played to the attempts to overturn the 2020 election. today the january 6th committee released new surveillance video it says it shows congressman barry loudermilk giving a tour to tunnel entrances at a time when it was still closed to the public because of covid. the hours-long tour was given on january 5th, the day before the insurrection. in a letter to loudermilk, the committee points out these so-called guests seemed very interesting in photographing unusual aspects, like stairways, hallways and security checkpoints, not your average tourist pho ops. the capitol police chief says he s reviewed and saw none of the actions are suspicious. pennsylvania congressman brendan boyle tweeted. this is the stairwell i take to my office. in my eight years here, i have never seen a tourist take a picture of it. he told nbc news the committee is pushing a false narrative that has already been put to bed. but according to committee, that same guy you saw on the tour taking photos in th
money to refine more oil. it cost money to get refineries up online. it costs money to produce more oil. they are not introduced interested in spending that money if they can sit back, kick their feet up and just print money, profiting off the shortages we are seeing, because of the war in ukraine. and so what we have got our companies with no incentive to bring more oil online, no terest in investing in additional infrastructure and instead, just really enjoying these really eye-popping profits in this moment. so, it s a real pickle for the biden administration. and the president, he tried to address this head on today by sending a letter to all of the big refinery ceos, [inaudible] turned the crude oil into gas. and he said, it worked the last time that crude oil was selling at $120 a barrel in march. gas prices were about 75 cents lower and diesel prices were about 90 cents lower. so, the thing that explains that 75 cent increase in that