Gas prices have risen to $4.16 per gallon nationally, and the Iran war is documented as a key driver of these increases according to major outlets. Raskin is criticizing the administration's handling of both the war and economic policy as part of a broader pattern of mismanagement—the 'Sopranos' comparison is hyperbolic political commentary, not a specific factual claim. What's missing: whether the administration has actually articulated any plan to address wartime fuel costs, or whether price increases are unavoidable during active military conflicts regardless of administration policy.