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Day. hasn't helped the price of barrels that much because of production from iran and venezuela and the national average gas price in the u.s. right now is $2.86 per gallon the highest it has been in four years and it doesn't seem like prices are going down any time soon. >> live for us in london, thank you. still ahead, mike allen has a look at this morning's one big thing. coming up on "morning joe" the republican-only trip to moscow ahead of president trump's summit with president putin. senator ben cardin reacts to the report that the president wants to meet with putin one-on-one with no...

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Rob: here is melanie laney's patriotic daughters. jillian: thank you for seconding them. this. 300 proud americans enjoying their community with more than 40,000 star spangled banners. turning red, white and blue for the 20th year in a row. rob: gas prices reaching the highest they have been in 40 years. national average at the pump $2.86 a gallon. some airlines raising ticket prices to compensate for the gas prices. jillian: new poll reporting only 32% are extremely proud. that number has been on the decline since the president took office. republicans are 74%. their highest in five years. ro...

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Simply be a win for russia. >> jon: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thanks. for the short trading day ahead of the holiday the dow dropped 132, the s&p 500 lost 13 and the nasdaq finished down 65. as americans hit the road for the holidays the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline, $2.86, the highest level for the july 4th period in years but still about $0.10 less than a month ago. republican congressman jim jordan is facing accusations of ignoring allegations of sexual abuse by a by a doctor t ohio state university. three torments till my former wrestlers told nbc news that it was ...

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Four years. $2.86 is the average for regular. rising the last two years consistently although it's come down a little bit in the last month or so. >> sandra: as you mention, i know exactly where you are on the road there and that looks like light traffic to me. is there a possibility everybody is already where they're going? it looks like good traffic for chicago. >> or they haven't left yet. i know, it could be they just are playing it by ear and haven't left yet. >> sandra: that might be a pleasant report for those in the chicago area looking at those roads. is gas expected to go higher this...

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On these holidays, what are you seeing out there today? >> that's the only time you care about me is when i'm out here on the road. i have got good news to report, dana. in chicago not so bad despite those gas prices. put they will up there the average for a gallon is 2.86. that's about 63 cents more than it was this time last year. if you look at the two-year chart we see nothing but a steady increase in gasoline prices. but, with the economy doing so well, people have money in their pockets and so they can afford it. despite this, i would point out something that sort of flew under the radar...