inflation was the number one issue. what can you promise concretely in the next two years, that will help turn the pocketbook for the better in the midst of staving off a recession. what i can t do is i can t guarantee that we re going to be able to get rid of inflation. but i do think we can. we ve already got down the price of gasoline, about $1.20 a gallon across the board. the oil companies are really doing the nation a real disservice. laura: oh, gosh, all right. so, biden s repeating that same line. oh, you re just not seeing the great effects of my policies yet? he s saying it takes time. blaming the oil companies, really? even cnn wasn t buying. when he was asked, would you change anything? he said no. now, you have up 5% of the country saying that we re head in the wrong direction.
inflation. but i do think we can. the minority brought down the price of gasoline about $1.20 a gallon across the board. but if you thought those staggering numbers, you know, the high cost of everything from food to gas to home heating might inspire the white house to shake things up, you are wrong. 75% of voters say the country is heading to punk direction despite the results of last night, what do you have to do differently the next two years to change people s opinion the direction of the country particularly as you do plan to run in 2024? nothing. not going to change a thing kind of like that cartoon, the dog is sitting at the table and the fire is all around. he s fine, things are fine. meanwhile on capitol hill, republicans say, listen, now is the time to rein in the white house and force them back to the bargaining table and get
we have already brought down the price of gasoline about 1.20 a gallon across the board. and i think that the the oil companies are really doing the nation a real disservice. so there s a whole lot of things that we can do that are difficult to do. we are going to continue to push to do them. brian: he already admitted last week that he told everybody to stop the railing. he took coal, 22% of our energy source, and he says i m going to close up all coal plants and again he finds somebody to blame these horrible ceos at oil and gas companies how basically told all the major banks make sure you don t invest in them. but it s their fault. airline fare is up 42%. things like margarine up 44%. health insurance up 30%. it s always somebody s fault. hard to keep up because it s vamvladimir putin s fault, saudi
we have brought down the price of gasoline $1.20 a gallon across the board and i think that the oil companies are really doing the nation a disservice. cheryl: latest fox news voter analysis finding it is policy americans blame. all of this despite the passage of the inflation reduction act. the president believes the country is nowhere near recession, despite two consecutive quarters of gdp growth this year, technical definition of recession. today report expected to show airfare, rents, food prices rising again and he took a shot at the oil companies. todd: scary part of the country when the president of the united states has no problem weaponizing national security apparatus, this time with elon musk. cheryl: interesting, when asked if elon musk is a threat to national security, here is
year. those are the numbers. let the reaction roll in; steve, over to you. steve: wall street likes it because it s going down. carley: yes. steve: key inflation report coming, carley as president biden is pressed on his plans to solve the inflation problem. i can t guarantee that we re going to be able to get rid of inflation but i do think we can. we have already brought down the price of gasoline about 1.20 a gallon across the board and i think that the the the oil companies are really doing the nation a real disservice. there s a whole lot of things that we can do that are that are difficult to do. steve: fox news contributor lara trump joins us right now. lara, he is taking credit for gas prices going down when, in fact, gas prices are gone down because supply and demand. people are driving less because it s so darn expensive.