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Reporter, the president said, quote, unfortunately, because of world wide demand, oil prices are going to keep going up and down until we put in place some of the energy saving proposals i talked about in the state of the union. but. >> steve: how are the policies work out for taxpayers so far? let's talk to stuart varney who replies, not so much. >> i hate to be harsh first thing on a friday morning, but the president's energy policy is a grosses failure and we're paying for it. the price of gas has doubled, gone from 1.84 to 3.78 as of right now. >> brian: i had 4.55 by my house. >> you driv...

Down. and that's part of the logic of including some cuts or some reduction in the extension of unemployment, food stamps and other things. >> but okay, we're going to talk about the reality of being poor in america and the next couple of block. the notion that you can start kicking people off food stamp rolls because we're in a recovery. if you look at how much money people are make, the stats, economic impact of giving a person a dollar in food stamps equals $1.84 in economic activity because people spend it almost immediately. >> the sad reality. the rich have their voice in the republican ...

Let's compare to how things are today as compared to four years ago. the average price after gallon of gasoline was $1.84. it's almost doubled. and if you live in new york, new jersey or long island you also have to wait three, four, five, six hours to get the fuel. fuel is not the only thing that skyrocketed. american families are paying more for groceries as well. it has increased 5.8%. the unemployment rate is higher. and fewer americans are working than when he started four years ago. obama promised by this time the unemployment rate would be 5.2% but to no one's surprise he has failed to ...

Everything real. >> keep it real, homeys. >> what's your favorite part of the show. >> i don't want to say anything. >> you don't want to say anything. >> do i have to. >> yes, you have. >> say it, say it. >> is there anything you want to tell bill o'reilly right now what would it be. >> keep going, get better. >> oh my goodness. where was most of those interviews? where do you them. >> it was connecticut, new jersey and new york. >> okay. because there is a big difference. new york i think highest gas taxes. >> 69 cents a gallon and around 65 in connecticut. 69 cents that the state and feed a...

>> i like how he tries to keep everything real. >> keep it real, homeys. >> what's your favorite part of the show. >> i don't want to say anything. >> you don't want to say anything. >> do i have to. >> yes, you have. >> say it, say it. >> is there anything you want to tell bill o'reilly right now what would it be. >> keep going, get better. >> oh my goodness. where was most of those interviews? where do you them. >> it was connecticut, new jersey and new york. >> okay. because there is a big difference. new york i think highest gas taxes. >> 69 cents a gallon and around 65 in connecticut. 69 ...