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They did it. Friday evening, long after we were off the air, the California Air Resources Board did what I told you they were going to do.

They passed a fuel standard that could potentially raise your gas prices, 65 cents a gallon by early next year.

So rack that up, 65 cents a gallon.

That means if you have a 20-gallon tank, let's say you fill it up once a week.

Some of you use a lot more gas than that.

But it will cost you it once a week at $13, which is $52 a month, which is well over $600 a year.

And then some, depending on what you need to do in life.

People who live in rural areas, people with long commutes,

are going to get hit with the bills into the thousands.

This is extra.

Now, over the weekend, I was looking up exit polling from the Trump-Harris race,

and the exit polling would tell you who voted for who,

what demographics went for Trump, what went for Harris,

and they broke it up by economy,

but by salary, by wages, how much money does each family take in?

And how did they vote?

Let me tell you, most people in this country are making, well, the median household income in this country is in the lowest 70s.

So half of the country makes less than, you know, let's say $72,000 a year.

And about 70% of the country makes less than $100,000.

As a family, even if you have multiple incomes, only 30% of the country makes over $100,000.

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