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Trump Adviser Sounds Alarm On Fuel Prices, Grocery Inflation As Iran War Keeps Energy Costs High, But Sees US Economy Entering 'Liftoff Stage'
Trump adviser Kevin Hassett warns Iran war is keeping fuel prices high, but sees falling costs and stronger U.S. growth ahead.
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