Jen Psaki

But even if Trump does end up negotiating an end to the war and reopening somehow the Strait of Hormuz next month, and I don't know how that will happen, experts say that gas prices here at home are likely to remain high for a very long time.

One economist telling The New York Times that even if the war were to end soon, he thinks it would still take another six to eight weeks for oil production shipments to normalize.

That's going to have a real impact on Americans' pocketbooks.

And because Trump owns this crisis so completely, it could also have a real impact on American politics.

Take a listen to this young voter that MS Now interviewed at a gas station in New Jersey last weekend.

Have you ever voted for a Democrat?

Do you think you will now?

He'd be more open to it.

There's something there.

Joining me now is New Jersey Governor Mikey Sherrill.

Governor Sherrill, thank you so much for being with us tonight.

I really appreciate it.

I just want to start.

There's just been new reporting this evening about Donald Trump saying he intends to sign an executive order to pay the TSA.

I wanted to ask you about it because I think a lot of people who see that headline may think,

This is solved.

I'm going to go to the airport tomorrow and the lines will be short.

Do you know anything more about it or how it would work in terms of paying TSA agents and how people should anticipate if he does sign it soon, how long it will take to get things back to normal?

It is—that is such a definition of what happens.

He creates a problem, I mean, then tries to solve it sometimes, doesn't know how to solve it.