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Take them further into the united states and back out here live you will notice everything you just saw on the video we played was all local and state law enforcement having to do part of the federal government's job out here. you have the tiny police department here having to find and apprehend migrants and texas dps having to patrol highway for the human smugglers bringing illegals further into the country. not border patrol's fault. they can't be everywhere at once. so many of their agents are pulled off the front lines because they have to do the paperwork because there are so many family ...

In philadelphia. hello, jeff. >> trace, to paraphrase the old brooks and dunn song, costs are going up at the pump particularly. $3.49 at the sunoco in philadelphia. 3.27, 3.28 right now if you round up in terms of the price of regular on the average in the u.s. up eight cents in just the last weeks. up 11 cents since this time last month. $1.10, $2.18 this time last year. the folks we talk to, whether it's in the well-healed neighborhoods or the inner city, other starting to get pretty upset about it. listen. >> $120? $120. >> that's a lot of money. >> i'm not talking about ebt or food stamps...

They have nearly doubled in the last 17 months. >> that's right, erica. gas was $1.77 a gallon back during the pandemic, compare that to the station in alexandria, virginia, it is lower than the national average, which is $3.28 now, up 8 cents in just the last week. and analysts say it is the price of crude that is driving this. it hit $80 a barrel for the first time in seven years and they're anticipating that it will go to $85 a barrel, maybe $90 a barrel by the end of this year. the point is this is just the beginning, and drivers are only now starting to take notice of all of this. >> incr...

High, $3.28 a gallon. also, oil prices near a seven-year high as well. you have -- covid clearly remains the biggest threat to the economy, but how big of a threat are the soaring energy prices now on top of that and the ripple effects it can have? >> yeah. no, obviously it's a problem, and it all goes back to the pandemic. i mean, the pandemic has disrupted all markets, you know. you can see in the global supply chains hand in the job market and now we're seeing it in the energy markets, $80 oil. gasoline is $3.25 and rising. natural gas prices run, and actually, kate, these -- these effects ...

Feathers. >> i don't think you're afraid of this mask. this is a short-term inconvenience for long-term freedom. come on, now. todd: what's going on with his hair? we should also talk about that. greg abbott repealed the mask mandate in march and recently banned mandatory masking for public schools. it's weird looking, a mullet. city of philly returning to 100% capacity wednesday, more than a week earlier than expected, thanks to a dropoff in new coronavirus cases. officials are still keeping some mandates in place. jillian: even with the record low positivity rate of 3.28%, so are officials r...