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Ukraine in a way that is not escalating? >> reporter: and concerns about the challenge of transporting the jets to ukraine. >> i guess it is a temporary breakdown in communication but we have a strong and abiding relationship with poland. >> reporter: the public disagreement coming as ukrainian leaders are pleading with allies to supply them with fighter jets. >> translator: we urge you, please, make decisions faster. do not shift responsible. send planes to us. >> we need planes. we need the jets. >> reporter: in washington, the white house zeroing in on an urgent domestic concern. rising gas...

Is to buy $60,000 electric car when you are having trouble paying for $4.25 gas. it is just completely unrealistic. ramp up wind and solar, ramp up hydro, as long as country runs on oil and gas, might as well be using american gas. >> todd: many experts say market opinion tragz on electric vehicles is less than 3% of cars on the road, some say less than 10, some say less than 3. experts say the number will jump to 20%. to think this will go away, it is not. we need oil and gas, biden has to stop dealing with this. >> carley: major news, death toll in cities like kharkiv is soaring as cold weat...

Telehealth emergency coverage while you travel an over-the-counter allowance plus dental, vision, and hearing because the right medicare plan should help you feel...yeah, like that. aetna medicare advantage plans call today to learn more. gas prices have hit a record high again today. $4.25 a gallon, according to aaa, up a staggering 60 cents in one week. and while there is a lot of understandable anger and frustration over the pain at the pump there's a lot of misinformation going around

U.s. just hit a new high of $4.25 a gallon. joining us to discuss how all this may work out, randy, you have a few things going on here. the u.s. relatively small buyer of russian oil. but you also have concerns about stability in europe, what european countries do next. where do you see the oil market going from here? it is already priced in a lot of instability, do you expect it to continue to go up? >> we're seeing a lot of volatility, a lot of moving parts here, discussions with venezuela, iran, what is happening with russia. i think we still have a bit of a biased -- with oil prices here ...

On the lease and then you have to get more federal permits to develop it. this is all about red tape. this is not about getting american energy development going again. we want to make sure american producers can produce here in america and become that energy powerhouse that we have been over the course of the last decade. >> bill: here is where the pressure goes. today $4.31 is a record high for the u.s. yesterday 4.25. a month ago 3.47. a year ago 2.60, right? so here begets the question then. day one in office, mike, right? you have keystone, you got the paris climate accord, you have anwar...