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Guaranteed Human.

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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

The U.S.S. consumers are already feeling the impact of the conflict with Iran. In just one week,

the national average for a gallon of regular is up about 22 cents, and saw the biggest single-day increase since March 22.

That spike four years ago came right after Russia invaded Ukraine.

The resulting surge in oil prices helped push gas to a record $5.1.

The U.S. it's less reliant on foreign oil than we were in 2022, but analysts still warn crew could

top $100 a barrel, depending on how long this lasts.

I'll bet Trump's has got his eye on this.

He understands how price of gas is a big deal for people, but people overreact to the price

of gas for whatever reason.

It's an emotional thing.

And if price of gas keeps going up with this war and people weren't paying attention to why we need to go to war in the first place,

this could be a big deal.

But anyway, I know when I filled up my truck the other day, I posted a picture.

It was shocking how much it costs.

Oh, and also, Britney Spears was arrested last night in Southern California. Ventura County, full-team coverage, that will mock the Iran war off the front page. She's the crazy as can be, huh? And she's drunk. I don't know if you have to be crazy to be drunk, but... Yeah, I've been drunk plenty of times.

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