Bill O'Reilly here Tuesday, May 11, 2021.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening across our nation.

Gas prices jump after hackers hit a pipeline.

Mitch McConnell makes an offer on infrastructure.

Dr. Fauci says mask wearing could become seasonal.

The FDA approves the COVID medication for young teens.

The scariest virus vaccination site can now be found in Transylvania.

Also ahead, finally, a breakdown of who voted for whom last November.

But first, the national average for gas prices up six cents to nearly three bucks a gallon

due to Friday's cyber attack against a major pipeline serving the East Coast.

The pipe transports more than a hundred million gallons of fuel a day.

We shut down after hackers infiltrated the control system.

Shortages could occur in some places until this coming weekend.

Prices will continue to rise because of President Biden's attack on the gasoline industry.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell saying Republicans could support an $800 billion

infrastructure package, far less than the two trillion proposed by Joe Biden.

The GOP is pushing the scale down bill to focus on quote traditional projects like road repair

bridges fixing the nation's airports, not green new deals stuff.

White House COVID advisor Anthony Fauci suggesting many Americans will continue to

cover their faces long after the pandemic receives the doctor credits the masks with slowing

the flu as well as COVID.

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