Trump: Yesterday, $1.99 a gallon is two states— three states were selling gasoline at a $1.99.

The claim that 'Yesterday, $1.99 a gallon is two states, three states were selling gasoline at a $1.99' is false based on multiple fact-checking sources. Trump repeatedly asserted that several states had gas prices at or below $1.98 or $1.99 per gallon.

However, fact-checkers from CNN, FactCheck.org, PolitiFact, and Newsweek have all found these claims to be inaccurate. The national average price of gasoline was over $3 per gallon, and no state had an average price below approximately $2.60 during the relevant period. PolitiFact specifically debunked the claim that any states had gas prices at $1.98 per gallon, calling it false.

FactCheck.org also noted that Trump's repeated statements about gas prices hitting $1.98 in multiple states had no factual basis. CNN reported that Trump falsely claimed five states were at $1.99 and later said three states were at $1.98, both figures being inaccurate. CNBC provided context showing the national average was around $3.16 per gallon, far above the claimed prices.

Therefore, the claim about gas prices being as low as $1.99 in two or three states is not supported by data and is false.