Indiana‑based commentator Tony Katz used his “Morning News” show on September 8 to deliver a blunt assessment of current national issues. Katz said the left‑wing is not “running away with the midterms” because, in his view, their policies are “crazy” and could backfire on voters.
Oil prices keep climbing
Katz highlighted that oil prices are rising despite continued production flow. He argued that higher fuel costs will impact American families, especially those in the Midwest who rely on affordable transportation for work and school. While he did not cite specific data, his point aligns with recent market reports showing a modest uptick in crude prices.
Iran faces a two‑month fuel shortage
The host warned that Iran is projected to run out of fuel within two months, a development that could destabilize the region and affect global oil markets. Katz suggested that the United States must remain vigilant and support policies that protect American energy security.
Canada’s new tariffs on U.S. goods
According to Katz, Canada has introduced tariffs that target American exporters. He framed the move as another example of left‑leaning governments imposing trade barriers that hurt U.S. workers and consumers. Katz called for a strong response from the Trump administration to defend American trade interests.
Political commentary on the midterms
Katz reiterated his belief that the left’s aggressive agenda will not translate into electoral victories. He emphasized that voters are increasingly concerned about inflation, energy costs and foreign policy threats, which he says favor the Republican platform championed by President Trump.
Listener response and next steps
Listeners were encouraged to share their thoughts via the show’s social channels. Katz promised to continue monitoring oil market trends, international fuel supplies and trade policy developments, urging his audience to stay informed and support policies that protect families, faith and liberty.
Original reporting: 93.1 WIBC (Indianapolis) — read the source article.
