actually impacted by what pete just talked about, folks that do not want to deal with the headaches from the airports and , instead, they re hitting the road. we re expecting nearly 48 million people, as victor mentioned, to drive more than 50 miles for the holiday weekend. that s an increase from last year. it s actually record breaking, according to aaa. still, even though we re seeing more people out, that doesn t mean they re worried or frowned upon or rolling their eyes, as you see any time you mention gas prices. right now we re looking at $4.84 average, which is a drop from yesterday. $4.80 for today. last month, $4.67. just a year ago, $3.12. so this is getting really pricey. listen to one gentleman i talked to. we thought a lot about where to go, what distance, like maybe
will make all new time highs on oil within the next couple of months, and there is nothing that is coming out of this meeting in the alps that is going to change that. and i so agree with that piece from the new york post about this green energy movements being really built on the backs of the poor in the middle class. and i have said this many, many times before. the global elite terrorists have decided that they are going to save the planet and in the middle class we are collateral damage. if they have to save the planet at the expense of the life and the welfare of these people, they are going to do it. and they have proven that time and time again and i think that you are seeing the results of that with what is going on in the world today. sandra: and people are having no change the way that they are because of guys presses today, $4.80 for a regular gallon of gasoline. i helped a live let twice every time i see it. look at how far we have come since joe biden took office,
conclusions. you live in fairfax county and other beautiful area but what is top of mind today? i will echo much of the same pure of the gas and groceries, it is a nightmare appeared any time you go to the grocery store, even food shortages and went to get eggs yesterday and i had to go to two different grocery stores to get eggs for my family. i think politicians need to recognize the trauma that many families have faced over the course of the last two years that really create solutions. i think many people are feeling what can go wrong next. we need hope. we made solutions for many of the problems that are in the community. the gas prices, we have the new average for your state, $4.80 per gallon. so, it is pretty evident why all of you are feeling that. thank you so much for joining us this morning. it is great talking to you.
what should have happened? they don t want it to happen again. the american people, right now there s a barrage of issues affecting them. not only this issue, which is there, they see it, but you talked recently to the secretary of energy and gas prices are $4.80 in the third quarter. are you kidding me? wh when i got home from ambassador of new zealand it s $3.10. inflation and the border, we have things so much on people s minds right now. they can t focus on it. and my colleague really framed it well yesterday in his show about the competing challenges to people s wallets and to the fundamentals of democracy. alyssa, you spoke to, you were interviewed by the january 6th committee. how do you think it s going? i think the hearings are very methodical and i think they ve made the case why this was an attempt to overthrough our democracy and more revelations
i don t care if you re democrat, republican, conservative, liberal, they want to know what happened but they want to know the entire picture. they want to know the good, the bad, the ugly. they want to know about the security issues, what happened? what should have happened? they don t want it to happen again. the american people, right now there s a barrage of issues affecting them. not only this issue, which is there, they see it, but you talked recently to the secretary of energy and gas prices are $4.80 in the third quarter. are you kidding me? when i got home from ambassador of new zealand it s $3.10. inflation and the border, we have things so much on people s minds right now. they can t focus on it. and my colleague really framed it well yesterday in his show about the competing challenges to people s wallets and to the fundamentals of democracy. alyssa, you spoke to, you were interviewed by the january 6th committee. how do you think it s going? i think the hearings are ver