$2.97. hard to think about when you see the super high prices. you know, a lot of folks really are just beginning to hunt around for prices, especially here in the cincinnati area. just over the line in kentucky, prices are a lot cheaper in the metro area. but aaa cautions if you re going out of your way to find cheaper gas, typically counter productive. and so let me ask you about a gas tax holiday which has been implemented in a handful of states. leaders from both parties see this as a potential solution. this morning cnn asked a white house official about doing that on a federal level. it wasn t ruled out. explain why this, though, is a double edged sword. you know, those who are against the gas tax holiday will point to the example at states. they call it robbing to peter to pay paul. at the state level it pays for roads and bridges and transit. at the federal level it s charged at the pipeline term nol, not the pump. it s set at 18 .4 cents a gallon.
told, these companies want back. not a great deal in terms of change here and that sergey lavrov is essentially repeating the kremlin line, but sanctions are continuing to bite here. the tragedy that we predicted then has come to pass and if anything, it is worse than our predictions are. we are seeing an unfolding disaster in our european continent and once again, our polish friends are in the front line, as so often in history, and i may say i think the polish government and the polish people are doing an amazing job, an inspirationaljob, of coping with the humanitarian crisis. the generosity and the welcome you are giving to people fleeing in fear of their lives from ukraine, and we in
kremlin control of the media producing an inverted reality of russia s war in ukraine. not everyone here accepts the official kremlin line. russians who find alternative sources of information on their smartphone, on their computer they tend to reach different conclusions about what s happening in ukraine. as well they might if they are given full access to all the information expected things to say about this. if he has total control over state media then it figures that if you can find an off ramp, if you can find something that he can accept, at least he can sell it to the russian public because he controls the state media? the state media? indeed but the ruestion the state media? indeed but the question remains the state media? indeed but the question remains as the state media? indeed but the question remains as you - the state media? indeed but the question remains as you just - the state media? indeed but the - question remains as you just pointed out how much control d
kremlin control of the media producing an inverted reality of russia s war in ukraine. not everyone here accepts the official kremlin line. russians who find alternative sources of information on their smartphone, on their computer, they tend to reach different conclusions about what is happening in ukraine. this is ekaterina. she s decided to pack up and leave russia. she doesn t watch russian tv. she s sickened by the invasion and has lost hope for russia s future. i don t know, ifeel like i don t have a life any more, maybe something change and new government could work with this situation, maybe, maybe, i don t know. but with this government, with this president,
of russia s war in ukraine. not everyone here accepts the official kremlin line. russians who find alternative sources of information on their smartphones, on their computers, they tend to reach different conclusions about what is happening in ukraine. this is ekaterina. she has decided to pack up and leave russia. she doesn t watch russian tv. she s sickened by the invasion and has lost hope for russia s future. i don t know, ifeel like i don t have a life any more, maybe something change and new government could work with this situation, maybe. maybe, i don t know. but with this government, with this president, no future for many, many years. ekaterina is leaving behind a country isolated by sanctions. a country at war.