$746 on heating this winter. that s 30% more than last year. we ve seen natural gas prices spike even more in europe, in asia. factories have had to shut down because they can t pay the gas bill. the good news is that analysts i talked to don t think we ll run out of gas here. that s because the united states is the largest gas producer on the planet. but even if we don t run out it doesn t mean americans won t be facing sticker shock. seven-year highs for gasoline prices. home heating costs on the rise. all of this is adding to the cost of living for everyday americans, jake. can the biden administration do anything to prevent this? you know, there are no easy fixes here. no magic wand. unfortunately, no strategic reserve of natural gas. there s no opec to call to beg to produce more. in many ways the united states is the saudi arabia of the natural gas world. if you ask the energy industry, they would say, well, the white
station selling it for about $5, even texans are paying 3.54. if that rental takes you on vacation, it takes 18% more. back at home, 20% more. appliances, washers, dryers, the question here is not how much, it s how long is it going to take for me to get it? lead times are six months. at the food store, just go vegetarian, you ll save money. protein prices for meat and bacon, to seafood, or up double digits. these are things that you taste, youts see, and you feel. the energy information administration s warning higher home heating bills this winter for the majority of us who use natural gas, your winter heating bills is expected to jump 30% to an average $746. propane, 54% and like i said it could get worse before it gets better.
station selling it for about $5, even texans are paying 3.54. if that rental takes you on vacation, it takes 18% more. back at home, 20% more. appliances, washers, dryers, the question here is not how much, it s how long is it going to take for me to get it? lead times are six months. at the food store, just go vegetarian, you ll save money. protein prices for meat and bacon, to seafood, or up double digits. of these are things that you taste, you see, and you feel. the energy information administration s warning higher home heating bills this winter for the majority of us who use natural gas, your winter heating bills is expected to jump 30% to an average $746. propane, 54% and like i said it
foil. ainsley: really? steve: aluminum foil, they can get more. brian: i heard bottles, glass bottles. ainsley: prices are going up for heating bills. expects it to go up 34% compared to last winter and have homes natural gas they say you can expect it pay 746 on average this summer. brian: they waited way too long to have this meeting yesterday and to think that that generic statement will do anything. 2% of the workforce as quick, but i love this statement, i m going to direct all appropriate action on the private sector if they don t step up we will call them out. fantastic. they are going to bail you out that s not the way you talk. he has one note and it s angry. larry kudlow waiting with a laura last night. government can get anything right. the problem was the port of los angeles was not open, so you could put all the peopl want in there, but you couldn t open the boxes of the containers to try to put them in trucks to
three texas democrats visiting washington, d.c. tested positive for covid-19. two of them met with president biden on tuesday. the white house says neither harris nor biden are at risk. governor cuomo met with investigators who are looking into claims of sexual harassment on the part of cuomo with his staff. and today marks one year since the passing of congressman and civil rights icon john lewis. the navy today honored him by christening the first of a new class of ships, the 746-foot usns john lewis in san diego. more american voices after this break.