data the last 30 years, what about the predictions that have not come true, and typing up green energy we have to do this or the world will end and they admitted they hyped data to make people take it seriously. if you have to hype data then maybe you ought to go back to the data center. trace: fundamentals, put the numbers on the board, gas pricis under biden, up nearly 60%, he took office 2.39, today 3.78, california almost six bucks. you get the idea, oh, and we have driven down gas prices, and it s the same narrative whether they are talking about hunter biden or the border or gas prices, oh, no, no, this is we have done yoeman s work on this and people, are they buying it. they can t be, phil. your final thoughts. the people i m talking to are not buying it. they look at the numbers, since president biden came into office and listen, they talk about we
the rise, the average price 3.78, up 15, almost $0.16 from last week. and $0.25 from just one month ago. not to be ignored, that is a big difference to a lot of american families, a lot of businesses and workers filling up their gas tanks a lot, that matters, trace. trace: and outside the door, it s almost six bucks a gallon, just saying. and you can go after a light bulb and get some pushback, you go after somebody s truck it not going to be good. sandra: crosses the line. trace: it s not going to be pretty at all, sandra. america needs 180 degrees change from the direction joe biden is taking us. he s wrong on the economy, wrong on energy and wrong on national security, which includes food security and border security. he s just plain wrong. sandra: that s friday in des moines, iowa, 2024 gop candidate
the bank of england may feel it needs to put up interest rates again. the inflation data over the next couple of months will be really key in determining which side of those views is right whether the bank actually have done enough when it comes to increasing rates, or whether they will need to do more. which means, after the living costs we ve been through, you ve got £3.78 monthly. here at the stepchange debt charity in leeds, they help people who have been pushed to the edge by a year of rapidly rising prices. a lot of people dealing with council tax arrears, rent arrears, energy bills that they just can t afford. more than anything, the.perhaps sort of the cost of living crisis seems to have tipped people over from being in a position where they were in debt but managing, to now they can t afford their kind of basic needs and their basic budget with the debt payments on top. lower inflation should be a sign that the cost of living squeeze is getting a little
interest rates again. the inflation data over the next couple of months will be really key in determining which side of those views is right whether the bank actually have done enough when it comes to increasing rates, or whether they will need to do more. which means, after the living costs we ve been through, you ve got £3.78 monthly. here at the stepchange debt charity in leeds, they help people who have been pushed to the edge by a year of rapidly rising prices. a lot of people dealing with council tax arrears, rent arrears, energy bills that they just can t afford. more than anything, the.perhaps sort of the cost of living crisis seems to have tipped people over from being in a position where they were in debt but managing, to now they can t afford their kind of basic needs and their basic budget with the debt payments on top. lower inflation should be a sign that the cost of living squeeze is getting a little easier but even then, it s not expected to get back to normal unti