Just in time for the busy holiday travel season, motorists across the US got some pleasant news at the pump this week.
Fuel prices are trending down nationwide, particularly in Oklahoma, where the price dipped all the way down below $2 per gallon.
Don’t believe it? Check this out:
Here’s the same video as backup:
🚨 WOW! Stunning blow to the experts as in Donald Trump’s America, gas is spotted BELOW $2.00 dollars in Oklahoma — something they said Trump LIED was about to happen.
He was right again! 🔥
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 28, 2025
Even as the mainstream media tries to put the blame on Trump for prices that skyrocketed under Biden, the White House recently set the record straight:
As millions of American families prepare to gather for Thanksgiving, they’re seeing a dose of the economic relief President Donald J. Trump is fighting to deliver. After inheriting the worst inflation crisis in 40 years from Joe Biden and Democrats, the Trump Administration’s actions to unleash American energy, slash regulations, and crush inflation are translating into lower gas prices in many states and a decrease in the cost of Thanksgiving dinner.
Make no mistake: this is not “mission accomplished.” Americans are still paying far too much after four years of reckless Democrat spending and regulation — and that’s why the Trump Administration is relentlessly fighting to deliver the bold, structural changes that will bring lasting relief to all American families.
Here’s what local news outlets are reporting as those signs of change start to appear:
KDVR-TV (Denver, CO): Cheapest gas prices in Denver hit less than $2 Sunday ahead of Thanksgiving weekend
Gas prices in Denver are trending down just in time for the busy Thanksgiving travel weekend, with one station in the city even hitting less than $2 on Sunday, according to GasBuddy. Just in the last week, gas prices in Denver have fallen 14.5 cents per gallon, hitting a $2.47 per gallon average Monday morning, GasBuddy reported. That number is lower than the national average of $3.03 per gallon, and it is even nearly 30 cents lower than Denver’s average prices a year ago.
The Trump administration’s press release went on to list a number of other prices that have been heading in the right direction lately, including the cost of ingredients for a Thanksgiving dinner.
Plenty of other prominent Republicans are also calling attention to the relief:
It won’t cost you as much to drive home for Thanksgiving this year.
Thank you, President Trump! pic.twitter.com/9KZPkGOGUb
— Rep. Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan) November 25, 2025
Thanksgiving gas prices & meals haven’t been this low since the last time President Trump was in office. Inflation, interest rates & income taxes are also coming down! pic.twitter.com/cuGzoPbrSV
— Nicole Malliotakis (@NMalliotakis) November 26, 2025
It was just last month that Trump predicted prices would drop below $2 per gallon, as Fox Business reported at the time:
During a speech in Japan, he said “our motto is drill baby drill” and noted that he anticipates “$2 gasoline pretty soon,” describing the prospect as “bigger than a tax cut.”
If the president’s prediction pans out, it would mark a substantial decrease from the gas prices Americans have been facing at the pump.
The AAA national average price for regular gas is currently $3.044.
In mid-June 2022, during President Joe Biden’s White House tenure, the AAA national average for regular gas soared as high as $5.016.
Right again, Mr. President!
Here’s a clip of his gas-price forecast:
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