Gas prices keep climbing — but relief may come sooner than you think

While Americans are paying a premium for gasoline, the Iranians are filling up for just 12 cents a gallon. With the Strait of Hormuz blockaded, Iran is desperately trying to use up its oil inside the country — going as far as burning it off at wellheads and hauling it over land in pickup trucks using buckets.

But this isn’t sustainable. Sooner or later, something will have to give.

To find out what happens next and what it means for American gas prices and energy security, Glenn Beck speaks with oil and gas expert Tim Stewart.

Glenn asks Stewart how long before Iran is forced to shut down oil operations.

“From what we gather, they are almost there,” says Stewart.

He explains that oil is stored in tanks,