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On one hand, they'll release one million barrels per day from the strategic petroleum reserve for six months, in total, one-third of the strategic petroleum reserve in an attempt to keep a lid on prices. it's not likely to reduce prices below $4 a gallon, but it may keep them from going to $5 a gallon. at the same time, while doing that, and keeping that supply up, very volatile oil market as that war goes on, they're also announcing steps to try to increase the amount of renewable energy. they're taking steps to use the defense production act to spur the production of advanced batteries used,...

Level. it doesn't decrease, but allows people to not having to be so reliant on public well fair. knolls on food stamps, unemployment benefits. they can expand it. that i think is something as van was alluding to. >> i can feel you. one more good thing in here. since newt was beating up on my president about the gas prices -- >> our president. the president of the united states. >> fair enough. >> all of our president t. >> in the christmas spirit and bipartisanship, i don't understand why, if gas prices were going up right now, you would be screaming, yelling, saying here we are, gas prices a...

Have underlying fundamental anomalies whether government or market created. whether it is housing or i.t. or oil, get the supply up, get the demand down, what the market perceives will be less dependent on unstable plagues like -- plas and the secularities will find another market to go away. >>neil: did you think oil prices and gas prices will go down? or will there be a divide? >>guest: ex-i thought it woulden below $100 and we bounced back. we will be lower into july 4th but how low will be our own creation. if we go on policies to increase the non-opec supplies and we do everything to diff...

Seafood on the planet at this point. so we're still able to offer them all the things they're used to. >> help people understand this. we hear all the time there's not as many shrimpers, oyster people going out in the first place. we're told there's a limited supply. you have been able to keep your supply up, but you have to be, quite frankly, crafty about it. >> yeah. we work a lot harder to source all of the seafood we normally offer our customers. the price has gone up. it's 15% higher for us to purchase. we don't pass that on to our customer. it's just part of what we're going through righ...