectively about 21% of all health care costs in the United States are for administration”

“I took a eight-hour VCR and went to a local radio station, and we hooked up this VCR to their audio board, and we record on these eight-hour VCR tapes. Then I would take them back to my second bedroom and encode them. That was the start of audio on the interne…”

“Then I bought the Mavericks and we were losing money because I cared more about winning than making money.”

“When we started audio net, it wasn't like there was a streaming market. It was nice. It was nobody, not one single company doing what we were doing. And that was the exciting part because everything we did was the very first time it was done.”

“And so we sold, you know, one percent chunks for 30,000 dollars to our friends. When we sold the company, those 30,000 dollar chunks were worth twenty two million dollars.”

“5.7 billion in stock.”

“When I bought the Mavs, everybody like, are you an idiot? It was the highest price ever paid for a sports team. Two hundred eighty-five million dollars, and everybody thought I was a moron.”

“Guardian Bikes, move their manufacturing, 85% of it now to Indiana, the state of Indiana, because now with automation and AI and robotics, you can push your costs down.”

“In 2010, The NBA couldn't even sell the New Orleans franchise. There were no buyers. And the valuation had gone down.”

“We've got about 2450 right now, and that number's growing every day.”

“You'll see that our markup is 15%. You'll see that if you buy a mail order from us, you'll pay 10 dollars for shipping and a pharmacy fee.”

“We don't know who they are when they walk, we know nothing about them, we don't know who gets picked for the show. When they walk onto the carpet in front of us, they just tell us their name, and that's all we know.”

“And by the end of the year, we'll be up to 2000.”

“I've never put my name on a company until now.”

“When I sold my first company, Micro Solutions, I bought a lifetime pass on American Airlines, and literally just traveled and partied like a rock star, and I lived like a student.”

“Sold it for six million dollars, gave a chunk of it to my employees, ended up with two million and Martin ended up with two million, and boom.”

“And then when I got canceled, he sent me that letter basically saying, you suck.”