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To understand it, you know, because most people are learning it the hard way. where could we go? gas buddy is saying maybe we could hit 4:13. $4.13.i see the record at 4:17 e summer of 2008. think about that. we may actually see gasoline prices set at all-time high. of course, these estimates were before the escalation on the ukraine-russian border. >> ainsley: charles, break it down for us. does all the oil go, does all the world's oil go into one market and then that's how they determine prices? >> oil is one of these global commodities. it really is it probably the most global of all commod...

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This rash decision that donald trump makes? because apparently he wants to get an authoritarian that he lets do whatever he wants otherwise even on u.s. soil go ahead. this process, i'd like to compare and contrast a little bit with the afghan peace negotiations. you have actually whatever you think the deal that was being worked out, you had a year-long process. and it was a serious process. and two warring factions were going to move to the next stage and go to oslo. you had dump insert himself into the process, boom, it blows up. >> there was one similarity between the two that is really un...

He'll go and speak to an african-american group at howard university, oil go and express some concern for detroit. but ultimately, it's very much the same libertarian philosophy that he's voiced all along. and that is we're not doing anything for you but cutting taxes. >> right. and perry, that is -- i think that's a fair assessment. and when you look at this budget that apparently will not cut more taxes. if you believe the "washington post" reporting of the cease fire, a lot can change. what do you make of a republican house that won't get anymore cuts? >> i'm surprised by this. i mean, i th...

In other words, it would swift, clear, and the last president bush's attack, looked swift and clear. it turn out to be much more involved than that. and then everything that was running up on fear subsided and calm prevailed. you envision that this time? >> i think that's a great point we all crave certainty, and the certainty is the price of oil, and when we see that price move up, that's a real economic a -- tax on the consumer, so when you see oil prices spike because of what might happen -- the only thing worse than the bombs themselves is the anticipation of the bombs and that's where we ...