On September 1, with the national average near $4 a gallon, up about a dollar since before the U.S. strikes on Iran, President Trump met oil and gas executives about increasing capacity. Crude has since topped $100, Brent reached $115 on October 27, and national gas sits around $4.27 with diesel about $6.31 after a record $6.40. Trump rejected Iran's seven-day ceasefire proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and is still reported to be weighing a 90-day diesel export ban, which Energy Secretary Chris Wright, oil executives and the leaders of Japan and South Korea oppose. Trump now says the country is making more money than ever because oil is so high; Vance says prices will not fall when…