Trump's drug plan can bring cost savings to aging Texans

Texans are aging rapidly. By 2030, 17 percent will be older than 65, up from just 12 percent in 2015. In real numbers that’s an increase of about 3 million seniors. As Texans grow gray, their health will increasingly depend on Medicare Part D, a federal program that helps more than 1.6 million Lone Star State residents access prescription drugs.