Trump says gas prices weren’t as bad as predicted after Iran strikes
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Former President Donald Trump told reporters after meeting Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi that he expected gas prices to rise much more following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, but prices have not reached those feared levels. The national average for regular gas hovered around $3.88 per gallon as tensions persist, and Vice President JD Vance called the rise a temporary blip, reassuring that energy prices should come back down once the situation is resolved.
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