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Incredible transition that is taking place and, god willing, when it's over, we will be stronger and the world will be stronger and less reliant on fossil fuels when this is over. today a gallon regular 4.59. record. diesel 5.54 a gallon. last year 3.17. releasing from the nation's strategic reserve because farmers and truckers are dependent on it the release of regular barrels of oil had no impact in bringing down gas prices yet. today the president met with indian prime minister modi. they do not have a great track record in india for human rights and notably have not condemned russia's war ...

The nasdaq tumbled almost 4.5%, and get this, the nasdaq has lost a quarter of its value this year. not long ago the forecast was forle coming gas prices by memorial day. the opposite has happened. aaa says the national average is $4.37 a gallon, racing up above the record high. and context here, adjusted for irn nation, yoinflation, you woo see the gas prices at $5, but every time you can tell the difference. diesel national average $5.54 a gallon, up 49 cents in a month. but the oil market is taking a breather. it fell monday. crude tumbled 6% to just about $103 a barrel. flip side of what r...

Inflation is high, it's more expensive to live, but people aren't going back to work? i don't -- i'm sorry, i think it's crazy. it doesn't make sense in my mind. >> there'll be some people who have retired -- rachel: sure, i get that. >> and living on their stock market winnings, put it like that. rachel: yeah. i get that, okay. >> but, you know, they're not going back. but i cannot answer your question as to how people are surviving, because it is true to say that wages are going up, but inflation is going up even more. rachel: right. >> and there's one thing i've got to get in today. this mo...

Tudor, gas prices as low as 3.84 also as high as 5.54. obviously some come down. look at projections economists say it's going to soar the rest of the years and could be use before we actually see it come down steadily and stay down. what is your take on that and what is the end game here with the fuel and the gas prices? >> the end game is to stick to a narrative instead of actually look out to the american people. the working class people hurt the most when energy price goes up and gas coors more. you need to see a federal government and state governments going to step in and say we're going...