Trump said, "I have a plan for everything" regarding petrol prices.

Honestly, a question comes to mind:
Did Trump have Iran war plans long before? ( Were the negotiations with Iran really aimed at finding a solution, or were they just to create the perception that "we tried talking first but it didn't work" or to buy time? ) Did he foresee the potential issues in the oil sector during a war?
And was the move to restart Venezuela's oil production before engaging in war with Iran actually a preparation for such a scenario?
But even if such a plan truly exists, it can only sustain the US for a limited time.
If the Strait of Hormuz issue escalates and cannot be resolved for a long time, it will no longer be just a regional crisis but a global economic problem.
And in such a situation, even indirectly, the US economy cannot escape this impact.
Crazy scenarios are on my mind 😉