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Record 1 million p ion barrels per day from the strategic proproem i petroleum reserve. gas prices remain high. a new poll shows 71% of americans worry about affording gas and other transportation costs. in february of 2020, that was prepandemic, just 40% worried about paying for gas. matt egan is here with us, along with daniel rainey, an energy policy economist and a fellow at resources for the future. guys, thank you both for joining me. matt, i want to talk about the impact of this move first because we all recall president biden made the announcement back in november that he was releasi...
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Almost $2 a gallon cheaper on average. daniel, there is some criticism from members of the opposite party blaming this president for the rising gas prices, falsely claiming that he is standing in the way of more oil production domestically. but a maujority of oil executivs polled admit profits are the reason they're not producing more. 59% say investor pressure is the main driver. just 6% blame government regulations, so is there anything more the president can do to encourage these companies to give less money back to shareholders and invest more in production? would charging fees for permits...