On October 5 (local time), at a campaign rally in Nebraska, U.S. President Trump calls his aide.
He then signs a document handed to him.
The document contains provisions allowing "red diesel" to be temporarily used on public roads.
In the United States, "red diesel" is primarily used for agricultural machinery and construction equipment.
Because it is exempt from fuel taxes, it is cheaper than regular diesel.
Ahead of the midterm elections, as diesel prices continued to rise, President Trump pulled out the "red diesel" card.
With his recent approval rating having fallen to 32%, can President Trump manage to curb fuel prices and win back public sentiment?
(Produced by Lee Mi-sun | Edited by Yoon Ye-ran | Designed by Cho Seung-hyun | Narration by Cho Ki-ho | Assistance by Kim Chae-hyun | Produced by Knowledge Contents IP Team)
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