at the pump. do it now, do it today. carley: he ditched the meeting yesterday with oil ceos. cheryl casone is here with one executive s response to the president. cheryl: if you want to get oil prices down, maybe sit down with the executives that pump the oil. president biden did snub the executives, even though the industry has been his target about greed. one industry executive says that decision among many will taint the president s legacy. considered a monumental leadership failure as we look back over the years. millions of americans are in energy poverty because of really lousy transitional ideas. cheryl: national gas prices $4.92 this morning. we go into the holiday week wend americans facing this price at
inflation crisis or more of a political punching bag? no, more political, they re not playing a role, the reason it s so high, is largely the supply and demand imbalance. we re demanding more gasoline we can currently produce, making it up through imports and if you subtract from it whatever the corporate profits are, maybe take a few pennies off that number, a nickel or dime at most but then does anyone feel better because we re at 4.92 on gas? it s not really the major problem. major problem now is we can t refine enough crude oil into gasoline for what we re demanding. and that s obviously the bottom line, what has to be addressed. jim bianco, thank you very much, ahead of this fed decision tomorrow. next, january 6th postponing tomorrow s hearing, we ll speak a member of the committee next. and alexei navalny on the move,
production of oil, gas, coal, but they don t want to do any of that. joe said that in the campaign. instead, remember joe inherited $2.39 a gallon gasoline, today it was $4.92 on average across the country. they want you, the american people, to spend, what, your annual salary on average on electric car and just like this giddy democratic senator, take a look. i do have to say just on the issue of gas prices, after waiting for a long time to have enough chips in this country to finally get my electric vehicle, i got it and drove it from michigan to hear just last weekend and went by every single gas station and didn t matter how high it was. so i m looking forward to the opportunity for us to move to vehicles that aren t going to be dependent on the whims of the oil companies and international markets. sean: good for you. what about the rest of us? for some reason many democrats think i guess it s funny gas
and it s $2 more than it was two years ago, you go, what the heck is going on? you know, it something that everybody feels when you go to the grocery store, when you go to buy a pair of pants, even if you are wearing lousy pants like i am right now, you can see inflation. americans see it in their pocketbooks than s why they say it s the number one concern. acid wash jeans. who is taking the heat for inflation? i mean, come on. we know who is taking the heat. joe biden. joe biden, the buck stops here, right? that s always the case. look at his approval rating on inflation. 30%. disapproval around 70%. these are awful numbers. and when you have terrible numbers on the most important issue that is facing americans, it s no wonder that democrats are getting creamed in the polls right now and why biden s overall approval is stuck in the low 40s. those that have electric cars or hybrids are feeling really smug right now, right? high and mighty. record high for gas, $4.92 a
joe biden. joe biden, the buck stops here, right? that s always the case. look at his approval rating on inflation. 30%. disapproval around 70%. these are awful numbers. and when you have terrible numbers on the most important issue that is facing americans, it s no wonder that democrats are getting creamed in the polls right now and why biden s overall approval is stuck in the low 40s. those that have electric cars or hybrids are feeling really smug right now, right? high and mighty. record high for gas, $4.92 a gallon, up 30 cents in the last week. that s trouble for biden. i mean, it s huge trouble for biden. again, his approval rating on that issue hovering around 30%, disapproval around 70%. and i will note, you know, i put together for all of the different shows, i consistently say, okay, what is the change in gas prices from the past year? and every single time that i update it, the percentage growth