in the shortages across the nation. also tonight, with memorial day weekend and the unofficial start of summer now less than a week away, record high gas prices have some americans second guessing a road trip and their daily budgets. and as the focus turns to georgia primaries just days away, the pennsylvania republican senate primary still too close to call with a recount likely around the corner. we begin with the crisis on the border which shows no signs of slowing down despite a judge temporarily halting the biden administration s plan to end title 42 covid restrictions at the border tomorrow. bill melugin is live in eagle pass, texas, with the latest there. bill? well, jon, good evening to you. that federal ruling really isn t going to change anything on the ground here tat southern border. the at the southern border. the illegal crossings will continue. title 42 has been in place the whole 250i78 the whole time, and we expect everything to stay the same. for the l
keeping an eye on our 401(k)s and 529 plans for our kids. also keeping an eye on our gas tanks. the average gas price was 2.37 a gallon when biden took office. now it is 4.60. imagine if you will a landscaper drives f-150 filling his tank once a week, extra $60 a week in that tank, 3 grand a year, after taxes, like getting a $5,000 pay cut in your salary. that s what people are paying attention to. jon: the numbers from last week are pretty ugly on wall street, dow down 934 points, the s&p 500. down 122. the nasdaq down 450. we re talking bear market territory stuff here and possibly a recession, as if joe biden needed anything else to worry about at 1600 pennsylvania. he s had plenty. jean pierre is very smart, i like her, but she is going to have a hard time navigating the fact that women in america are pumping extra breast milk because there s a shortage of, you know, baby formula.