Both specific sub-claims — the $4.39 May 1 national average and the nine-cent single-day increase from April 30 — are now fully confirmed by authoritative sources. Multiple independent Tier 3–4 sources citing AAA daily data establish that the national average for regular gasoline rose from $4.30 on April 30 to $4.392 on May 1, 2026, a move of more than nine cents . The AAA figure of $4.392 rounds to exactly $4.39, the number Psaki cited; rounding an institutional figure to two decimal places is an immaterial imprecision that does not alter a reasonable viewer's interpretation (per TRUE definition: 'immaterial imprecisions do not disqualify'). The nine-cent figure is, if anything, slightly conservative — the actual change ($0.092) rounds to nine cents when expressed to the nearest cent. The April 30 daily figure of $4.30 is confirmed as the prior-day baseline by the same sources, directly establishing the delta. EIA confirms AAA as the institutional primary for daily retail prices, providing an independent Tier 1 institutional validation of the data source chain . No source contradicts either sub-claim, and no correction was issued. The Gate 1 MOSTLY_TRUE nomination reflected the absence of a directly named source for the daily delta at the time of triage; Gate 2 research resolved that gap with Tier 4 sources citing AAA that were not reviewed in Gate 1.