combination. you have got a stock market tanking. ainsley: crime. will: i m just focused on in on crime and southern border. you have a real bad cocktail for success in the midterm election. brian: right. so far we also watched gas prices that the president was bragging about and brought it back quicker and faster in history now going up. 3.86 yesterday, 3.89 today. 3.49 a year ago. that was also high. since the cutback with oil and gas it s going to raise prices on everybody s driving as well as the heating and cooling in your house. you now have a situation where the president has got to act. is he going to reignite the oil and gas industry in venezuela with the infrastructure has been rotted out because brutal, horrible regime that tortures their people. communists have allowed russia to come in. iran and china. yet, we are going to reignite relations with them, perhaps. are we going to go to iran and say here, take this deal, stop building nukes for a few more years, and allo
the president plans to ease sanctions on venezuela expedite. taking to twitter writing opec says no, strategic reserve options all but gone, the white house says one option left is one option they should never have turned away from in the first place, u.s.-based oil and gas industry, life comes at you pretty fast. todd: white house makes plea for international oil, the everyday american taking a hit at the pump. average price for gallon of gas in america today now $3.86 per gallon, with that, bring in our panel of small business owners jason brown, co-owner of 1918 catering in birmingham, alabama. the owner east coast roots there, jason. how much of this gas price hike will you have to pass on to the consumer?
have the same path. here is that thing, we are blessed and we have this under a feat at this moment. but stop for a moment and if you think some kind of green utopia, at least be smart about it. it is 20 years away, 30 years away if even possible at all. todd: let s bring on rob henneke, we have been talking about this so far this morning in general terms. let s get down to brass tacks. let s get down to two specifics, how much worse will the pain at the pump be for the average american because of these opec carts? todd, good morning, thank you for having me. todd: sure. i went to bed and gas $3.80 a gallon and now it is $3.86 a gallon. biden is causing a depression with the people. a recent survey says 65% of americans feel stressful about rising prices. and here just recently, there was a study more than half of
children were enrolled in daca as of june 30th. dana: fox news alert on our top story. the biden administration failing to stop opec from slashing oil production. the move is poised to drive gas prices higher. let s bring in maria bartiromo. the average gas price now is $3.86 a gallon. it used to be 2.39 when he took office. supply and demand tells you that simple economics will push prices higher. i think what s really interesting about this is they were not expecting this. they were not expecting the opec group would actually say yeah, we ll cut back 2 million a day. it is three months after the president went to saudi arabia to try to convince the saudis not to cut back on output. look, these opec members want to see oil prices higher and unfortunately this administration is talking about doing business with killers as opposed to doing business with drillers. we have the capacity to have our own production in this country but this climate change agenda
$3.80 a week ago, $3.86, continues to get worse when we look back. those producers will meet today to announce a plan to cut oil production which could cause another skyrocketing gas prices as the government somehow someway tries to avoid a real disaster. but, this is important, were you expecting them to say the blame for the latest surge of the gas price and the pain of the pump? think again. is the president responsible for gas prices going up? it s a lot more nuanced than c and there has been putin s war, and putin s war has increased gas prices at the pump. there they go again with the putin s war. if nothing else, they stay on message.