Gas was $2.98 before the war started.
Now it sits at $4.36 a gallon.
An admiral tells working people their pain pales in comparison to the war.
That is easy to say from a television studio.
Drivers at the pump are footing the bill for an endless war.
Former CENTCOM Deputy Commander Vice Admiral Robert Harward on high gas prices during the Iran war:
"Short-time financial pain for the American people is a horrible thing, but that pales in comparison to what's happening in Iran."