Trump says surging gas prices are worth it in Iran war

7 articles · Updated · WBAL TV Baltimore · May 1

The US average hit $4.39 a gallon on Friday, up 47% from $2.98 when the conflict began, while diesel rose to $5.57, according to AAA.
Trump said prices would "drop like a rock" once the war ends and argued the cost was justified if it stops Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Government data showed Americans spent $81.3 billion more on gas and energy in March than February, while airlines cut routes and higher fuel and fertiliser costs threaten food prices.

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