@cbsnews: Motorists are paying sharply higher fuel prices since the outbreak of the Iran war, despite the U.S. being the world's largest oil producer. The U.S. exports much of the oil it produces and remains a major importer due to the interconnected nature of oil markets. "The global market sets the price. The provenance of the oil we're filling out gas tanks with doesn't matter," said Bernard Yaros, lead U.S. economist at Oxford Economics.

craigflippen475 :

Highest since 2022 when presidents didn’t have control over gas prices. I remember that.

The Real slim shady🥊🥊 :

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neilkgb :

Amazing that almost every slide was giving incorrect information

Wyatt Mann :

LifeYourLive :

Corporate greed

Activity420 :

I hope people understand what he just said that when gas goes up it affects everything heating cooling the price of everything because we are so damn oil dependent thank you President Trump.

🖖🏻 SkyLark 🧸 :

$4 a gallon here in Michigan. 😡 🤬🤬🤬

Kat li :

BeTheChangeYouWantToSee :

Linda Bourke778 :

I just paid $5.15 at Costco in California per gallon

Goddess Carol :

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William Shakespeare :

Dang

weasy15 :

Global market

themadtrucker :

This is the biggest incompetent person ever

Micky :

This post makes it sound like US gov’t is the largest oil producer in the world. It’s actually that oil corporations in the US are. There’s a big difference. We the people see zero benefits from it.

Michael T Lyda :

nobody wants higher prices that doesn't go back down 👍👍

0fficialGoober :

Just lie and lie and lie

𝐀𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐫𝐚 :

it exports 11M barrels & imports 8M . . Why not just export 3M?

Mochalicious :

Distracting with “gas prices” whilst introductory ROBOTS are showing emotion and reacting to human input with frustration and violence! (Video with robot kicking a ball, human being in audience kicked the ball to assist and the robot went to the human and hit at him in frustration)

Arlene Switzer :