b. i don t know when it s going to stop. why in hell are we still doing this. how much does to cost to fill up your tank. like 120. 100 something dollars. $135. 75, $80. that s a lot of money. president biden said prices of gas are going to go down. how is that working out? he is taking too long with that he has got to get on the ball with that. i am waiting. ticktock on the clock ticktock on the clock party don t stop. he lied. yeah? yeah. he is not a friend of the people we don t like him. we really are friends. [laughter] every day goes up a few cents. four days it went up like had 0 cents. words is words but action is better. it s all talk but no action with these politicians. president biden said he was going to release the reserves and then the gas would go down but the price of gas went up. what happened? it s a bunch of lies.
piece of that interview with the hhc that stood out from me today, fani willis and her team have faced threats from very early on since they first announced the investigation. they was very candid about the threats that come into her and her office as the investigation had been announced but in the latest interview with the atlanta journal constitution she declined to name the lead prosecutors that she s assigned to the probe citing security precautions. she also told the paper that she s recently ordered bulletproof vests for investigators working on the case. that s bracing to hear but it appears that the investigation is full steam ahead. now, we have a bit of a time line for it. ticktock. balancing so you stay cool. and now, save $1,000 on our most popular smart bed. only for a limited time. to learn more, go to sleepnumber.com.
i know it is early in the investigation and we got a long way to go here, but this is definitely a major issue for new york city. yeah, and anthony, as we re awaiting for images there for that subway scene, i do want to get you to respond to the ticktock we re getting a sense of, it appears the fdny responded to the call there of smoke coming from the subway system, only then to find that there had been multiple shooting victims. so what does that tell you about the possibility of how this attack unfolded? i really we don t have enough now. but the first responders are going to go in, no matter what. and we saw that at 9/11, they go in, that s what they do. they re sworn to do it, and when they get there, if there is a different type of crime scene that they re facing, they re
minute-by-minute ticktock, but that characterization as i understand it is accurate. e, it wasn t long after they isolated the site and began a callout that there was a large explosion on the third floor, which was abdullah killing himself and the family members that were with him on the third floor and putting at significant risk everybody else in that building. the kabul air drone strike and the repercussions that have happened, since then we saw the secretary issue his guidance recently. did that factor in at all into the notion that we re going to go in with ground troops in a raid as opposed to a drone strike? what factored into that decision, louie, was our long-standing practice of trying to minimize civilian harm, not what happened on the 29th of
dan. it sounds like they went back at least as far as december involving senior commanders and that sort of thing. can you lay out a bit of what this looked like in terms of how far it goes, who it involved, that kind of thing? thank you. yeah, dan, i m not going to be able to go into more detail than i already have. this was several months in the planning. it included actual physical rehearsals, as i said dozens by the special operations forces as well as you can imagine some tabletop planning as well. i don t have a ticktock of exactly how all that process worked out. it was extensively planned, extensively resourced, and quite frankly extensively formed turnover course of several months. jen? talking about russia and ukraine, there s a report that