Biden news today: President opens oil reserves to address gas prices, says Putin appears to be ‘self-isolating’ and doubts Ukraine’s withdrawal

President Joe BidenPlan to release one million barrels oil Climate groups described each day of US strategic oil reserves over the next six months as a “little bandage on a wound aggravating”, who condemned oil companiesGreed to make huge profits while consumers are exposed to skyrocketing gas prices.

Louise Boyle, climate correspondent for independentreports.

National Economic Council Director Brian Dees speaks at the daily White House press conference and talks about releasing 1 million barrels per day from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

He asserts that the United States has the “operational capacity to do so” and the oil will be released from all four national storage sites.

“Our goal is to provide relief to all Americans in all geographic areas across the country.”

Deese already admits that it is impossible to predict the market price of oil with certainty. He also refused to mention the names of the companies that profit.

The administration feels that the current situation shows that America must move toward energy security and true energy independence. This will include reducing dependence on fossil fuels.

President Joe Biden Thursday claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin He appears to be “isolating himself” from his closest advisors, including senior intelligence officials, due to his invasion Ukraine It appears to be largely off across the country.

In a speech announcing efforts to bring down gas prices, which the United States has blamed on efforts to divest from Russian oil as well as inflation, the president made it clear that he did not “want to put too much stock” in the reports but essentially confirmed the reports that had been going on for weeks. To the existence of a major disagreement between Putin and his top aides and strategists.

John Bowden has the latest news.

On the transient day of vision, danger! Champion Amy Schneider received a tour of the West Wing and visited the press room.

For every traveler in the White House, Scott Bixby from daily monster:

Amy Schneider, First Woman to Ever Win Over $1 Million on Jeopardy! , visited the White House briefing room prior to today’s briefing to highlight the administration’s observance of International Transgender Day, “to be visible, I believe.” .

Schneider, who is transgender, told reporters that the recent wave of legislation banning transgender children from participating in school sports or banning teachers from discussing LGBT issues is “really scary.”

“Some of them in particular are refusing medical services for transgender youth,” Schneider said, “really sad to me and it’s really scary.”

Schneider met second man Doug Imhoff earlier today, for all the contestants, and will meet with young transgender people to celebrate the day.