governor whitmer: i ran on fixing the roads in michigan. i think we will fix the dams and roads this year. we have work to do together. i appreciate the way governors and the nga worked together to secure more resources so we can fix our roadways and build a more resilient and equitable infrastructure system. sec. buttigieg, i would like to get things started by asking how the administration plans to help states and territories and get the ball rolling on these important infrastructure investments and give you an opportunity to get us started. please, take away secretary. thank you --sec. buttigieg: thank you governor whitmer i am honored to be with all of you. i want to thank the nj for having me -- the in j a -- nga for having me. first, i want to thank and applaud work that nga did and so many of you did individually. as you shared in our opening remarks, both shaping the dying -- designed for the presidents historic law and of the advocacy that made it a reality. we saw governors from red states and blue states alike calling for investm

especially governor whitmer who hosted one of the our summits in detroit. the two of us went before the senate committee and testified on behalf of the nga, and i'm pleased to report that every single one of the nga's recommendations was included in this bill. i want to thank all the fellow governors. thank you, mr. secretary, for your leadership and cooperation, and with that i'll turn it over to my colleague from the great state of michigan, governor whitmer. >> thank you. thank you, governor hogan. so glad to be here. i'm very excited about this conversation. i ran on fixing the dam roads in michigan. i think we're going to adjust that going into this year and say fixing the dams and roads. we have a lot of infrastructure work to do together, and i am excited. i really appreciate the way governors and nga have worked together to secure more resources so that we can fix our roadways and build a more resilient and equitable infrastructure system. so, secretary buttigieg, i'd like to get things started by asking how they plan on getting the ball rolling on

hit everyone under putin's regime >>> the trial for everyone planning to kid nap governor gretchen whitmer is under way. >>> a couple who tried to get their primi born twins from ukraine. >>> the third week of russia's invasion of ukraine has begun and the assault is growing more brutal by the day. devastating images are emerging from the city of mariupol. mothers carried out on stretchers after an air strike at a children's and mutrpt hospital authorities report at least three people were killed including one child. the mayor says this is the third hospital russian troops have destroyed. >> the biden administration has ruled out the transfer of fighter jets to ukraine. poland had offered to deliver the aircraft to a u.s. air base in germany before they'd be taken to ukraine, but the pentagon rejected that offer calling it a high risk step that would raise serious concerns about pulling the entire nato alliance into that conflict. >> house speaker nancy pelosi had a call with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy about u.s. aid to ukraine. during that call zelenskyy condemned world leade

and certainly if we had the semi conductors as governor whitmer said we would be able to deliver the appliances to all of our customers which we have been challenged to do so. but we are absolutely committed to deliver to our consumers every day. >> do you think your customers or even may be some of your employees who have been around a long time, really appreciated how critical a semi conductor was to make the product and move? >> absolutely. i think everyone inside our company and even think u.s. consumers and world leaders are very, very familiar now semi conductors and how critical they are to technology, research and developments, upscaling the workforce in stem education so absolutely. >> it is interesting i think it has been unfortunately -- make has been a reality the american public realizing a semi conductor mattered a great deal whether or not your washing machine functions or whether your cell phone function or whether automobile functioned. i think they just took an awful lot for granted, we all did. we can do this, not a problem. the irony i keep reminding everybody of

governor whitmer says that line 5 poses the risk of a catastrophic oil spill in the great lakes.safely for years, and if you accept argument, there is an alternative plan to tunnel under the streets where the pipeline currently is, remove any risk that it would leak into the great lakes, but michigan will not accept that alternative. they will not approve the permits to do so. they seem intent on shutting down line 5 which will create economic catastrophe. right now the whole world is struggling with high oil prices and the impact on that because of what russia and ukraine have done, or what russia has done to ukraine. but every time we don't approve drilling permits, every time we shut down pipelines, we empower people like vladimir putin. why this country is not doing a better job of embracing the need for energy independence is contrary to our foreign policy interests and domestic economic interests. >> carley: president biden has blamed everybody from the gas companies themselves to vladimir putin on high prices, and now ten oil and gas trade groups have written president bid

you see the tony fauci pillow behind the governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer.from last year. the next shot is from february. to the exact same location and gretchen whitmer's house. you notice anything different? no more tony fauci pillow. presumably the blue and yellow ukraine pillow is on the way from amazon to take tony fauci's place of the residence. that's cold, gretchen. that's cold but not the coolest treatment tony fauci received. our media is completely iced out for tony. on his sub stack, a journalist looked into it and he found tony fauci's agency, the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, has stopped uploading his media appearances to their website. the agency has a section on their website called dr. fauci in the news and after receiving near daily updates throughout the pandemic, as of yesterday, that section hadn't added a new appearance. the date well before the russian invasion of ukraine. the media is done with tony fauci and not because of vladimir putin. joe biden's internal pollsters told him to declare victory on covid and

prosecutors say the men were angry with whitmer's covid-19 restrictions and disgusted with the governmentdefense lawyers claim it was a lot of crazy talk fueled by agents and informants on the inside. and this is a live look at boston from our affiliate wfxt. one of the big stories there tonight, chris rock makes his first public appearance since will smith slapped him at the oscars. the slap heard around the world. rock will appear at the wilbur theater. he has not publicly spoken since the incident. smith apologized yesterday. by the way, ticket prices for rock's upcoming shows have skyrocketed since the oscars. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for consistent income that's federally tax-free, now is an excellent time to consider municipal bonds from hennion & walsh. if you have at least 10,000 dollars to invest, call and talk with one of our bond specialists

but governor gretchen whitmer is not on board. she s instea wants federh road improd government to step in. gas prices began climbing as inflation grew worse and supply chain issue unfolded. then, soared after russia's invasion of ukraine. republicans blame the biden administration for hurting efforts to expand energy production here at home. no matter who you blame, many americans are being forced to make changes. 59% of americans say they plan to change their driving habits now that gas is more than $4 per gallon. in three out of four people, they say they'll try to drive less if prices top $5. in california in response to those rising prices, lawmakers have proposed a $400 rebate f rb all taxpayers. they say it's a bet ater approa because it doesn't affect funding for projects and helps more people. >>> all gas, no braerks. coming up, the wild weekend of after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it w

federal prosecutors claim the 2020 conspiracy was meant to be retaliation for whitmer's covid-19 restrictionsthtrial is expected to last more than a month. on the pandemic, a world health -- hawaii will lift the country's last statewide mask mandate by march 26. the governor cited dropping case counts. meanwhile, a world health organization panel now says that it strongly supports vaccination booster shots. it says they are needed to protect against the omicron variant. that marks a reversal from last year, when the who urged wealthy nations to delay boosters and instead donate the doses to needier countries. the u.s. senate has voted this evening to pass the postal service reform act and send it to the president. it aims to lift burdensome budget requirements that have kept the agency deep in debt. it also mandates mail delivery six days a week. the house has already passed the bill. still to come, we examine the critical events that led up to russia's invasion of ukraine. how women and girls are fighting for equality on international women's day, plus much more. >> this is the pbs newshour,

the 6th, the trial of 4 men accused of plotting to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer sta tedith. >> opening statements. 2 men who are also 2 men, rather, were also charged pled guilty already. they will now testify against the other 4 who are not pleading guilty. they're pleading not guilty. prosecutors say the men were upset about whitmer's covid-19 restrictions early in the pandemic and hatched a plan to kidnap her. the fbi infiltrated the group and arrested 6 men in october of 2020 defense lawyers say they plan to argue the men are victims of entrapment by federal agents and informants. the trial is expected to take around 4 or 5 weeks more than 10,000 hate incidents targeting asian americans and pacific islanders were reported over almost 2 years as according to a new report from the research and advocacy coalition stop aap. i hate the group has been tracking hate incidents, incidents rather against aap. i individual since the start of the pandemic. their latest survey recorded 10,905 hate incidents in the u.s. guam and puerto rico between march 1920, 20 in december 31st.

has begun in grand rapids, michigan, for four men accused of plotting to kidnap governor gretchen whitmerprosecutors claim the 2020 conspiracy was meant to be retaliation for whitmer's covid-19 restrictions. the trial is expected to last more than a month. on the pandemic, a world health organization panel now says it strongly supports vaccination booster shots. it says they are needed to protect against the omicron variant. that marks a reversal from last year, when the w.h.o. urged wealthy nations to delay boosters and, instead, donate the doses to needier countries. the u.s. senate voted this evening to pass the postal service reform act and send it to the president. it aims to lift burdensome budget requirements that kept the agency deep in debt. it also mandates mail delivery six days a week. the house already passed the bill. and on wall street, stocks were up and down, buffeted again by surging oil prices and other fallout from the war in ukraine. in the end, the dow jones industrial average lost 184 points to close at 32,632. the nasdaq fell 35 points. the s&p 500 slipped 30. stil

the second question, what went on with governor whitmer, with the agents involved? was there anything like that that happened during the protest? thank you. guest: i can only speak to the doors. one of the things we heard from the capitol police officers in the survey, they felt like the locks weren't working, and it is something we talked with the capitol police officers about when we were finalizing our review. they also spoke to the fact that maybe the doors need to be secured differently, may be better. they also talked about the fact that the windows needed to be secured or reinforced. we all know there was scaffolding and other construction equipment on that day, because the complex was being prepared for the inauguration. that was also used as ways to make entry onto the capitol grounds and the capitol building. host: deborah in san diego. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have a question. one person asked this question. as if it was an all group of black people going to the n doing all this, would they be using -- going to the capital and

case >> reporter: when daniel harris was asked if he agreed to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmerutely not. the former marine says he joined a militia group called the wolverine watchmen to maintain his infantry skills, not overthrow the government his attorney asked did you have a physical reaction? harris responded, i did. i threw my hat at somebody harris is one of four on trial charged with conspiring to kidnap the governor. he called one of his co-conspirators a buffoon, another, a stoner p r pirate the group was arrested in october of 2020. >> i knew this job would be hard but i'll be honest, i never could have imagined anything like this. >> reporter: prosecutors say the militia group targeted whitmer because of her covid restrictions she saw protests over her stay-at-home order. >> there are lots of pressure points we are trying to navigate. >> reporter: the group had firearm training sessions where they built a shoot house as a mock-up of the governor's home today harris denied that his attorney asked did you believe it was a mock-up of the governor's house harris respond

prosecutors say they targeted governor gretchen whitmer because of her covid restrictions and plannedo kidnap her from her summer home and blow up a bridge leading to it to slow the police response. the government says the four were closely monitored by two undercover fbi agents and at least five informants who watched them set off explosives, carry out surveillance of the governor's summer home, and conduct exercises to practice using weapons. but defense lawyers say all those undercover agents and informants were egging the men on, pushing them deeper into the plot two other men originally charged in this plot have already pleaded guilty they will now testify for the government, lester. >> pete williams, thank you. >>> up next, more than a century later, one of the most fabled expeditions in history discovered in the waters of antarctica ♪♪ ahhh! oh my! okay it's my turn, i'm going to drive. ♪ you've been, you've been ♪ ♪ running through my mind ♪ ♪ and i've been thinking that it's just about time ♪ ♪ we get together, together ♪ ♪ i've been, i've been ♪ ♪ doing just fine ♪ ♪ and you

but governor gretchen whitmer is not onboard.astructure projects funded by the gas tax. so instead, she wants the federal government to step in. >> there's conversation at the federal level as to how we can help families. >> reporter: gas prices began climbing as inflation grew worse and supply chain issues unfolded. then soared after russia's invasion of ukraine. republicans blame the biden administration for hurting efforts to expand energy production here at home. no matter who you blame, many americans are being forced to make changes. 59% of americans say they plan to change their driving habits now that gas is more than $4 per gallon. and 3 out of 4 people say they'll try to drive less if prices top $5. in california, in response to those rising prices, lawmakers have proposed a $400 rebate for all taxpayers. supporters say it's a better approach because it doesn't affect fdi for future transportation projects, and it helps more people. mona, andrew. >> rhiannon, thank you. >>> now to march madness. duke's coach k. isn't do

gretchen whitmer and her radical attorney general want to shut down line five in michigan this has residents michigan. not only is it your fuel or jet fuel. but it's also your petroleum products. if democrats had their way right now, we would not have any clothes and we would be walking everywhere. we would be walking in loin cloth. that doesn't put news a position of power in the world. >> it seems very reactionary if you ask me. also to me them pointing the finger to everyone else but them just makes it seem like to the american public there is no plan, what do you think? >> no. they're absolutely is no plan. there is no alternative. but you see joe biden talking about going to venezuela and the iranian dictator to get their oil. this is outrageous. we had a relationship with saudi arabia. we had a relationship with the united arab emirates. they won't take his call. trump's ambassador forged such a good relationship with the uae middle east peace and the abraham accord. look out quickly we lose that all under joe biden and now in an energy crisis in the united states they just won't admit

. >>> a group planning to kid nal governor whitmer wanted to r the attack to keep from the certification. the witness did not say why they thought the kidnapping would stop biden from defeeting trump and the 2020 election. >>> the twarnd in new orleans spent nearly ten minutes on the ground there's a time lapse video showing the storm. cut a two-mile long path through the city and with one dead they say the death toll could have been much worse. >>> first meta irl problem users spending less and les time on the platform. rates on the rise and homebuilders going the other way. is this a good time to get the names on sale? "power lunch" will be right back ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as a small business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving with comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. so boost your bottom line by switching today. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on comcast business mobile and

, some of the men who are accused of belonging to a militia group the targeted governor whitmer becausey. federal authorities charged six people in the case. two of them already pleaded guilty and they will be testifying against the others. the fbi interrupted communications among the men who are accused of planning to blow up a bridge near the governor's vacation home and then kidnapping her. putting her on trial for treason against america. well famed actor and comedian bill cosby will stay a free man after the u. s. supreme court decided it would not reviewed the decision that led him to be released from prison. the pennsylvania supreme court throughout cosby's conviction last year, saying the prosecutor who brought the case was bound by an agreement made by the previous prosecutor. not to charge bill cosby. its supreme court declined prosecutor's request here the case and reinstate the conviction of cosby after dozens of claims against him. cosby was convicted of sexual assault in 2018 for drugging and molesting a temple university employee back in 24. we are keeping an eye on the u

. >> they say the men were angry with whitmer over the covid restrictions investigators foiled the plan. they were platting to blow up a bridge two other suspects pleaded guilty related to the plot they're set to testify during the trial. prosecutors say their testimony will prove just how real the plan was top lawmakers on capitol hill will have a $1.5 trillion gill to the government and sent house leaders there. nearly $14 billion will go there. lawmakers set to debade the bill the senate has to pass it by friday >> the agreement would fund the government through september the bill also reauthorizes the violence against women act that law provided help for those in >>> another major blow today for baseball or actually baseball fans the mlb delayed opening day for four weeks after negotiators failed, rob manfred, has scraped up more than 180 days and that's near se 8% of the entire season. is unclear if the teams make up the games, if at all the league and the players union are here and they remain far apart on several key economic issues. >>> this month we're celebrating women and the

michigan, the state senate approved suspending its gas tax for six months, but governor gretchen whitmer it would hurt road repair and infrastructure projects funded by gas tax. instead, she wants the federal government to step in. >> there is conversation at the federal level as to how we can help families. >> gas prices began climbing as inflation grew worse and supply chain issues unfolded, then soared after russia's invasion of ukraine. many americans are being forced to make changes. 59% of americans say they plan to change their driving habits now that gas is more than four dollars per gallon. three out of four people say they will try to drive less if prices top five dollars. >> in response to those rising prices, in california, lawmakers have proposed a $400 rebate for taxpayers. supporters say it is a better approach because it does not affect funding for future transportation projects and helps more people. jobina: the increasing level of violence neighbors say they are seeing at neighborhood sideshows. jobina: a delivery driver caught on camera doing something he should not ha

> thank you the defense has rested for four men charged with plotting to kidnap michigan governor whitmere defense witnesses invoked the fifth amendment rights to avoid testifying. >>> depression and suicidal thoughts are prevailing in high school students. they report feeling hopeless or sad two straight weeks nearly a fifth said they seriously considered suicide in the pandemic. >>> the washington command everies are investigated "the washington post" say it is probe is done by the same congressional committee investigating the sexual allegations against the team a spokesman said it is not aware. >>> hormel is recalling skip pi peanut butter saying some jars may have frack s of staleless steel from manufacturing equipment. they carry boast buy dates of may 4th and may 10th of next year. >> new meaning to crunchy peanut. >> that was good. >> thank you. >> had it for break fans everyone is fine so far. >>> the great worker revolution. the labor market could be undergoing massive change. we'll discuss how america's biggest companies are navigating it next. whether it's finding new ways to

whitmer rodriguez. hi mabrisa. they say yeah, we're noticing a lot of sunshine out there, but it's going to be a noticeably breezy day out there, especially along the san francisco peninsula. >>we're seeing wind speeds right now. 25 miles per hour or less. slightly cooler forecast as well. take a look at the unique micro climates 50's along the coast with widespread 60's. as you make your way inland. santa rosa flirting with 70's at 69 degrees. more than 10 degrees warmer than those of you in downtown san francisco in timber on. but check out the mid 50's for pacifica and half moon bay. we are seeing a 15 degree difference between our warmest inland valleys and our cool cool us coastal cities with san jose at 65 degrees. oakland and alameda, both in the low 60's livermore in concord. 66 degrees as you step outside for your midweek forecast. so wind gusts going to be the biggest concern tonight, especially for our highest peaks north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range. we're going to be under a wind advi

fox 2 in detroit four men accused of conspiring to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer turns torimes they would not have contemplated on their own. prosecutors showed jurors profanity filled messages and social media posts from two of the defendants. some made months before the fbi game vovmentd florida lawmakers give final approval a bill that would overall the state's standardized testing system. lawmakers seek to replace it with a progress monitoring system that would test students three times a year. this is a live look at denver from fox 31. one of the big stories there tonight, temperatures hitting minus 7 degrees this morning. that breaks the previous record low of minus three degrees for this date set in 1932. the national weather service says today's temperature is the coldest low in denver since 1960. ooof, that's a live look from outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back ♪ ♪ you're as cold as ice ♪ ve. jamaica. heartbeat of the world. let's go! cranky-pated: a bad mood related to a sluggish gut. heartbeat of the world. miralax is different. it wor

details coming out about the fourth day of the trial of four men accused of trying to kidnap gretchen whitmeray, jurors reported that in the tapes says he wants to tie the governor up on a table. the trial do last a month. >> back now to ukraine and the refugee crisis hitting poland's border cities. struggling to keep up with this huge flow of migrants. an estimated 1.8 million ukrainians have come to poland over the last few weeks. our allison barber on the ground is capturing all of it. talking with ukrainians in all eight border crossings between ukraine and poland. on their experienced fleeing everything they know to find refuge in a new country. war destroying their homes. here's what she saw. >> along the polish ukrainian border, there are eight official crossings. life lines for the sea of refugees fleeing the devastation of war. >> they're teriing families like this one coming across the border. we met this 15-year-old whose father sent him to poland with his mother and young siblings. >> what did he say to you? >> he told me that i must protect them. >> and instead of separation, a r

never agreed to kidnap michigan governor whitmer, testimony of one of the four men trying to about ductefore the 2020 elections daniel harris saying not involved in any crimes but "america was on fire over the killing of george floyd by a minneapolis police officer." on the news, how the defense case is shaping up why potential witnesses refuse to take the stand at 7:00 eastern time with shep smith tonight. >>> cia director william burns tested positive for covid. the agency says his symptoms or mild and he will continue to work from home met with president biden yesterday morning but practiced social distancing and burns wore an n-95 mask. >>> the united nations making its biggest ever one-year aid request for a single country u.n. guterres is asking for money to help afghanistan in the midst of a humanitarian cries. 9 million people facing famine, some selling their children and their own organs to pay for food kelly? >> i thought i had bad news. that's a lot worse tyler, see you soon, thank you. >>> still ahead, standing by for president biden set to speak about his plan to release a

prosecutors in michigan rested their case against four men charged with plotting to kidnap governor whitmercted a defense motion for acquittal. the men were arrested in 2020 for allegedly planning to abduct thdemocratic governor, partly out of anger over covid restrictions. the nation's first state task force on reparations for slavery has decided to base eligibility on lineage. a california panel voted tuesday to limit compensation to descendants of black people who were in the u.s. before the 20th century. it will be up to state lawmakers to authorize any funding for reparations. the academy of motion picture said today that will smith was asked to leave the oscars ceremony after he struck chris rock at the awards gala, but refused. the academy is conducting a disciplinary investigation. smith could face expulsion, suspension, or other sanctions. one of hollywood's best known actors is putting his career on hold due to brained ailment. bruce willis's family announced he has a disorder that interferes with understanding or expressing speech. he is 67. over four decades, he has starred in f

michigan, a trial is underway for four men accused of plotting to kidnap democratic governor gretchen whitmerad of the 2020 election. prosecutors say the men discussed buying supplies to be used in the kidnapping with members of the militia group the wolverine watchmen. they're also accused of surveilling the governor's vacation home. one of the defendants is charged with ordering explosives from an undercover fbi agent posing as a co-conspirator; and two others allegedly tested improvised explosive devices. amy: in more news from michigan, a former boy scouts leader has been charged with sexually assaulting two boys in a detroit suburb. 21-year-old mark chap chapman is the first former boy scout leader to be charged under a review of thousands of sexual abuse claims in michigan. survivors say sexual abuse was an "unspoken norm" within the organization since the 1960s. amy: and in guatemala, activists took to the streets wednesday to condemn a new bill which would increase prison sentences for people who have an abortion to 10 years. the law was approved by congress on tuesday, international

fox 2 in detroit as the trial for four men accused of plotting to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmerst until thursday. because an essential participant tested positive for covid-19. the judge ordered the delay sunday. and this is a live look at nashville. one of the big stories there tonight, from fox 17, country music legend dolly parton will be withdrawing her name from consideration for induction into the rock and roll hall of fame. she says while she is grateful. she does not feel her work has, quote, earned the right, she says she would like to put out a rock and roll album in the future that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back ♪ islands in the stream ♪ that is what we are ♪ no one in between hen? sorted. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. but it's pretty perfect. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking fo

in michigan rested their case against four men charged with plotting to kidnap governor gretchen whitmere in grand rapids then rejected a defense motion for acquittal. the men were arrested in 2020 for allegedly planning to abduct the democratic governor, partly in anger over covid restrictions. the nation's first state task force on reparations for slavery has decided to base eligibility on lineage. a california panel voted tuesday to limit compensation to descendents of black people who were in the u.s. before the 20th century. it will be up to state lawmakers to authorize any funding for a reparations plan. on wall street, a four-day stocks rally came to an end. the dow jones industrial average lost 65 points to close at 35,228. the nasdaq fell 177 points-- that's more than 1%. the s&p 500 slipped 29. and, one of hollywood's best- known actors, bruce willis, is putting his career on hold, due to a brain ailment. his family announced today that willis has aphasia-- a disorder that interferes with understanding or expressing speech. willis is 67. over four decades, he has starred in sco

what is the way out of that when you think about the democratic governor in michigan, gretchen whitmerening to block pipeline there. democratic senator from west virginia, joe manchin trying to get 300-mile pipeline reopened in his state. there's cross-currents here that are difficult to follow. >> that's not what we had in mind. hang with it a moment here. i know the shot froze there. phil flynn out of chicago. the oil expert trying to figure out how much the higher the price can go here. stablized over the weekend. no one is quite sure what happens $7 gasoline. lot of this from l.a. and just on sunday. that was from los angeles. some people were thinking $10 a gallon, who knows. traditionally, what you see around memorial weekend, the price starts to spike. this has really turned things upside down for lot of people and for folks driving around over the weekend. that has to be a shock when you get the price. >> julie: listen, i filled up yesterday. the gasoline attendant told me, he himself, couldn't believe it. i said, i cannot believe the gas prices. he said they supposed to come d

the second question, what went on with governor whitmer, with the agents involved? there anything like that that happened during the protest? thank you. guest: i can only speak to the doors. one of the things we heard from the capitol police officers in the survey, they felt like the locks weren't working, and it is something we talked with the capitol police officers about when we were finalizing our review. they also spoke to the fact that maybe the doors need to be secured differently, may be better. they also talked about the fact that the windows needed to be secured or reinforced. we all know there was scaffolding and other construction equipment on that day, because the complex was being prepared for the inauguration. that was also used as ways to make entry onto the capitol grounds and the capitol building. host: deborah in san diego. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have a question. one person asked this question. as if it was an all group of black people going to the n doing all this, would they be using -- going to the capital and doi