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Christian Baha / MS

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Former United States President Donald Trump said that gasoline prices are too high and that his next administration plans to drill more oil and push prices down.

Speaking to Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN), Trump praised the reception by supporters both in South Dakota, where state's Governor Kristi Noem officially endorsed him last night, and in Iowa, where he is attending a college football game today.

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