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announced hundreds of new sanctions against russia following the death of alexei navalny. sanctions come one day from the two-year mark of russia invading ukraine. they say this will be crushing, critics think it will do little to deter president putin. here is what the president said. >> president biden: i'm announcing 500 new sanctions in response. [applause] >> president biden: in response to putin's brutal war conquest and in the response to alexei navalny's death. putin is responsible for alexei navalny's death and his legacy will live around the world and we will ensure putin pays price for regression abroad and repression at home. >> harris: we've been covering the president in that meeting

today at the white house and there are democrats, as well, who are being crushed by his border crisis. it's been interesting to follow the stream of what he's saying. we'll bring you more news as it is made. you are watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner, here with kayleig kayleigh mcenany emily compagno. with us is jessica tarlov and author of "unbroken bonds of bat eg" joey jones is with us. jacqui heinrich has more on what is happening there with the governors. >> today's sanctions are hitting 500 people, including officials linked to alexei navalny's death. this network of backdoor entities russia used to evade existing sanctions.

past promises of sanctions have not added up. limiting russia access to technology and equipment military needs, going after central bank and capping oil prices. record amounts of oil has been bought is u.s. has avoided countries partnering with russia and alternative supply chain middle men and russia using money to prop up and stimulate its economy. >> give you a sense, russia gdp growth in excess of 3%, that is staggering when we put them on their heels and in the tank. they are spending 9% gdp on defense. that is twice as much as what the united states is spending. we have a lot of work here. >> two years ago, russia was

staging on the ukrainian border ahead of the invasion, president biden, i asked him why wait for vladamir putin to make the first move to begin deterrence and biden answered with what a stupid question. this was the white house reasoning. >> what is stopping them from invading? >> i think that is our assessment from the national security team and we will continue to implement that strategy. >> waiting for people to die before implementing that? >> i think that is in no way a fair statement or accusation. >> today's challenge is the largest single package yet and it does touch entities in 26 other countries, including china, more expected to be felt outside russia than in the country impacting people traveling abroad. >> harris: we are not missing it, you are asking questions and about anybody at the lectern

under his watch has been dodging, you are right, waiting for people to die. alexei navalny is no longer with the world, fighting putin and toughest sanctions you say are being put on russia at this point. jacqui heinrich, thank you. kayleigh, when you look at this and where this president is and where we are with russia and where trump was with russia in terms of hadn't invaded another nation under his watch, where do you put our road ahead? >> kayleigh: a favorite act of the liberal press to come after trump on the issue of russia. do a deep dive on actions he took, it is important. i will remember when national security adviser robert o'brian said we sanctioned almost every entity in russia, there is almost nothing left to sanction. 60 intel officers, closed down

russia consulates and tried to stop nord stream 2. biden greenlit nord stream 2, geopolitical win for russia, that did not happen in isolation from the invasion of ukraine. putin has been emboldened. i'm glad to see sanctions and support for ukraine, you can't divorce it from the first two years of the biden administration. >> harris: experts say these sanctions won't make any difference, too late in the game, what do you make of it? >> joe: i learned watching dana perino russia holds 18% of ukraine and 50% of what they took in the initial invasion. ukraine says they can't defend themselves without our help, government tells us russia is on the brink of defeat and absolute

collapse because of sanctions and military victories those two statements don't match up. most americans sit here and watch republicans hold back this money and give varying reasons for it, not all are greatly articulated, americans sit there and it is simple, why interest of ukraine more important than our interest. my question upon that elaboration is it helpful to go broke getting russia broke? who wins when you do that? >> harris: interesting, jessica. >> jessica: russia wins if we let them continue on this trajectory and i would implore anyone who cares about the ukrainian cause, which is same as ours, being a free democratic state, to support releasing the aid promised. gop leads, speaker mike johnson, release aid and get members to

vote for it. i think what jen psaki was talking about a couple years ago was that we're not going to be able to stop this with sanctions alone. it will help us, are there stronger aksz we could take? two things important about today, one thing they did not do and one they did do. gdp expansion and jack keane is right about that, they continue to grow, only in one sector in military spending. >> harris: energy. >> jessica: they are down 40% in energy, can't stop india and china and venezuela from buying their oil. what new sanctions do is put hammer down on companies selling them things they need for military efforts. roznat is producing -- can i say something though. we froze 3 to 400 billion in their foreign currency, take

that money and give to the ukrainians, that is something that biden could do and send a signal that gop need to release our money to go to ukrainians. >> harris: senator roger marshall said something similar, he is on homeland security committee, he said take that money. what he said about energy sector, we did not put tough enough sanctions in that sector and we could have hurt them doing it now, we should have done it then. they shhave already been under more strength. you can cut off legs of russia and energy sector and buy -- >> jessica: there are no energy caps. >> harris: says it is not enough. >> jessica: okay. >> emily: glad you brought up sovereign assets, the president warned of dire consequences, there is no such thing as death

by a thousand cuts when the cuts do not land on the russians. they could transfer to the ukraine and have pled with congress to continue using tax dollars to send to them and won't unfreeze assets and continue to hamstring ukrainians with what they can do with the aid. if interested in cutting off russia, then it seems to me he would not have all of those strings atached to the aid, it doesn't let ukraine win that war. great point the general made about trying india, brazil and uae, our commander-in-chief is only afraid of escalation. he can use words about anger but reality is it will not land any type of impact or deterrence on putin and i don't mean to conflate issues, this president

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>> emily: fox news alert happening now, san diego county is mass releasing migrants on to the streets. sources tell fox news, the city

shelter ran out of funding. bill melugin live in san diego with the latest, bill. >> bill: bus number five just pulled up in mass release, this is the new group that just got off. well over 300 people mass released in the last hour and a half. two separate groups, a lot of women. some men in this group. these guys are from africa and south america. what is happening is ngo buses come pick them up and take to the airport and other transit centers. some are calling taxicabs themselves and driving off. we've been talking to people from all around the world, china, dominican republic, africa, colombia, peru, you name it, we have probably heard it, they are going to sanctuary cities like new york, chicago,

some new jersey. take a listen. to what migrants told us earlier. >> emily: i think we lost audio on what they said to you earlier. can you describe what some of the comments they made to you earlier? >> bill: yeah, we talked to ecuador, peru, colombia, senegal, most telling me they are here to work and going to different blue sanctuary cities. i asked one guy are you here to work? he said, no, i'm not. i said what, asylum? he said, asylum. buss are picking people up, bus after bus mas releasing the people to the streets of san diego county. they are going all over the united states. an ngo bus will scoop them up and volunteers tell them the

buses are for free. they will take you to the airport or another transit center. is this san diego county? no, it is private money. is it an ngo paying for it? yes. there needs to be an asterisk because keep in mind, fema is reimbursing ngos with taxpayer money. we know this is happening across the border and across the country and possible that taxpayer money is you moving migrants around to go to new york city. we heard denver, los angeles, we heard minneapolis and atlanta, blue cities around the country and told this is just the start of mass releases. we are expecting 300 more later

this afternoon nonstop. >> emily: thank you. we will bring the conversation back to the couch, jessica, we can describe this as just a mess and the compassion with which the administration said was behind policies seem to be lost in cruelty at people being fanned out around the united states, not knowing where they are going to go as money runs out to take care of them. it seems this situation has climaxed and the question is what now for this administration. >> jessica: i think humanitarian crisis and heartbreaking is more accurate way to describe this. i take the subway to and from work and it is devastating to see venezuelan women selling candy on the subway. holding a child's hand. you don't want to see that asking people if they want

oreos. we saw a tease in axios there could be executive action taken in advance of the state of the union. do it, do it as fast as you can and that will strengthen your argument that republicans should pass the bipartisan deal. james lankford authored this and is not a mushy moderate or rino or anything of the sort. donald trump endorsed him, head of border patrol endorsed this border patrol union. you will not get a better deal ever. >> kayleigh: there are two things happening here, i'm with you, my heart breaks for unaccompanied minors, devastating to see. i wish kamala harris would have gone on intake facilities, i wish the president would have gone, he has not. the border crisis is the president's own making. the fire on our southern border,

heartbreaking images do not happen absent biden. he should take executive action, he has 212 f power and trump was struck down for using this power in 2018, but it allows you to. we are in a different place today than 2018, it is detrimental what is happening on the border, mr. biden, you need it to go away. >> joey: i understand empathy, i grew up in dalton, georgia 80% -- my heart breaks for kids in foster care and people victims of healthcare and pharmaceutical companies and if we can't fix problems why are we piling people in. go to texas and ask them about their foster care system. >> harris: my mom, yeah, look at

it. this has been decades of poor leadership on legal immigration issues in this country. let's not miss what is happening. these people are coming from far, far away. i asked bill to ask that question about whether people are getting the money. it is important to know you are not coming from west africa for free, right? you said beautifully during the commercial, why didn't they stop in brazil? why is here the only place people can come for asylum from that far away? >> joey: kamala was supposed to fix that. >> kayleigh: kayleigh said she didn't go to the intake system. those moms are not near children, those kids are roamming to sell what they need to sell. if you have a heart for this, fix at intake center point where it punches you in the heart.

>> kayleigh: kids are on suicide watch list. >> harris: every state in the republic. >> emily: i think about payment and how much we pay with tax dollars and safety on the streets eroded and how much migrants are paying with just simple ability to live. everyone is losing here. paying double thanks to this administration. >> jessica: it is not just due to this administration, harris is right, this is decades long problem, every president faced this and had a gang of six or eight. >> harris: who has been around for those five decades, the man in the white house right now. >> emily: more to come, including this, less than 24 hours until south carolina primary. look at nikki haley and donald trump's final pitches to voters. stay with us.

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>> kayleigh: officials in georgia are investigating a homicide after a woman's body was found on the university of georgia campus. yesterday the victim identified as 22-year-old laken hope augusta. live in athens, georgia, with the latest. madison. >> we are very close to where police found 22-year-old laken riley's body with visible injuries after she never returned home from a run. this is a very popular jogging area at uga, and riley's death has a lot of students scared. there has not been a homicide on campus in 20 years and still no arrest and no suspect. >> i know people who run these trails or walk these trails and our ecology classes, we do lab and come here all the time for labs. it is like spooky and surreal,

this could happen to someone. >> the coroner says the cause of death is pending and examination of riley's body is happening today and will likely not get results until monday. riley was a nursing student in athens and previously attended university of georgia. uga got a call from one of riley's friends, riley had gone on a run and had not returned yet. 30 minutes later her body was found in a wooded area near a lake. the university is asking students to walk in groups during this terrifying time for the community. classes are cancelled until monday and they have counselors available for students who need it. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: terrifying and

tragic. thank you. former president trump and former governor nikki haley making their final pitches to voters in south carolina ahead of tomorrow's gop primary. latest polling gives the former president a 28-point lead and haley faces biggest test yet in her home state as she fights to stay in the race. if you have lost three states and on the precipice of losing a fourth if polling is correct, you would drop out of the race. that is not the case and politico asked why. haley has a republican voter problem, not a republican donor problem. she brought in 9.8 million in january and most 100,000 and above, large donors. >> harris: it is interesting, her strategy has changed. her tongue is more sharp against donald trump. you are toying with base that is

looking to still listen to you, but is not sure if you are consistent on the issue if you are for trump or against trump. that has been an issue. the other thing, when i interviewed her yesterday on the focus, the other thing that is really confounding, this way forward, and her team had media on a call earlier today to talk about what happens in south carolina. i asked her which state do you think you can win and it has been four. i know she did not go up against trump in caucus, but in a primary and lost to a category called none of the other candidates. >> jessica: brutal. >> harris: this is a problem, is it unsurmountable? i don't think it is. you have to have a course forward, that is where voters are looking for that kind of go

forward. some donors are doing calculation on those 91 indictments against the president and want a backup plan, impetus for this is different. >> kayleigh: there is similar dynamic in every state, working class voters are with trump. where wealthy republicans, independents and some democrats are with haley. working class make up a huge part of the party. trump transformed the party. >> joey: trump support is growing, the government came after me and i don't like it, i don't like it for him either. i have my own reservations about a trump term, i think he unleashed prosperity. not against him, we're in a different place now. nikki haley has not shown herself to be a better option and nobody in this country knows

nikki haley's leadership better than the residents of south carolina, if they don't pick her, does she deserve to be president? citizens united, a lot of voters don't understand and not everybody running for president is trying to be president, they want a war chest after the primary, maybe that is part of her strategy. >> emily: she's proven herself to be good at winning women and super independents and margins are enormous, trump beating her in double digits almost every state. >> emily: per her campaign, they see the true barometer after super tuesday and they see south carolina as less important, that is her home state and 10% of those living in south carolina were not living there when she was governor and those trend toward trump. she has a longer finish line assessment. i spoke with a voter who said,

we like nikki haley, this point, we feel he said, that she talks about unity for the party, then step aside, unity is behind trump. >> kayleigh: if i'm biden and looking at this, i'm pleased with fundraising and mail-in voting and tiktok social media operation, not pleased with the enthusiasm of the trump base, they are going to show up and that would make me nervous. >> jessica: they showed up in 2020 and trump lost. biden coalition looks different from the obama or clinton coalition. everything has been scrambled. >> harris: can you do it without the black vote? >> jessica: no, we don't have to. out liar poll. >> harris: can you do it without arab americans in michigan? >> jessica: sometimes you win them, sometimes you lose them, long way to go.

i hope for multitude of reasons conflict in gaza is over then. i'm not worrying about michigan today, original question about the pitches and final push. we know what nikki haley is going to say, donald trump gave us a preview last night talking about getting rid of roe, and how everyone is happy about that. that is not true. forcing school prayer, something hugely unpopular. talk about migrants streaming down -- hold on. you want to win the election, you don't want to just win primary. january six hostages, no, hostages are in gaza. >> kayleigh: all due respect, talk you bring up has not worked, president trump is prevailing. >> jessica: then why is president biden down 1.9 in the real clear politics average?

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>> kayleigh: "new york times" has been fact checking president biden and liberals are not happy about it. analyst claire mccaskill is making a suggestion. >> quit doing any fact checks on joe biden until they fact check donald trump every morning on the front page. it is ridiculous. it is ridiculous the "new york times" fact checked president biden on something. trump vomits lies everyday, it is ridiculous "new york times" is fact checking biden while they let trump, while they are numb to torrent of lies coming out of trump's mouth. >> kayleigh: let's fact checks facts of mccaskill. fact checks of president trump

and i'm sure we missed a few. trump's first address to congress, travel ban, state of the union, fact checks from "new york times." >> emily: thing you just heard from a former elected official that your tax dollars paid for is concept democrats will never deviate from, only lies that matter come out of trump's mouth and everything out of his mouth is a lie and they will never see the president in office nonow des moines tains over and over again concepts upon which he bases policy and entire marketing campaign including buy-in campaign on falsehood. one that kills me most, he says have billionaires pay fair share and he gets new 18 year olds to come out and campaign for him because rich are taking everything over. it was based on study that had to do with stocks that had not

gained assets. it is a tiny thing. this commander-in-chief makes tornados out otiny mustard seed. with him are army of surrogates that say it okay. don't they need to be taxed and have this? entire sham he's created and based on consistent falsehoods and no one says stop saying that. he said that to the governors. who is telling him to stop? >> kayleigh: no one except nate silver, do the "new york times" editors want a -- he was quoting the person who said that, he said it is bad sign for democracy, how many people think the "new york times" objective to be to help democrats win. good for silver.

>> jessica: that was off carol oates tweet and sparked interesting and important discussion for people on the left to have about this. there is big misconception about me and my fellow liberal brethren. can i say that? my liberal pals that we go home and we pray to the "new york times" or "washington post" and have tattoos that say democracy dies in darkness. "new york times" was responsible for hillary clinton losing the 2016 election. >> harris: wasn't it her actions that caused that? >> jessica: ended up she didn't do it. overwhelming need on the left need for click bait and keep people engaged and people tuning in, people are taking

unnecessary shots at democrats. >> kayleigh: i've got to say joey jones, we only have a few moments here, associated press, i have to laugh at someone who during election year worked in trump administration and feel like press is hard on them. >> joey: when trump comes out and uses hyperbole, get troops out of afghanistan, every american goes, by that statement he meant every individual out of afghanistan. fact checking trump's hyperbole was never a winning strategy and they fact checked everything and it made americans think fact checkers are partisan driven. fact checking biden is different, he says specific lies. i was this place with this person. it is not true. he misremembered.

that is same as making it up. it hits harder and cuts deeper, biden ran on the idea he wouldn't say things that are falsehoods, another way to say lies. >> jessica: a lot of specific trump lies, we could get into specifics of it. >> kayleigh: fact checking joe biden and i could take you to midnight. biden's bragging no one can stop his student loan bailout, not even the supreme court. who knew they could be connected? for me, cosentyx works on both. cosentyx helps real people find clear skin. and in psoriatic arthritis, can mean less joint pain, and help stop further joint damage. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and increased risk of infections some fatal have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. ♪see me♪

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>> an update on the manhunt for the suspect in the death of a georgia university nursing student. paul mauro on what we know now and concerned parent of a student from the campus will react. plus, go to gop voter panel less than 24 hours from the polls opening in south carolina. bill melugin live from san diego as migrants are released in mass. a press conference is expected shortly, join john and i top of the hour. >> harris: it appears president biden is all in on student loan

bailout. check out the white house latest social media post. ♪ ♪ this is how we do it. bump, bump, bump, bump it up. ♪ ♪ holdup. >> harris: i would pay good money to see him dance to that. biden is so happy to bail out borrowers. >> president biden: i announced a plan to provide working families with debt relief for college student debt. people's debts were about to be cancelled but supreme court blocked it. blocked it. that didn't stop me. >> harris: the supreme court blocked it, that didn't stop me. >> kayleigh: all over social media, he just played it.

bullish as you are using this for student lons, use it on immigration. >> harris: so true. anybody have a problem with bucking the u.s. supreme court? >> joey: legal side i'm not as tuned into, from the pragmatic side, school cost me a leg and a leg. this has more to do with financial institutions and universities, that is where tax payer dollars will go. paying money to universities that have millions in endowments and financial institutions we have bailed out. loans are atrocious interest rates and they are preying on young people. my son will go to community college or earn a scholarship. he is pretty smart. >> emily: it is a joke our president is modeling bucking

the law when trump makes a joke about being a dictator and up in arms. he can buck it for real with our tax dollars and we are supposed to be okay with that? he thinks extinguishing debt it will not get absorbed in the supply chain. biden is worried about cancelling debt and ignored families who need to pay for college. buying votes is okay if are a democrats. >> harris: i'm afraid of people who did not go to college and are bailing them out. earnings of people are well into six figures. >> jessica: i've always been skeptical about this on the merits of it and a lot of democrats do feel this way. when you look at some categories of people being helped, some

deserve it. new rules for people with disabilities, people who do not have easy time getting a six-figure job, victims of fraud. and folks who owe less than $12,000 but have been paying for 10 years. >> harris: will it help him get votes? >> jessica: sure. does a politician do anything that will not help them get votes? >> joey: that is fair. >> jessica: if a republican does it, he did it for love of the game, no, everyone wants to win. >> harris: republicans get far more negative media. trump is 89% of what is out there. >> jessica: trump creates his own negative media. >> harris: so does biden. >> emily: deserves has no factor in equation that is math and math is not there, money is not there. >> jessica: those aren't people

earning millions for help with their loans and biden has a huge apprenticeship program. >> kayleigh: but plumbers and blue collar workers money goes to them. >> harris: they will keep talking and we'll be right back. >> jessica: absolutely.

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israel is under attack. the war against israel began with the murder of hundreds of precious children. in this orphanage bomb shelter, we're praying for god's help, praying to avino malkino, our father, our king. countless israelis are enduring the devastating anguish of lost loved ones. thousands of rockets have forced over a hundred thousand israelis to become refugees in their own homeland. israeli families are in crisis. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground, reaching jewish people of all ages.

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it's more dire than ever before. this is your moment. this is your opportunity to make a life-saving difference. it's your prayers and gifts that give hope to the people of israel. call, scan, or visit our website now to make your life-saving donation. >> emily: last but not least, more than five decades since america first landed on the moon. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> emily: and now, america is back. thanks to an unmanned robot spacecraft and $118 million craft landed on the moon last night at 6:24 p.m. eastern. marking the first time a u.s. craft made it to the lunar surface since apollo 17 in 1972.

the 11th and final mission of the apollo program. what do you think about it, joey? >> proud to be an american, proud to know we are still trying to lead in a frontier. this meant a lot to the military in ways we don't talk about the first time we did it and i hope it does the same. so, yeah, it's awesome. >> it means a lot as well to the concept of private sector and nasa collaboration and all of us dorks, i love it. >> it gave america so much hope at a time of national mourning and grieving and the excellence of american space program and ingenuity. >> and under artemus, a woman and a person of color will be landing. >> chief petty officer second clas