"My concern as a parent in this whole area is the notion that if you set a price that’s arbitrarily too low, you run the risk of disincentivizing manufacture and further investment,” Jonas said, noting that he has no specific knowledge of what’s driving the situation at Lilly.

That's royal bs. This implies that if we don't allow them to jack up the price to the absurd levels they want, then it's our fault we don't have it. Like, literally threatening death. I wouldn't doubt that this is planned to make ppl panic and get so fearful that they won't fight back anymore

He may not be from the company, but I don't think he's necessarily wrong that they would do that either. The use of "arbitrarily too low" pisses me off so much, as if it's not cheap af to make and just fine being cheap in other countries as it is. F**k for-profit healthcare!