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this all started on day one of the administration when he ended america s energy independence. we re paying the price for that right now. sandra: jacque heinrich is live on the north lawn this morning to kick things off. hello. good morning. the direction these prices are headed combined with the fact that the strategic reserve sales are coming to an end later this month plus that warning sign from opec that they ll likely be cutting production next week is enough to give any one a fright. today s average for a gallon of regular $3.81 up from $3.75 a week ago. it is still down from the highest averages we hit in june at 5.02 but in the states where democrats are in tight mid-term races like arizona, georgia, nevada, pennsylvania and wisconsin the numbers aren t working in the president s favor and it has been giving fodder to republicans who said biden s trip to saudi arabia to encourage opec to ramp up
s&p 500 down 33%. october has been seen as a volatile month on wall street. since 1932 major market bottoms have occurred in october more than any other month. quick check on gas prices ticking up slightly overnight to $3.81 a gallon. corporate ceos citing recession as their biggest worry. according to a survey of 400 leaders of large u.s. companies, a whopping 91% predict a recession in 12 months. only 1/3 think it will be mild or short. they re thinking of job cuts to deal with the potential fallout. let s bring in the global business columnist for the financial times. her new book coming out in two weeks is called homecoming, the path to prosperity in a post global world. ceos are nervous. they re paid a lot to be nervous and worried about what s around the corner. i m surprised only 1/3 think it