Fox News host Tucker Carlson shines light on what's behind surging energy prices and inflation on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'.

Top European officials have attacked President Biden's actions amid the ongoing war in Ukraine and have even questioned whether the United States remains an ally as gas prices soar and U.S.

of "profiting" off of Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine and complained that green subsidies and taxes included in the Inflation Reduction Act have deteriorated relationships between the U.S.

and European allies and partners. .

President Biden speaks about the situation in Poland following a meeting with G7 and European leaders on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Nusa Dua on the Indonesian resort island of Bali on Nov.

At the same time, Putin has cut off energy exports to the rest of Europe, which has led EU countries to buy fuel from the U.S.

These factors, combined with record high inflation, the threat of recession, and increased demand for energy as winter approaches have led European leaders to question whether Biden's administration is aware of the harm the president's policies have inflicted. 

"The rise in gas prices in Europe is caused by Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and Putin's energy war against Europe, period," a spokesperson for the White House National Security Council told Politico. 

The White House has also said that American energy exports are helping Europe, taking credit for shoring up energy supplies ahead of winter

"The increase in global LNG supplies, led by the United States, helped European allies and partners get storage levels to an encouraging place ahead of this winter, and we will continue to work with the EU, its members and other European countries to ensure sufficient supplies will be available for winter and beyond," an NSC official told Fox News. 

But European officials are not so sure.