America’s prescription drug supply is under siege — and President Trump is putting his foot down. For decades, China has controlled the lion’s share of the raw ingredients and finished medicines flowing into our pharmacies. Now, with Trump’s plan to slap tariffs on those imports, drug prices could go up in the short term. The media will scream, Big Pharma will panic, and politicians will play fear games. But make no mistake: this is Trump’s bold gamble to bring pharmaceutical manufacturing back to U.S. soil.



Yes, it may sting at first — your prescriptions may cost more. But this short-term pain paves the way for long-term security. No more foreign dependency. No more supply chain blackmail from Beijing. Trump is betting that an America that makes its own medicine is an America that is stronger, safer, and more independent than ever before.



On today’s episode of Stinchfield, I break down why the elites hate this plan, why the pharmaceutical lobby fears losing their sweetheart deals with China, and why you should see these tariffs not as a cost — but as an investment in our nation’s health freedom.



If this drug tariff fight tells us anything, it’s that America is vulnerable when it comes to our medicine. We rely on China, we rely on fragile supply chains, and that means when things break down — you and your family pay the price. That’s why I’ve partnered with The Wellness Company to bring you their Emergency Prescription Medical Kit.



It’s peace of mind in a box — critical, doctor-prescribed medicines you can’t just grab off the shelf. Imagine a supply chain crisis, a disaster, or even just your local pharmacy being out of stock… this kit means you’re covered.



Go to www.twc.health/grant and use promo code GRANT for a big discount. Don’t wait until the shelves are empty — protect your health and your family today.

America&rsquo;s prescription drug supply is under siege &mdash; and President Trump is putting his foot down. For decades, China has controlled the lion&rsquo;s share of the raw ingredients and finished medicines flowing into our pharmacies. Now, with Trump&rsquo;s plan to slap tariffs on those imports, drug prices could go up in the short term. The media will scream, Big Pharma will panic, and politicians will play fear games. But make no mistake: this is Trump&rsquo;s bold gamble to bring pharmaceutical manufacturing back to U.S. soil.
 
Yes, it may sting at first &mdash; your prescriptions may cost more. But this short-term pain paves the way for long-term security. No more foreign dependency. No more supply chain blackmail from Beijing. Trump is betting that an America that makes its own medicine is an America that is stronger, safer, and more independent than ever before.
 
On today&rsquo;s episode of Stinchfield, I break down why the elites hate this plan, why the pharmaceutical lobby fears losing their sweetheart deals with China, and why you should see these tariffs not as a cost &mdash; but as an investment in our nation&rsquo;s health freedom.
 
If this drug tariff fight tells us anything, it&rsquo;s that America is vulnerable when it comes to our medicine. We rely on China, we rely on fragile supply chains, and that means when things break down &mdash; you and your family pay the price. That&rsquo;s why I&rsquo;ve partnered with The Wellness Company to bring you their Emergency Prescription Medical Kit.
 
It&rsquo;s peace of mind in a box &mdash; critical, doctor-prescribed medicines you can&rsquo;t just grab off the shelf. Imagine a supply chain crisis, a disaster, or even just your local pharmacy being out of stock&hellip; this kit means you&rsquo;re covered.
 
Go to <a href="http://www.twc.health/grant">www.twc.health/grant</a> and use promo code GRANT for a big discount. Don&rsquo;t wait until the shelves are empty &mdash; protect your health and your family today.

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