>> they are taking away our rights and we just want the principles of what makes the country amazing to be back at the forefront we got to go but it was great to see you i am jackie deangelis from you're watching the evening edit on foxbusiness, thank you so much for watching and have a great evening. ♪♪ >> breaking news, vladimir putin laid out his plan to invade ukraine. the move which experts say could result in many deaths the question now, is there any way to stop the attack? good evening, i am guy brunson and for kennedy tonight. for weeks the world has been on edge as russia mask nearly 200,000 troops on the border with ukraine. look at follow the largest war in europe since allies defeated the nazis. of speech today had a series of grievances, many ridiculous against the west and claimed

ukraine isn't even a real countries. many are nonstretchable officially recognized so-called breakaway regions in ukraine so he may have a so-called legal pretext to roll it, watch. >> i consider it necessary to take a long overdue decision to recognize independent sovereignty for pupils republican. i'm asking the federal assembly of the russian federation to support this and ratify friendship and mutual assistance with both republics. these documents will be prepared and signed in the immediate future and demand for those who took over and retained the power to immediately drop combat activity, otherwise responsible for continuing bloodshed rely on the shoulders of ukrainian regime. >> ukrainian regime. elected democratic government of ukraine is what he's talking

about. these regions here, separated from ukraine in 2014 but make no mistake bake, they are part of sovereign ukrainian territory no matter what russia says. these areas are full of russian speakers and pro- russian militia. the thinking is putin will invade to liberate or help those people, protect them but he might not stop there. so far u.s. and allies haven't done much militarily to deter putin but there's minor sanctions announced today by the white house with a threat of much more severe sanctions still to come. secretary of state tony blinken says he hopes that will be enough. >> until the tanks are rolling and planes in the air, who will try everything we possibly can to get president putin to reverse the decision we believe he's made. part of that is the prospect of

massive sanctions. >> almost no one outside of his office apparently wants a war here. it will cause economic catastrophe just as the world is emerging from the covid pandemic but is important to understand this isn't just about ukraine, a country that probably many americans couldn't locate on a map, it's about democracy and free world ending up to tyrus like vladimir putin. is there any way to get out of this mess before innocent people start to die? here with me tonight, michigan republican congressman, army veteran and member of the house foreign affairs committee, peter meyer, good to see you. >> good to see you. guy: why not go full bore with crippling sanctions we been promised in hearing about now for weeks and weeks, putin made his first major move but met only so far with snowball from the west. >> i think the argument some would say for not implementing sanctions right now is having

tools left in reserve but the way he's operating, delays the rhetorical frame and gets it inch by inch and bit by bit, takes and takes and by the time you recognize that reality, it is too late. this recognition was dependent, this is back pretext for the invasion what we are talking about and helping to dissuade. the time is now to employ severe sanctions so the severity of what he's done today is recognized and we can have a fig leaf to say here i am no more we want it strikes me what putin is doing is almost like literally to a t every single thing predicted he would do, laying out the pretext and false flag, he's doing all of it like he doesn't care at all. he's going to the motions of sort of making it look like it

might be justifiable even though everyone recognizes it's a farce, is undeterred and moving ahead and it seems like he might know what the move ahead is. today he's at ukraine isn't even a real country, back is worry some things to come perhaps. >> and i think that's what's so sickening, almost seeing it coming together in real time, seen every brick in the wall being late. i think it's all the more reason why we cannot just act in the way he's expecting because he's already taken and that conclusion. if we keep having this gradual incremental approach, we are doing nothing to get the strength, the train off the tracks. guy: americans have watched the buildup in whatever is going to happen next with a fair amount of skepticism what the u.s. intelligence community tells them might come next and i think it is a fair artifact, iraq and

vietnam, what is the healthy balance between being skeptical in a meaningful way of u.s. intelligence without being duped by russian propaganda? >> there is certainly a fine balance there. there was a need to rebuild the trust that's been lost. novel see deep classification of what the u.s. is seen because it's hard to stage a false flag attack and a megaphone saying look at what they are about to do so i think it's important we have a grain of salt but also recognize the u.s. is not in the driver seat, we are just shining a light on the negative antagonistic actions but putin is already undertaking and we are seeing that. >> thank you.

as president biden's ukraine playbook working? a lot of folks would say not so much including many republican senators, blasting team biden for not taking action sooner. >> unfortunately president biden once again has put us on the back foot seated the initiative to vladimir putin. what are they waiting for? where the not imposing sanctions? >> joe biden becoming president is the best thing that ever happened tragically for vladimir putin. >> as for vice president harris, she's getting roasted for these remarks on the ongoing crisis. >> listen, guys. we are talking about potential for war in europe. but really take a moment to understand the significance of what we are talking about. our position is for us very clear, as a leader which we have been bringing together allies, working together, these are some of the greatest sanctions, if

not the strongest we've ever issued and it will put harm for the russian economy and the government. guy: who's in charge? why does always feel or often feel like the biden administration isn't quite on the same page? let's discuss with tonight's panel, host of adjacent ranch show on kt th and seattle, my po it affiliate as well. deputy spokesperson and fox news contribute to, marie harsh is here and former wisconsin republican congressman and fox news contributor, sean duffy as well. marie, you are spokes open under the obama administration, let's set aside criticisms of harris and attacks from republicans, plenty of time for that. to start, i think it is important for americans to acknowledge the person responsible for what is happening is one man and it's vladimir putin, yes?

>> absolutely. you're absolutely right, he's the one who over decades now has tried to reclaim the glory of the soviet union, we heard in my speech today a fabricated history where he's trying to make the case ukraine should be part of russia. he and observers are surprise how unified the west could become but the last 24 hours are the turn and the west has to be ready to do things like and the nordstrom two-part bite and put on sanctions you heard vice president harris to talk about and shore up nato members, this isn't just about ukraine, there are nato members in the baltic states, should be on the lookout for putin not just looking at republics, but we should be concerned pushing even further into eastern europe, we cannot trust anything he says.

>> sean, i was watching some of what the vice president said, she was saying on one hand sanctions are going to be tough they are a deterrence, a successful deterrence, she said absolutely against putin but we also heard from the president on friday what he said, we believe putin already made the decision to move forward with the military invasion which what suggest the deterrent hasn't worked. that seems a little incoherent today. >> a little incoherent? of course it does. he says the sanctions will work but today putin physically said he's going to annex part of ukraine so the sanctions are not doing the job kamala harris and biden administration because they are. we talk about weaker platform in the u.s. and joe biden, when you go after american energy, you decrease supply, it only helps putin. the fact that i think donald

trump and joe biden could have provided high-tech armor to the ukrainians so they could fight back what they want to pay for themselves, they had the weapons to fight and inflict pain on russia, russia might think twice what they are going to do but joe biden didn't provide a weapon, maybe if the weapons in afghanistan, if we had taken us and given them to the ukrainians, maybe they would have a shot at winning the war in the coming days. guy: i think we can agree the number one culprit is putin, how much criticism of president biden and the administration is fair and wanted at this stage? >> i think any criticism of any leader is fair especially since we don't exactly know where putin is going and we don't know how president biden and the administration is truly going to react. what you said in the interview, if we basically had the game plan going and basically what putin would do and why and how

and what would be the argument to not impose sanctions earlier? sanctions, to put them into place, they don't happen overnight, the impact isn't felt overnight so if we had done this in days or weeks ago perhaps putin would be in a weakened position right now to give that each today and move in the way he has. i'm not entirely sure we want to get too involved, it depends on what the plan is and right now i don't think there is a coherent plan and i think that is why you are hearing different comments i seem to conflict with each other from this administration. guy: will leave it for their now, more later on in the program. the panel will stick around because up next, an american trucker convoy reportedly heading to d.c. just in time for president biden's date of the union address. we see the same reaction we saw in canada later the fight to reclaim will getting started.

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and american cover convoy. rev it up to hit the road, according to organizers of the people convoy on facebook and 1000 trucks expected to start the drive from california to d.c. later this week making their way to the capitol just in time for president biden's first state of the union address next tuesday. police gearing up for their arrival, time upper officers and installing fencing around the capitol. the message isn't quite so cut and dry. the american trucker's predefined claims the convoys causes range from repealing covid mandates to border security to the keystone pipeline big pharma protests, so not super focus. what is this about? panel is back. sean, what is this all about? >> i think it's pushback on liberal policies, i don't think it works when you want to protest like this, i think they'd be better off to one set of issues and covid is a great

movement. the fact that we haven't had debate, there is lack of signs, we still have vaccine mandates and mask mandate and i think there's a level of restoration and a lot of people have lost their voice in pushing back whether on twitter or facebook speak their mind starts away people can be heard and as long as peaceful and sounds like it will be, i think d.c. should allow the protests and rallies to take place. let the truckers be heard. guy: marie, i read a report the truckers were not planning to come in d.c., they were just circle around the city on the beltway, have we found one way to make traffic even worse? [laughter] >> i was going to say i'm not trying to advise truckers tuesday way, it's no fun. i don't know what they are trying to accomplish here.

they want to disrupt commerce, transportation and when it comes to public, there is not a lot in the u.s. people can't do right now. sporting events are happening, restaurants are open, bars are open, sometimes like on an airplane you have to wear a mask, okay but we are a pretty open country, we are not really shut down because of covid so i think any support especially from a conservative start may have had in canada will quickly evaporate if they shut down the city of washington d.c. during a major work week, a week when the state of the union is happening. guy: i saw this headline becaust canada for a second, asp headline, cannot blockades and it but emergency is not over. emergencies can get pretty addictive sometimes for people in power, cap they? >> absolutely and i think that's why you see the pushback the way

we have. the reason why trudeau and other leaders in here in the u.s. democrats are not happy with the prospect of having to deal with our own freedom convoy is momentum is on the side of the people pushing back. it took a long time unfortunately for us to get back but they fear losing the ability to control folks with these policies they want to tell us over and over and everything to do with science. no, it doesn't. with respect, but we still have in this country depending on where you are, you have vaccine mandates as a condition of employment so here in washington date you cannot work for the state at all if you are not vaccinated and i think it's clearly a policy that has failed, we've seen significant increase in public cases since we've installed this and i think it is the wrong approach to take to force somebody into a medical decision that might make sense to most of us but not necessarily to them or they simply don't want to tell you their private medical decision there's plenty pushback.

i do agree generally if you do this you have to be focused around one big issue and people should who show up are the people who show up. guy: sean, i think the creepiest element of the canada controversy to me is doctor think of the donors, the list leaks and reported and seizing or freezing of bank accounts, people donating that creepy stuff. >> that has been happening in the u.s., cutesy banks and institutions using their power political opponents whether it's gun dealers or lenders so again this is going after protesters in canada, it is frightening. i think that's going to be used not just in canada but around the world including u.s. and we have to pushback because you can't use your credit card or checking account or by a gallon of gas, unacceptable anywhere. guy: panel, standby, coming up the cdc accused again of data on

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months ago or help us understand more about it so i keep it hidden in the first place but with me tonight, fox news conservative md medical director, doctor janette nesheiwat, great to see you. with never met. it's nice to meet you for real. what about this? the cdc accused suppressing not just a little but a lot of information may have data on covid and get various excuses or reasons why including their worried how the data might be misinterpreted by the public, is not a good excuse? >> absolutely not. are they worried i'm going to misinterpreted? this is guidance for me to determine from a dry need to tell my 21-year-old patient to get a booster?

i think there afraid of patients saying no, i don't need the booster but that is the truth. some people don't need the booster so why push to get it set up focusing on third world countries who don't even have that first or second shot? information tells us if you're 18 to 20 -- 18 to 49 you're pretty well protected with two shots and we didn't need to push you for the third shot. if you have underlying medical conditions, if you have heart disease diabetes, he would probably benefit from the third shot but it is lack of trust when they don't provide the information upfront, we need the truth and transparency. guy: and i got both of my shots eagerly and happily, i am very pro- vaccine, i also then had a mild case of covid in my doctor said we are not sure it makes sense for you to get the booster get even six months and because of the antibodies and natural

immunity, those are discussions i should be able to have with my doctor and we should all be able to have with our doctors and feels like the cdc does not trust us with this information and because of this, many of us don't trust them, it is a cycle. >> you lose credibility and trust, it's important, i don't push my patients to get a booster if they've had the first two shots, a lot of my patients developed omicron after the shots, i tell them to wait because natural immunity is effective and that is your rooster. we didn't have the data because the cdc was withholding it so we used data from israel and the uk to figure out where to go next because important and they need to release the information and that the doctors figure out what we want to do with it to better care for our patients. guy: i saw a report of increasing aftereffects, we heard about long covid, one

element is ongoing cardiovascular issues or future cardiovascular issues, what can you tell us? the second part is if you are vaccinated and have covid, what help mitigate not just the severity of the case but also aftereffects? >> i think you have super immunity, hybrid immunity, the highest level of protection if you've been vaccinated and you had covid so you you have natural immunity vaccine immunity but this study came out, 153,000 veterans were looked at and followed for an entire year end even the veterans who had mild disease, they were determined to develop any cardiovascular disease, heart disease stroke to kidney disease and again the concern is mild covid it could still affect you but making sure you follow up with your doctor because maybe we want you to put on

africa, your cholesterol under control to prevent heart attacks? are you sedentary? what is your diet like? that's why we need to look at the factors a lot of the patients i have, they have other symptoms like brain fog and fatigue, shortness of breath, rashes and headaches that won't go away but it's important to have all of the information to create protocols and standards of care's. guy: it seems like a daily condition for many of us. thanks for stopping by, we love this. meanwhile the fight to get rid of tasks and schools are raging and standoff in some cases getting a little bizarre. a recent school board meeting, the chairwoman stormed out after a parent confronted her photos of the one massless in various settings it was trading hypocrisy. >> it makes no sense and makes all of you hypocrites.

here is a picture of you on facebook with a crowd of people with no mask on. >> excuse me, no. >> here is another picture. >> no. >> time is up. time is up. >> it's not the truth but that's not the issue. >> we are coming from them, all of them. >> yet. guy: for school board member walks off after demanding police show up. why is nobody defending the kids but not for adults? like her? meanwhile in san francisco, three school board members will recall formal pandemic policies and priorities and other related issues in south liberal mayor london brief siding with the parents. >> we failed our children, parents were upset, the city is upset the decision to recall

school board members was a result. the board neglected their primary responsibility to focus on other things, other things important but not as significant as educating children. guy: the spirit once again. when we see more school boards across the country? jason, sean duffy, marie harf. it does feel like the bitter cleaners on school masking of children are losing and maybe they realize it. >> absolutely. when you look at these folks who are being total hypocrites and they get upset when you call them out, they're the ones i do think like the power. i don't believe everybody in these positions are power-hungry, i think it is generally a combination of fear in some healthy and some unhealthy and ignorant but in this case we are talking about folks who'd rather the control

over the lives of these kids. let's be clear, the reason parents are pushing back is because they live with their own kit care most deeply about the and they are seeing how they have changed, their emotional reaction to being stuck and what we don't want to become a new normal and they are tired of it. they have access to information even though maybe the cdc does not trust them with this information but we know about covid and kids and we know covid doesn't impact kids the same way in impacts adults and we know it doesn't make sense to have almost any kid in a mask right now in a school so maybe we should are pushing back in a big way and hopefully make more recall changes to get back to normal. guy: for almost two years which i think is what's so frustrating, i san francisco story you have the mayor who is liberal on the side of the parents here, she endorsed the recall, san francisco endorsed the recall, might this be a

cautionary tale for wake-up call for the locust elements of your party? >> sure, i think the school board in san francisco clearly lost sight of what voters care about and the results speak for themselves when it came to the recall but in general, i think it is a hard to buy -- time to be on the school board right now. i can't imagine if my dad had gone to school board meetings and had violent threats against him, for example and there are parents who have children immunocompromised thing wait a second, i get this but what is mikan supposed to do? this heated polarized rhetoric is not helpful protecting those students so i think a lot of the school board rhetoric right now is way out of bounds and way off track and i do think they need to be responsive and listen to parents and parents have the responsibility to not be jerks either.

guy: sean, i feel if you have an immunocompromised kid and obviously you will be more concerned and has heightened worry about what might happen to them and you might make different choices than other parents what. what frustrates me is not allowing other parents to make those choices for their kids. we saw the video from virginia, we did not play all of it, the woman was showing photographs on her phone, her you are member of the board not wearing a mask and they called the police to take her away. that degree of arrogance i think is deeply offputting. >> i was in congress for nine years and dave town halls, at least one town hall and every county and marie's party would come track me and they would bring up pictures and donors and when iran for office, i took the he and answer questions because i was my job as an elected member of congress. it wasn't always fun but i signed up for it. you do have the same

responsibility on the school board. give them a chance to voice their opinion. this school board was not allowed and i think tierney is contagious, he saw joe biden go after the parent pushing back on the school board in virginia, he put the d.o.j. and fbi on them so if joe biden can, why can't the school board member thank i don't like what she is saying. yes, i posted a picture on public facebook call the cops -- the sheriff was standing next to her until other board members said no, let her speak. she was going to be removed. it's outrageous. democrats and republicans, we have to get back to where we can debate and disagree and do it civilly but that is what makes the country. guy: let's try to get to logic and actual data would go a long way instead of some of this craziness and power plays and

grabs and pushed back -- let's leave it there for now. standby. coming back, conspiracy theories. a big jeffrey epstein associate found dead in a prison cell. did he kill himself or his something more sinister afoot? this feels somewhat familiar, doesn't it? next. ♪♪

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we go again. jeffrey epstein alleged burned him luke bruno found dead in a paris prison cell. get ready for this to launch into conspiracy theory overdrive because he reportedly hanged himself naturally there were no

security cameras to be found. did he really kill himself? family of epstein's ex-girlfriend apparently doesn't by the official story and now they claim maxwell's life may be in danger. she's behind bars are the her eviction on trafficking charges so is there anything to the conspiracy or is this merely what it seems? jason marie and shawn, jason -- umi show, ungrateful, i don't do conspiracy radio. however, this story is beyond. >> i don't do that either. however, let's live in a world in which whatever this type of thing happens, wouldn't that be perfect cover for somebody to go do something? if they were going to try to murder someone, wouldn't you do it out of time for afterwards everyone would take obviously this is too crazy to have been a

conspiracy? they could have actually happened. it's just a coincidence, relax. that is the cover to do these things and i want to know where hillary and bill clinton were. guy: it sounds like you are plotting, this is how i could get away with it. >> well, if i was going to do it, now would be the type. guy: 's lack of security camera against? can at least do a new plot twist to keep it more interesting? ,. >> but it worked the first time so why not now with this guy? when i do it again? my heart wants to go to the conspiracy theory but if you are either epstein or brunel? i'm going to sit in front of the camera and give those who

participated in this ring, bucket up in that mind family know if there and if they kill me, if there's a hanging, get the tape and expose everybody. i imagine if there was information to cause somebody to have the plot to kill them. guy: baby nicholas cage somehow stole the tape. marie, tinfoil hat or a razor here? >> i mean the answer is i don't know. either way it's a horrible web of gravities tragedies. the worst part is every time epstein or his associates die we lose more ability to get information about all they did and get restitution or justice or whatever you call it for the victims so i agree it is bizarre but i want the victims to have

some level of justice, i don't know the right word and every time one of them dies got us harder to do. guy: and others potentially involved. quickly, i want to get to this story, not much time but britney spears is apparently writing a tell-all book, the report is she will make 15 million, one of the biggest book deals ever. i am not a celebrity tell-all book type of person but i feel like i might have to read this one. quickly, jason, i think you and i are obligated as gaze to read the book so jason your answer is yes but marie and shawn, is this a book you pick up and read? >> probably? i don't want to admit it but probably. i could use a break from russia ukraine epstein news. guy: juicy stuff in there, are you a yes, sean?

>> i am not gay and i think i'm way to get it. this is fascinating and i think it will sell off the shelves. again, smart 15 million for her in the crazy bestseller i'm sure. guy: that was brave of you to come out as straight there, your nine children -- anil, good stuff. coming up, why is vladimir putin apparently determined to invade ukraine? does he want to expand russia, divide nato on a is he just an evil maniac? discuss all of that next. ♪♪

back now with more of tonight's big breaking story, vladimir putin ordered so-called peacekeeping troops into ukraine. military experts claim is the first sign putin is planning larger scale operations i could get buddy. russian military has troops, tanks, rockets, this is, helicopters and ships, you name it at the ready to attack if and when they get the order. so far the white house hasn't announced military plans to stop russia but they have promised severe economic sanctions. the administration is helping diplomacy might solve the crisis.

>> every indication we see right now in terms of disposition of russian forces as they are getting prepared for a major attack on ukraine. who will not close the door on diplomacy, who will go the extra mile but we are also prepared with allies and partners to respond decisively if russia tax. guy: putin has repeatedly through the years shown he doesn't care much about diplomacy or sanctions. what exactly is his endgame? here to discuss them a former state department senior advisor for both presidents trump and george w. bush. christian, good to see you. let's answer that in the teleprompter i read, what is the endgame? >> i think you are saying it, i think putin, i don't think he's going to invade the rest of ukraine, i think he's got what he wants already, what he really wants is ukraine not to be part of ukraine, germany won't allow

that, they won't have world war iii, he doesn't want major u.s. forces sanctioned in the countries that joined nato after 1989 that is not currently the situation, it's unlikely to do so and he wants to put himself on the world stage and want ukraine's deceased disincentive to estranging themselves or from russia and ukraine is a divided country so i think he's achieved about everything he wanted to so far. guy: so you would be surprised if he topples them? people are arguing, he might try to overthrow the government of ukraine, do you think that us less than likely? >> i think it is extremely unlikely, their intelligence bureaucracy cost us 80 billing a year once again is wrong as they were on iraq, weapons of mass destruction as they happen all along and how the taliban would conduct themselves after they took over in afghanistan, it is

failure factoring and you are seeing an echo chamber for washington is responding to its own talking points. if you look at germans and ukrainians, they are less convinced this will happen then we are. putin doesn't want to incur the expense and downside of occupying a country that would be a huge drain on his economy, his reserves. so far he's conducted a crisis himself deployments are costly although will make it back in higher energy crisis. guy: do the sanctions hurt him? the bigger sanctions we haven't seen what happened promised? >> they won't because the big ones joe biden has thrown around, on way to conduct yourself and throw the thread before you consult your allies, one is kick them out of the belgian base financial mechanism cross-border transaction, europe will never allow that, germans

and others have said they want, they have to put 500 euros notes and suitcases on airplanes to do that. the other thing is to kick them out of transactions and can do that to any country or bank but that stupid breasts to do because we would create incentive for russia and china and a bunch of countries to create a financial mechanism free of the dollar, undermining our own interest wouldn't put it past the democrats to do it but they have edged away from that. putin is in good economic shape with oil, now $95 a barrel, fairly low debt, the gdp, the sanctions won't hurt him one so your best bet right now is that putin will go into this region stop there and call it a day? that roughly your prediction? >> he's arty in the region and has been since 2014, they make what the russian patches on their uniforms but that's the extent. guy: well, we appreciate it and

who knows, there have been predictions made along the way proven to be correct about what he would do next but the big stuff is yet to come, hopefully not. we will see. we'll be right back after this. ♪♪

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