president biden is set to lay out his plan to once again bring down sky high cost of gasoline at the pump. once again, by tapping into the nation s emergency oil reserves, even as it brings the needle even closer to e. i m john roberts in washington, happy wednesday, sandra. sandra: and that s a visual for you, starting to look like that, right? the president will announce that release of 15 million more barrels of oil, rounds out the 180 million draw down the president committed to earlier this year. john: the releases have brought the supply to the lowest level since ronald reagan was president. likely bring down gas prices for a brief period of time, but critics say biden is using the emergency stockpile to play politics. midterm elections now just 20 days away. former vice president mike pence will join us to discuss what all of this means for the elections. sandra: looking forward to that. begin with fox team coverage. marc thiessen ready to sounds out, and one way
him. sandra: if masters is able to pull off that victory, it may be thanks to republican governor candidate kari lake, campaign focused on inflation and border security and appears to be resonating with arizona voters. we have a jam packed show for you just ahead, all-star poli poli poli political john: and alicia, which voters are the candidates targeting today? all about the super important, illusive, unaffiliated voters, all the candidates are targeting today and the issues that are most important to voters inflation and border security. our border crisis has been going on for decades, and washington has failed arizona and other border states on this. hey, i provided a billion dollars more for border patrol agents, technology and monitoring at the border. that was democrat incumbent senator mark kelly. he s in a dead heat race to keep his job trying to convince voters he s not aligned with the current administration on all things. fox news polling has shown pol
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uniquely difficult for this administration. some people want to reinstate it, right? they just say let it stay or do something to postpone. what s going to happen well, it s part of the bipartisan framework is having at least another year. but that s a hard pill to swallow for progressive democrats who since the trump administration has said this should go away. this is going to be a big story. we ll stay on top of it as. as well on the economy, jeff, you heard phil report that the biden administration now seems to see some sort of soft landing emerging out there. the stakes cheerily are enormous right now. what are you hearing? without a doubt. the administration has been waiting for inflation to cool, and it does look like it s cooling somewhat, but still the reality is when do people feel this? that is still the challenge for this white house and this president. yes, gas prices were lower than they were without a doubt. we re entering the winter heating season. that is goi
rel rer relief at this point? i think you ll notice it t start to notice it at the grocery store. you ve been seeing it at the gas pump. the winter heating season won t probably be as quite as people thought. one area that is interesting to think about is wage inflation. it is really a mixed bag. the fed is still worried about wages going up and that making things more expensive for companies. my view is that wage inflation when you look at all the other kinds of inflation that consumers are dealing with is actually pretty low if not negative in some ways if you count in that real cost of living, so i m not so worried about that right now. you mentioned gas prices. i will note it s $3.25 on average nationally per gallon down 53 cents in the poverty month. that feels good. a couple of months ago it seemed like just about everybody on wall street agreed a recession was coming and now today a