holiday travel season. he is tapping into the oil reserve. critics have been hard on him for that. jennifer granholm defending the move. the president does not control the price of gasoline but what we re sighing right now is this global mismatch between supply and demand. oil production is lagging behind as the rest of the economy roars back to life. after the shutdown. so we and this administration are leaving no stone unturned as we examine market to figure out what s behind the high prices. right now gas prices are way up $1.28 from a year ago. your thoughts as you listen the their ideas why this has occurred. the critics having no opinions about what the president is doing. the markets are the ones are the true indicator. when they announced they were
julie: millions of americans are hitting the road for thanksgiving this holiday but they are digging deeper into their wallets to make the trip to see their family and friends. aaa is saying the national average for a price of regular gallon of gasoline is now $3.40. that is a whopping increase of $1.28 over last thanksgiving. in fact, this year s price is the highest since 2012. benjamin: china and russia bolstering defense ties with each other to counter a growing military threat from the u.s. expanded cooperation in the asia pacific region will see joint patrols between the two nations. let s bring in a former foreign policy advisor for president obama and former state department official. david, lovely to see you today
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national average is $3.40 a gallon. $1.28 more than we were all paying a year ago. what on earths does the national security division have to do with parents? nothing in this memorandum or any memorandum is about parents expressing disagreements with their school boards. bill: that was a significant disagreement. that hearing senator tom cotton calling out merrick garland last week over his memo directing the f.b.i. to look into reports of threats against school board members. they asked the a.g. for evidence of said threat. they set a deadline of yesterday. well, what happened on monday? senator cotton is here for an answer now. good morning to you. so did the a.g. meet your deadline? shockingly bill, no, he didn t. even though he responded in four intervening days from the time of the national school board association sent him this
$3.28. this is the effect of inflation. the new york times says things are up 5.4%. milk, meat, poultry and fish are up 15%. right now in america, about 10.5% of u.s. households are food insecure. that amounts to about 13.5 million people. you can see inflation is hitting hard even for those trying to help the poor. joining me now is john elliott. he s the ceo of gleaners food bank in l.a. this is a different look at