Grok tells me that 8-10% of oil for the us comes from middle east
The 8–10% share of total U.S. oil imports coming from the Middle East/Persian Gulf is already the volume that predominantly relies on this chokepoint Strait of Hormusz. In other words: Of that 8–10%, nearly 100% transits the Strait of Hormuz under normal conditions. This equates to roughly 2% or less of overall U.S. petroleum liquids consumption (or about 7–8% of total U.S. crude imports), reflecting America's high domestic production and heavy reliance on closer sources like Canada and Mexico.
Why did my Gas go up ...except to make a trump look bad?
Wrong,Markets/Commodities are all forward looking,regardless of local it's all Global and it works both ways,when the strait opens and is no longer a threat the backlog of Tankers will Flood the Markets, Contracts will be filled and the Prices will drop like a Ton of GOLD.
It's the same for any Commodity, let's look at Bumper Crops vs Early Spring time Freezes, ex, Orange Juice Futures if they have a hard early spring freeze your OJ is going to be a little higher than normal or if it is really bad the shortage will reflect the price and you'll probably drink something more affordable,if it's a Bumper Crop the prices will come tumbling down.