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Now turning just to oil.
A lot of discussion around what the price of gas is going to look like, whose fault it is.
The vice president has an idea.
It's Joe Biden.
Let's take a listen.
>> All this conversation happens where Joe Biden left us in a terrible situation.
And the reason why gas prices are where they are today is because of Donald Trump's work to get them lower.
Because in the Biden administration, they were crazy high.
The gas prices we're seeing today are nothing like what we saw at the peak of the Biden administration because the president has set us up for energy dominance.
And one of the lessons we all have to take away, frankly, every time we get involved in anything overseas, whether it's in the Middle East or anywhere else, the thing we got to take away from it is energy dominance and energy independence.
Rely on our own people, rely on our own energy.
>> Biden's price hike.
Remember Putin's price hike?
Let's go with Biden's price hike.
I forgot about that.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
That's that's buried in the PTSD files.
Let's see how that works out.
Uh I think for the administration, they're going to blame Joe Biden after a war that they literally chose to enter.
Should definitely work.
But if you want to know the real disaster scenario, it's this interview with Secretary of Energy Christopher Wright where he was on television yesterday and they said, "Should Americans prepare for $200 per barrel, which would be around $7 a gallon of gas?"
Here's what he had to say.
The price of a barrel of oil closed above $103 on Friday and the Iranians are warning of prices hitting $200 a barrel.
Mr. Secretary, should Americans be bracing for should they be worried that this war will actually drive the price of oil above $200 a barrel?
>> So Iran for 47 years has called the United States the great Satan.
So because they call us the great Satan, I don't think we are the great Satan.
In fact, clearly we're not.
So I don't
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