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number one issue for voters with more than half of republicans putting it at the top of the list and 27% of democrats. that s above guns, abortion and border security. and by a whopping 19 points voters trust republicans to handle inflation more than democrats. of course, we are creeping up on the midterms and these are discussions that the democrats are having amongst themselves. today you ve got three top white house folks going to the hill. you have a closed door meeting with the democrats to talk about the economy as these issues become more and more important to them. back to you guys. all right. thank you so much from the north lawn of the white house. when they bring up the economy, it changes something. that might be the coaching that the white house tells the leadership of the democratic party. well, those oil guys are such bad guys. we called in the ceo and president of the american petroleum institute. there he is right there. mike somers. mike, good morning to you.
so, mike, you got pumping in the oil but you re not refining it and the refineries are making too much money. tell me the realities of refineries in america, why we don t build anymore. again, this is another false narrative being pushed by the white house. in fact, just today, i sent a letter in response to the president s letter from yesterday outlining the falsity that they are putting forward in terms of what refining capacity is. the truth of the matter is that we re down in terms of refining capacity since the beginning of the pandemic. one of the big reasons that we re down is because of increased regulatory pressure on american refineries and incentives to convert those refineries to refine different products. that is one of the key things that is really driving refining capacity down in this country. we need to lift that regulatory burden on american refiners, and we need to continue to expand our refineries when we can. exxon mobil, for example,