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Bill O'Reilly here, and I'm warming up.

Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Tuesday, big week for the USA as President Trump travels to China and the scoundrels in Iran decide on whether to accept any kind of ceasefire or continue the madness.

China could very well stop the nuke situation because the mullahs export so much

oil to the communists that it can't afford to alienate Beijing. And while we're on the oil

trade topic, we found out that American companies are selling so much product abroad, they will not moderate

pricing here. Supply and demand with no restraint. The American consumer is competing

with overseas buyers and sellers for gas. That's why the prices are so high. President Trump already announced a gas tax

suspension, and that'll help a little bit. BP, for example, doubled its profit in just one quarter.

So the Iranian conflict is Mardi Gras to them. Seems to me that the Trump administration should have a few words with these companies,

because they're gouging us.

Also, harming we the people, our insurance companies, who are spending hundreds of millions

of dollars on TV advertising.

Guess who pays those bills?

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