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Prices to go down right? they need to balance their budgets and saudi aramco, the big crown jewel of study ariba. they're selling off a big chunk of that, so they don't want prices to this in response a little bit to the fact that us production is so high it begs the question what will the impact be on actual prices at the pump? yeah. i mean, absolutely. the us is producing more oil than any country ever has before. that's why we've actually seeing gas prices come down recently. 353 is the national average. now that's not cheap. but that is a two month low end. it is down by $0.14 over just th...

Warroom with Steve Bannon Oscar Blue Ramirez reports on the increasing border crisis in southern Mexico migrants getting on the Beast coming to

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Worker shortage. then you have the post covid thing. so, there's a larger issue happening in this country right now, in regards to the labor shortage. which is why we keep looking younger, it appears. >> that's what you're saying coleman, you think there may be other solutions before we put minors to work in assembly lines? >> if we have a labor market shortage shouldn't we maybe go through plan and plan b before we start pressing our children into jobs? you know labor economy should be consulted about what policies could be implemented so that these states don't feel such a pressure to hire m...

Working their way across this region and bring with it gusty winds and wet weather going monday into tuesday. and a lot of people wondered has weather played a role when it comes to election turnout. there's been studies done over the last few years. wet weather, republicans, leaning voters typically turn out more than democrat ones according to studies and when it comes to tapy conditions. so if it is rainy republican turnout typically seems to be higher and voter participation in general is dropped about a percent. now, warmer temperatures, the southern u.s., portions of of the eastern u.s.,...