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And University of Massachusetts Amherst poll released Monday, said 33% of respondents approve of the president's job performance.

He's on his way.

Worse than Watergate.

We have such a great show for you today.

To the contrary, as Charlie Sykes stops by to talk about Trump's self-inflicted wounds to his presidency.

Ben will talk to Iowa Senate candidate Josh Tururek about his very real chances of becoming

Iowa's next senator. But first, the news. Somalia, you know, I've been doing my due diligence

on this podcast and always checking my gas before station before before, before it. We're now almost

at double the price of gas since the war started.

Yeah. You will be shocked to know that closing the Straits of Hermuz, which blocks, I think,

about a quarter of all, somewhere between a quarter and a third of all, LNG, natural gas,

oil, all of it, will make gas more expensive.

It is amazing.

You make let, you put fungible gas, you make them have less, and then it gets more expensive.

And Donald Trump is learning this lesson.

A 35% increase at the pump since the war began. I will remind you, no one knows

why this war is happening. So it is pretty incredible stuff. 20% of the world's oil and gas

flow through the strait. So that is a fifth. Driving the news, oil prices have surged $100 a barrel since the war began. This is insane. One month ago, gas was under $3. And Donald Trump was bragging about it. A year before that, gas was $3.17. It is $4 a gallon. This is just wild. We have, and, you know, it's five and a half

for diesel. Price are higher on the West Coast because it's further away. And, you know, this is just all,

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