"I don't like it," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office when asked about the huge earnings reported by ExxonMobil and Chevron last week during the war with Iran. Too much money," Trump continued. AAA NATIONAL GAS PRICE TOPS $4 AMID RENEWED US STRIKES ON IRANThe two sets of earnings came as the Iran war pushed oil prices above $100 a barrel at times. Oil prices fell again Monday as signs emerged that U.S.-Iran tensions were easing, Reuters reported. Earlier Monday, Trump also criticized Chevron CEO Mike Wirth for not crediting Washington's efforts to help the oil industry.