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Appeared to praise high gas prices as an incredible transition. >> the president's confusing comments over taiwan completely overshadowed the other news he made in his press conference. he was asked if he was headed toward a recession and talking about these gas prices as if the rough patch we're working through is not to ultimately bring the prices down but to go all electric. >> president biden: here is the situation. when it comes to the gas prices, we're going through an incredible transition that is taking place and god willing when it's over we and the world will be stronger and less rel...
Except the president. the president does like it. that in just a minute. but first what the gas prices are today. average gas price is 4.59, again, a record high. and yesterday it was 4.59, which is the same as it is today. last year, it was 3.03. the average gas price for diesel today, 5.55. last year, 3.17. >> will: brian mentioned it, bad news for everyone, seemingly, except for president biden. in a really eye opening statement while in tokyo joe biden said well you know, there is an up side to the high gas prices. listen. >> when it comes to the gas prices, we are going through an incredi...
Voters. when you show up and on average in this country, are paying 4.59 for a gallon of gasoline, just one year ago you were paying over a dollar less, 3.03 a gallon. that is real tangible pain for the american people. you look at the states now, with the national average gas price that they are above the national average gas price, and this is widespread and there are many predictions that the average will hit $6 a gallon. are democrats in worse shape than many are even predicting at this point, byron? >> you know, it really appears that they are. there's a new memo out today from a man name...
Making sure that the alaskan people get what we refer to as their dividend and we're going to make sure that that dividend is of substantial size that they're able to offset some of these costs. we've seen what inflation has done in the past year. it's going to keep going up. so we're going to help our people with some of the windfall from the high oil prices. >> ainsley: we're looking at your gas prices up there. national average is $4.32. on thursday, today, $4.68 in alaska. last year it was $3.03. that's expensive. you're talking about possible relief checks, $1300 per person? >> we're talk...