NEW: Inflation Stays High As Michael Whatley’s Iran War Spikes Gas Prices & Benefits His Big Oil Stocks
New data reveals “inflation remains elevated as energy costs push on prices.” While the Iran War spikes DC insider Michael Whatley’s up to $1.39 million in oil and gas stocks, North Carolina families, farmers and truckers are paying more at the store and the gas pump.
FAMILIES PAY MORE: The Iran War has raised prices on North Carolina families and cost at least $1,200 per household.
WHATLEY PROFITS: Whatley’s oil and gas stocks have spiked by hundreds of thousands of dollars after he pushed for the Iran War.
As Whatley enriches himself, he continues to back the War and lie about the economy:
Michael Whatley: “There is no inflation. Inflation has fallen off a cliff.”
- Host: “Escalating the war has an impact on oil prices, which then increases the cost of everything else. At a time when cost of living is a big voter concern, what would you advise the president to do with regard to his next move in Iran?”
- Michael Whatley: “Stay the course.”
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