country are near or north of $5 a gallon, one family-owned chain is looking to provide some relief. they are slashing prices to $3.99 a gallon s for unleaded 88 gas and $3.49 a gallon for e8585 fuel through next tuesday, through the fourth of july. the company president and ceo, travis, joins us from pennsylvania. hey, travis. good morning. good morning. good to be with you. it s could have you. the number one thing people are complaining about is the price of gas, and i can see behind you now that your unleaded 88 is $3.99. why did you say, as a family, we ve got to lower the price? we just thought it was a good opportunity to provide some relief. we know how difficult it s been over the last couple of months, and with the timing of the fourth of july weekend come a lot of people want to be on the road and travel, so we thought it was a great opportunity to do
prices $3.42 in february of 2022, but it was only $3.49 i m sorry, 2.44 back in 2021. so we re seeing these changes and you have to remember these energy prices are affecting the good prices. i mean, that s part of the why the food prices are up, and the gas prices are up because of him, because of his terrible energy prices that, by the way, are also by making us not the number one energy producers in the world which we were under the trump administration, he s also empowering russia which is causing a whole other set of problems across the world and with our foreign policy. so, you know, these are serious things that are going on. ari fleischer, the former white house press secretary, says that biden has botched everything. take a look. you know, this is a guy who said he would shut it down, and now he s taking credit for nothing he had to do with.
will leave and then they don t. there s a lot of fighting going on among the protesters themselves to start off as an anti-vaccine protest and then it was anti-mandate, and now generically anti-government wrapped up in the notion of the guys of freedom, whatever that means to these individuals, basically they want exactly what they want, which is all of those restrictions gone, so that, because they believe they re just, they re just not necessary to the public at large, back to you. the courts there in canada having to intervene at the end. the concern remains about copycat protests both in canada and the united states but nice to see traffic flowing behind you. miguel marquez, thank you. gas prices still climbing across the country and could surge even higher because of the global crisis we ve been talking about on this show, including mostly the tensions between russia and ukraine. the national average is now sitting at $3.49 a gallon this morning and cnn s gabe cohen looks at i
time to back off. it s getting clearer to the point to make a decision. he has front line troops that they don t allow to deploy. they don t live them there very long unless they use them. thanks, senator rounds. so all of these worries over a russian invasion sparking more worries for drivers here in america. gas is averaging $3.49. and a briefing $100 a barrel. we ll be catching that. as more u.s. troops head out today, where is our involvement in this heading? we re going to spent with the pentagon spokesman, john kirby later in the hour. first, nancy pelosi digging in on spending even though fellow democrat joe manchin says americans are spent. are mid-term voters listening? after a week-long blockade is back up, still canada is not
tendants tried to and took a passenger into custody. the national average gas price reaches $3.49, up almost 20 cents from last month. can you believe that? up nearly 40% from this same time last year, a triple a spokesperson saying the threat of russian invasion is contributing to soaring cost and gas prices have soared over the past year. not good. over to you. matter of time until they have loan officers at gas stations. absolutely. everyone feeling it. thank you, carley. straight ahead from felon to fiark nce, four women tell nancy grace why they chose to marry convicted killers. nancy joins us next with stories