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you ll save, over the summer, $19.10. if you drive a ford f-150 you re going to have 35.f a rav 4 23 bucks, camry 21 bucks. not exactly the kind of money that makes up for the, according to bloomberg, about $6,000 for the average american household that they re paying because of biden inflation or the two grand the average driver is paying because of record high gas prices that he caused. and that s assuming that everything stays static, right? that s if demand doesn t go up. well guess what, sean? the only thing that really brings down gasoline prices is a slow down in demand and that usually happens when prices go up. so if you artificially lower prices in a tight market, people are going to drive more and say hey, i can save 20 bucks. so that so-called savings actually is going to drive prices higher. sean: phil, i don t mean to interrupt you. we re talking about 20 bucks
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all those folks? 7.5%. almost twice the rate that he s boasting about now. why? because he s looking for an easy score. that s why. here s why it matters, okay? the numbers don t tell what matters most. growth is only as good as the people growing with it, right? so is it the working class people who voted for trump? not nearly as much as it is the rich people like trump. a few pieces of proof here, all right? the gap between the 1% and everybody else, growing. see this part going like a y this way? it s the wrong way. you want it to go the other way. it s getting bigger, okay? big reason for that, wage stagnation for most americans. investors in the market killing it, but paycheck people, something different. according to pew research, our average wage has the same purchasing power now as it did 40 years ago. 23 bucks an hour now, same as 4 bucks in 1973.