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hello, everyone. at this hour departure boards bringing post-christmas misery to travelers everywhere. one major u.s. carrier is the big source of a nationwide headache. plus, incoming congressman george santos says he should get a pass for lying about virtually every single detail of his resume because not telling the truth is not a crime. and new cnn exclusive reporting about why you'll pay less at the pump now, but should be preparing for more pain in the spring. this is what we're watching at this hour. we begin this hour with the blame game playing out at southwest airlines. t...

we told him, the group that went over there outlined, you know, my belief in chances for success at this point. my belief was that it was very, very -- 5% to 10% is not a good optimistic outlook. >> the committee then showed how former president trump continued to embrace allegations of fraud, going against his white house lawyers, who told him that accusations were baseless were not substantial enough to make a difference in the election outcome. the justice department even told him there was no there-there as trump kept holding onto wild conspiracies. >> there were so many allegati...

Year. to put this in real terps that would translate to families spending almost $300 less for the whole year on fuel than they did in 2022. now, the bad news, though, is that gas prices could back towards that dreaded $4 a gallon threshold as people start driving more in the spring and summer and as refineries switch over to more expensive summer gasoline, gasp buddy is projecting gas prices could go from $3.10 a gallon to as high as $4.05 a gallon in may and $4.25 in august, uncomfortably high. now, listen to what gadbuddy's patrick duhon told me about what people should expect next year. >>...

The issue is friday's inflation report at the consumer level, telling us what a lot of us already know, gas prices are high, airline prices -- airfares are high, grocery prices are high. so all of these things consumers are feeling and the fed knows it has to get a handle on it and the only way to tame inflation and the fastest way is to hike interest rates. >> gas prices over the weekend crossed the $5 a gallon threshold. and even if you don't have a car or don't fill up your tank, you're paying for it. >> if you take a vacation you're feeling it, because those airfares are higher. cost of go...

Pump as the price of crude oil goes higher. >> it's hard to imagine because we are looking at today a national average price for 4.06. that is up $0.05 from yesterday and up over $0.40 from just a week ago. today 20 states and d.c. are paying over the $4 a gallon threshold. here is the thing. the high prices are not slowing down people yet. according to gas buddy, demand is up over 6% from last week. and demand is expected to go up as we near summer travel season. now, this could change if we see these high record prices go up like i said, we are expecting to hit the record high of 4.11, maybe...