President Trump has kicked off a series of talks with his inner circle to tackle a growing fuel shortage and its political fallout.
- Senior advisors gathered at the White House to review the impact of U.S. diesel exports on domestic supply.
- Officials examined data showing rising gasoline and diesel prices across the country, sparking public frustration.
- The team discussed possible emergency measures, including a temporary stop to diesel shipments abroad.
- Lawmakers warned that any misstep could sway the upcoming midterm elections, making the decision even more delicate.
All eyes are on the administration as it balances market stability with political risk.