burden on americans. jackie: very frustrating situation for so many people, we are out of time but good to see you and we will have you back on again soon. all right, i am jackie deangelis, you're watching the evening at it on foxbusiness, but does upper us, thank you for watching have a wonderful evening. ♪♪ >> breaking tonight, russian military continues to strike targets across ukraine as the world unite against vladimir putin president biden says freedom will prevail but how? at what cost? i am lawrence jones intrepidity tonight. the russians last night officially began their invasion of ukraine. whose missiles hit dozens of locations including military bases, airports and savvy apartment buildings. other civilian targets. we are told 137 ukrainians have

been killed and that number is expected to rise significantly. today president biden had strong words for putin. >> the international stage, any nation, aggression against ukraine will be stained by association. the history is written, putin's choice to make it totally unjustifiable war on ukraine will have fresh left russia weaker and the rest of the world stronger. lawrence: the president said nato allies are in lockstep against russia's disgraceful invasion. watch. >> united states will defend every inch of native territory with full force american power. the good news is nato was more united determined than ever, no doubt united states and every nato ally will meet article five commitments which says an attack

on one is an attack on all, it's never about genuine security concern on their part. it's always about naked aggression, putin's desire for empire by any means necessary, by pulling russians neighbors for corruption. changing borders by force and choosing a war without cost. lawrence: live look at the ukrainian capitol of achaea, it's a little after 2:00 a.m. the president signaling, signing order for mobilization of the population. that means anybody with fighting aids must be ready to do that. an industry must be ready to help. in other words, it could get nasty very fast. arva ukrainians up for it? we've got every angle covid. texas republican congressman from a commanding member u.s. air force, congressman, thank

you for your service to the country. let's get into this, what does this mean for america? you have former secretary of state and energy czar say i hope the president putin will help us stay on track, with respect what we need to do for the climate and many americans are saying we could have had all right here in the united states. >> you are exactly right and if the administration was truly worried about the climate, we be pumping oil here because we do it cleaner and more efficiently more affordable than russia. i think when i sat across from zelensky three and a half, four weeks ago, i asked about the importance of nord stream two about the importance of energy security and he said to me he believes russia would not have the leverage to invade had it not been for the nord stream two project going on and completed

so now is the time for president biden to stand up and lead, there are sanctions levied but we need to make it clear american energy can help our partners and allies and that's why i introduced moscow, time for president biden to put domestic production in texas over that of moscow. lawrence: why didn't the president make an announcement on that front today enough the price of oil? >> you have to wonder what should have happened and i've heard this throughout the day and i agree promote the president should be rally american production and asking producers here in the united states to ramp it up so we can't deliver, an alternative to our allies and partners and give them another choice besides that of russian oil and gas. we know with 40 +% of european needs from russia, it's enriching putin an astronomical

rate with oil over $100 so that's what should be happening and the climate remarks, it shows you where the priorities are and they are misguided. lawrence: you were just there, what was the mood? everyone saw this coming so what were the people saying as you were talking with the prime minister as well as going through the street? >> there is a sense of calm, i think that's exactly what president zelenskyy intended to do to make sure they didn't have a financial selloff but he said something interesting, zelenskyy told our congressional delegation which was last u.s. delegation, this tragic event happened, he says our borders matter, border security matters, we are going to fight for our freedom just 31 years ago, they got their freedom as a former soviet union state and now tasted it and want to be free,

part of western democratic values. i think i saw that on the streets, there's a lot of price for the ukrainian flag, you get a sense even though there was a sense of calm, they spend invaded before, threat of another invasion was not new but we need strong leadership right now to come to the aid of the ukrainian people, they are not asking for american troops on ukrainian oil we need to be with them financially in any other legal aid they can use to fight back against the bully. lawrence: i only have a few seconds left, what does the united states need to do right now for the ukrainian people? you said they are not calling for our boots to be on the ground so what do they want from us and what we need to do right now? >> in any way possible we consider legal aid or financial assistance to help with terrible humanitarian crisis will happen make sure nato allies are reinforced, they know our resolve is strong.

the world is rooting joe biden on, we need him to be strong and he needs to bring america together and we are waiting to see that strength and it needs to happen now. lawrence: my left shoulder right here, the country right now, not anti- president, we also want what is best for ukraine as well. thank you so much for joining us, we will have more on what a worker due to gas prices. you don't want to miss this but let's get back to the situation on the ground in ukraine. earlier this afternoon russia announced ground forces have moved into ukraine and they came in from three sides. the north, east and south. this is after the targets all over ukraine, last night airstrikes, artillery and missiles and the same thing is expected tonight when they go even bigger but ukraine the say they are ready to fight back. >> it had to happen because putin crazy.

me as a patriot of ukraine, i'm going to sign up for duty. >> fight with whatever we have, we don't have another choice, this is our land. lawrence: if you need any more proof how little putin cares about human life, even the life of us own soldiers, consider this -- they have seen mobile crematorium back in evaporate dead soldiers so they can hide the number of their own casualties. what's going to happen? is this going to be over soon or will it turn into a door-to-door street fight that last for years? joining me now, u.s. army veteran radio host, brian. thank you for your service, we got news before we went on air, sabotage groups entered into the capitol, the president said is enemy number one and his family as an enemy number two. what does that mean?

>> they've probably been there for weeks, these are the russians from the army as well as ssb and military gr you. they have addresses, sim cards and phone numbers, they know where everybody is and when i was talking to kennedy last week, this is the decapitation part, zelenskyy needs to be very careful whose near him and where he moves about the rest of its government ahead of the armed forces and etc., this is classic kgb 1968, 1956 -- 1980 kabul, it's classic. you go in decapitate the leadership and theoretically puts the military and disarray and is being briefed right now in moscow being told, they are being truthful with him, ukrainians have done pretty well for day one. they are acting like an army in combat for eight years and so far, the russians who still

conscript are acting like the 18 and 19-year-old who've never heard shots before and in the case of an entire platoon that surrendered without firing a shot today, they had no idea according to the interrogation that they were fighting ukrainians so they have no clue, they were told anti- operations and like you said, day two where they are going to to decapitate national police leadership army zelenskyy to can his entire government in the whole thing and this might be the night the grid is attacking, i'm surprised all day long with productivity, seen people in real time shooting video of russian helicopters being shot down north of kyiv, i was surprised i was getting out.

that might be over tonight. lawrence: is because ukrainians are fighting back and holding down the fort longer than we anticipated? or is this just part of the plan of russia? >> i think the russians probably are being affected by this and thought we are the mighty red army, we battled literally over this great square in 1943 and 41, we have a street map and know what to do and they are discounting the fact that the ukrainians have been fighting for eight years with modern weapons, with the same tanks russians are driving and they know every inch of the territory the russians, 18 and 19-year-old kids, eight or nine time zones away a month ago or they were in moscow a month ago, they've never stepped foot there before and in many cases they are fighting ethnic russians that like being ukrainian citizen,

they don't want to be in putin's russia and they will fight for ukraine where they have an eu passport, they don't want to be -- putin's army or putin's russia and i've got to think the senior leadership did not pass that on to putin, never served in the military, is a counterspy, a scumbag, that's what he did. he's never won the meet uniform or never been in a take or armored personnel, certainly never been shot at. i think his guys might have to be honest with him and say it's not a cakewalk as you might think it might be. lawrence: he hires other people to kill people, do his dirty work. he'll never do it himself, that's what a weak man does. thank you for your service to the country and your analysis, this was very meaningful and i'm sure the audience appreciates it. coming up, sanctions on russia

but biden is stopping short of the so-called nuclear option taking them off the banking system but what is swift? is the president making the right move? that's next. ♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ the white house turning the screws on putin targeting inner circle with particularly quivering site financial sanctions so far. we aren't even going after them directly but we are going after expert on tech and more but reporters want to know if it goes far enough. swift international banking system. watch. >> respectfully, sir, what more are you waiting for? >> specifically with sanctions we've imposed exceed swift. it exceed anything ever been done. sanctions we impose have generated two thirds of the world joining us. they are profound sanctions but have a conversation in a month

or so to see if it's working. >> without access to swift, russia would be cut off from international business if that means they wouldn't be able to build their portfolio with one of the only sources of income but at this time, is that still a deterrent? here with me now, economics professor in manhattan and fox news contributor, brian, the man who knows everything about money. [laughter] reporters kept asking that question and typically they don't push back on biden so what is a ny isn't the president moving on this? >> what he's doing is not more severe than swift because if he did, this is how you move money across borders, that's it. if you want to buy thing from russia like oil and gas, you use the swift system which is why they haven't gone after it. europe is not interested in

going after swift because if they do, putin says get oil and gas and we know you up depends on the oil and gas so the president pulled up short, that's the name of the game and why they started red today and ended green because he didn't go that far. everybody knows it, putin knows it. lawrence: it's interesting to me because you would think targeting swift would be the right thing to do, the way we could finally go after putin without boots on the ground so why wouldn't marcus react another way? if they are putting money before human life. >> he puts money first but what markets are concerned about our the flow of oil and gas flowing from russia, that is the big where you start to see 110, $120 a barrel. the fact that the president hasn't gone after that is a relief when it comes to economics, we are not talking ethics, we are not talking

bigger issues of war but a financial perspective the marcus took a deep breath, the problem is, it's shortsighted because it keeps europe dependent on putin and give him a freehand and overtime it will continue to destabilize a world including manager market so we give up short-term pain for a little short-term convenience but long-term means we are in the same situation over and over. lawrence: it's like you know me because you talk about europe and financial interests first europe also asking the united states help as well so why should we continue to help europe if they are not willing to do what they can do on their own? >> there's only so much we can do. europe, germany, italy and other countries have made terrible decisions, foolish shortsighted sound good, terrible decisions unless they change that and we

can help with that, it mutual beneficially, oil and gas, if we pump and produce it, it's great. if they don't make that decision, there's nothing we can do and dictators like putin from here on out. that's a decision they can only make, they are not showing to have the will, sadly our president is not showing leadership on that. right now we should be talking production and pipeline. that's the language. lawrence: the progressive agenda green new deal politics preventing us from taking the extra step? >> it is and it's decades in the making. vladimir putin supports that, he helped with that it's more like years in the making here in the west, he should look at you and say that's the future, you want to know the green new feature, part of it is huge geopolitical instability when green energy can't meet our needs.

clear philosophy off -- if you want to power the world, produce the energy and places that do the best job, that's the u.s. where biden could lead. he'd have to educate the left and say your idealistic but wrong hear from others a better path forward. you could take a middle road but he's to beholding to the left. he that he's going to use all tools at his disposal, he's not. will number one, pipelines produce and cleaner than anybody else. lawrence: he knows the right thing to do but married to his ideology. >> i think he knows the right thing but doesn't have the political courage or wealth to stand up to the people who got him into office and it's sad for america and they work for him politically, it does not work for us politically or economically or security purposes. lawrence: tell me sad but dangerous for the world and america that the politics of it all is preventing us from doing the right thing. brian, you broke down where a toddler could understand. [laughter]

>> i am at a toddler level so that's where i like to keep it. [laughter] lawrence: the crisis in ukraine likely of the top of biden's list in the state of the union. wait until you hear what his chief of staff ron klain things the speech will do for the president. that's next.

president biden delivering his first state of the union address in the russian invasion of ukraine likely to be a major topic but it's not the only crisis on the president's plate. he's also dealing with the biden nation, record inflation, crime spike and disaster of the border just to name a few. despite all that, the president's chief of staff ron klain reportedly telling how democrats he's helping the state of the union address will actually boost biden's poll numbers. as possible given all that going on? to the care more about the polls

and the issues facing the country cracks but meet tonight panel, majority ceo and former george w. bush presidential writer, that ryan is here, richard fowler show host, richard fowler and economic education writer, olivia rondeau, thank you all for joining me today. richard, it's your party so i'll go with you first. the poll numbers before the actual issues, richard? >> a couple of things, historically and he worked for george w. bush, anytime the president given our long speech laying out what his plan is for america and state of the union, you usually do see a bump in approval rating. that notwithstanding, i think what you will hear from joe biden is a somber president and a president in the middle of a military conflict while also dealing with issues you laid on

the top of this, he was the president talking about the solutions and what i've done passing one of the most in history and what i've done to make sure we are moving our way fully but surely out of the pandemic. those three things put together well hopefully be the opening argument for what democrat was say in the midterm election even though we can all agree the headwinds are against them. lawrence: the state of the union is ... what? >> exactly, i think it's interesting richard's right, usually get a bump out of the state of the union but let's look at the poll numbers. the factors, double digits just to get to 50% even in summer overall approval ratings but 38% on foreign-policy before the russian invasion of ukraine, 38% on the economy, 33% on

immigration, the recent poll this week, 27% overall approval rating with independence so not sure he can say much of anything no matter how long the speech the state of the union will do anything to boost his post because a lot of people have seen this first year biden administration has said this is abysmal whether inflation or with energy policy, it's a complete and utter disaster and with infrastructure, if that is the biggest victory, but a week victory because it's not an infrastructure bill. >> it's only about 10% dealing with roads and bridges. it wasn't an infrastructure bill, that is the greatest victory, a short list of success. lawrence: they normally take a moment to take a victory lap, what is the presidents when? >> i literally have no protection for what this will be. we verdict on over this, he has not embraced inflation the last

time he spoke to the public, never talks about and doesn't want to take accountability so what could he say it's going to change the american people's minds and get the approval rating up? i don't think it will happen for him. >> democrats have to be concerned about the polling, right? >> i think any party, history tells us any party after the president's first midterm will lose a seat so it is a conclusion the democrats will. i think the larger conversation is, what will be the message the democratic party has for the american people ask why disagree with ned or my other colleague, even today in his remarks about russia, he talked about the fact that he understands sanctions against russia does mean increase in pricing at the gas pump and he's going to do everything in his power whether releasing oil in the reserves or holiday on the gas tax to get the price of oil down but i

think the president does . lawrence: all he has to do is start pumping here in the country we know it works, energy independent and he chose not to and he is still married to the ideology but speaking up immigration, more bad news, department of homeland security official telling fox news at least 220,000 illegal immigrants evaded border patrol since october. we are also told the number is more likely to be higher than that. during the winter, the numbers are typically -- is there any chance the administration will see this report and maybe change it to number border? >> absolutely not, i'd argue intentional, disorder and i would argue human crisis on the border is intentional for political purposes.

they have no intention of fixing it but i have to tell you, it's not on the implications for us domestically, the rest of the world is watching. when putin and xi jinping are watching the biden administration, complete lack of desire to protect the national sovereignty of the country, they have to be laughing and thinking. this in ukraine or taiwan? the weakness in the administration, the biden administration is not only damaging us on the domestic front but also our strength on the international stage as well so it's devastating both domestically and international stage but i don't think it will change anytime soon. they feel they have to many political benefits out of it. >> i wholeheartedly agree with that, biden seriously making us look like clowns right now and it goes back to him having a problem with accountability and doesn't want to be held accountable, the biden administration ignored the human crisis at the border in human trafficking crisis, there's a crisis of families being torn apart which again hasn't been

talked about in the media. when trump was in office, families torn apart, human traffickers and prices at the border and not disappeared. biden doesn't acknowledge it. lawrence, you saw the crazy stuff at the border and you noticed kamala who supposed to be is up water before she actually was was ignoring this as well so i don't think this will change anytime soon and to politically advantageous to drop her for them to come to a resolution on. lawrence: the president of the united states has to look at this from a national security perspective especially with afghanistan, what we are facing right now on the international stage, i was there when foreign nationals on the watchlist were captured and that's not to say every illegal immigrant coming across the border is a terrace but is saying some of them do come across the border and poses

a threat to national security so what is the president going to do about that? >> i look at the poor and lay the blame on the present is a simple way to look at a, get a problem. immigration laws on the border governing home and security as a business, lost tied up in the congress, we know and can agree there's no bipartisan way to see immigration reform, i don't mean people have made out to be by actually modernizing our border system. we have a shortage of immigration so we have a problem on the border yes but to say it's 100000% joe biden is saying like when trump was on the border coming across illegally -- it's on the job of the congress to pass more updated laws to fix it. lawrence: sabic the reason people are laying out the seed of joe biden because they want he stopped the construction of the boardwalk, the technology, border fencing, he decided not to empower the agents in the people coming across the border

biden church on. >> basically flashing a bright neon light saying it's an open for, come on in but i'll tell you, people are starting to pay attention and why he has 33% approval rating on immigration that will be one of the top three issues in the midterms and i guarantee for 2024 presidential immigration is a huge issue to the american people what they wake up and realize implications on a lot of different fronts for them. lawrence: olivia, last word on this. >> the state of the union will not help. the state of the union i guarantee not bring up immigration or the crisis of the border and will not help his approval rating overall and certainly will not help 33% approval rating on immigration. we'll see what happens and how it plays out but i would not be hopeful for the biden administration right now. lawrence: there's a common theme, issues that matter to the american people and the president is simply ignoring them. you can disagree all day and

have your own agenda all day of is not aligned with american people especially when you are a president who promised would govern as a unifier, i wonder how he will fail this vision yet again, he's not even making an inch to do that. panel, thank you for joining me. coming up, progressive blessing of us, george gascon. aligned with his own department about a case involving a child molester. is there any way to fix this mess? that's next. ♪♪

there's something fishy going on in california and this time it's not about nancy pelosi. i like district attorney george gascon said over the weekend he was not aware of fox news of a

child -- the news of a trans child molester bragging about their lenient sentence but according to one of gascon's own deputies, it's a lie. >> the d.a. lack of transparency, he's lying in not telling the truth. what happens is we will have a complete lack of respect for the office. lawrence: he claims to have seen e-mails where the office discussed the recording before their publication and yesterday 97.9% of los angeles deputy d.a. voted to recall their own, what shady business is happening in california policies? is there any hope to clean up? here with me to discuss california republican congressman on the house judiciary foreign affairs committee, darrell isa. thank you for joining the program. california, especially the va office is not a strong

republican stronghold, these are democrats in the d.a. office not pleased with their boss. >> you are exactly right. whether you are republican or democrat, you are a prosecutor because you believe people who have been violated are the people you represent. gascon unfortunately treats the perpetrators like they were the victims and that doesn't sit well with any prosecutor. when you see a 10-year-old molested by somebody two weeks shy of 18 and then six, seven years later when you've got a chance to punish them you treat them as a misdemeanor child, of course 97.9 -- i'm surprised it wasn't one 100%, are going to say this is wrong, this is a criminal -- 18-year-old took advantage of a 10-year-old and gets a slap on the wrist and

then the d.a. lies what he knew. lawrence: the interesting thing, a ton of reporting and l.a. county talked with a lot of deputy d.a.'s and victims, the guy used to be a police chief and doesn't me with the victims, there was a recall effort for him before and it didn't go through, do you think there will be a type turning in california where the voters will get rid of him? >> i think when you hear the mayor of san francisco act like reincarnation of governor pete wilson talking about people being uncomfortable will have to clean up our streets, you know even the most liberal city with the most liberal mayor, they are beginning to feel the heat and that's what will take, feeling the heat not from republicans or people who didn't like these people to begin with, it will be their own base, people losing their streets, their homes and

livelihood who finally had enough. we are seeing it but it's still in early stages, this is an example, he failed in san francisco and came down and is failing the people of los angeles at a time when they really need him. lawrence: unbelievable. he believes the criminal justice system flawed at inception, he believes no one should be incarcerated. he only wants a maximum 20 euros for any crime, you kill somebody brutally murdered them, they should be back on the streets, truly incredible what's happening in los angeles. i hate to make discernment, we learned a briefing about what's happening in ukraine, our heart breaks for the people of ukraine, what can you tell us tonight? >> there is pretty much a plea, they were talking about maybe the ukrainians will do and insurgency, they made it clear

we will do everything for them except send in troops, everything except give massive amounts of new weapons to help them counterbalance the russians. what they were really saying, it's over except the insurgency. what i found interesting as many members of congress asking secretary of state, secretary of defense and the national security team, what about sanctioning the oil? why are we still buying russian oil here in the united states? the answer we got was this administration can want the american people to be hurt by rising oil prices. if i will work bill mark, i could not have come up with a good joke by mike that. oil prices going through the roof, somehow the russian oil, the reason they continue to let putin get american dollars for the russian oil is selling us was they wanted to protect us. if they allowed us to get back to exporting oil because we make a surplus, exporting natural gas

a surplus, could be fighting putin where it would really hurt him not only not buying his oil but making his oil less profitable for him on the international market, a shock to me. lawrence: i don't mean to interrupt you but the pushback in the briefing and let them know that, i'm not asking you disclose anything classified but i would like to hear an answer from the administration, specifically and if they did respond, what did they say? >> we did pushback, half republicans and half democrat. the democrats were thinking the administration for the diplomacy that returns to the white house but yes, we were pushing back on the absurdity we continue to buy russian oil and claim we have tough sanctions when 40% of the economy selling oil and we are find it so it's clear we sold out the ukrainian people now selling out the american people

if we keep buying russian oil. lawrence: unbelievable, no answer and these are the people running the security of the united states. truly sad, thank you for joining the program and providing an update on the breaking news. coming up, russia with a barrage of cyber attacks on ukraine. how could we respond to this? kennedy is here to explain, fact next on kennedy. ♪♪

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switch to xfinity mobile and get connected to the most reliable 5g network. talk with our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. cyrus new frontier of conflict with russia and ukraine and 30 begun but are we prepared for cyber invasion of the u.s. ex-president biden sure seems to think so. >> if russia pursues cyber attacks against our companies, critical infrastructure, we are prepared to respond. for months we've been working closely with the private sector to harden cyber defenses, sharpening our ability to respond to russian cyber attacks as well. lawrence: so why haven't we launched any cyber attacks on russia yet? of russia targets the u.s., what's the best way to respond? joining me to discuss, former

hacker and founder and ceo, dave kennedy, thank you for joining the program. what is the first area russia coast to attack the united states? >> thank you for having me on it happy to represent the kennedy as well, carrie is off today but when you look at cyber attack and cyber attack in general, what russia is looking at is how you curb continued escalations in the u.s. and allies going after things that cause pain, financial, infrastructure and major concerns are critical infrastructure, systems that date back to the 50s and 60s, major critical exposure for us, water treatment facilities, electric get having to power, city municipalities, all our key things russia would look to target and cause issues with historically trying to penetrate for years and combating that trying to put them out and shore up our

infrastructure but playing with russia, they are capable with what they feel. >> are we prepared for those attacks? >> we are more prepared than we ever have spent but definitely not prepared to withstand a barrage of attacks from the cyber perspective of russia. something like 74% of critical infrastructure owned by private sector, not even the government so it is a major overhaul how we look at security in these systems and it will take 20 to 50 years to recall all of the police. critical production is spending time corporations, trying to bring awareness filled out exercises and prepare for the worse. we are not prepared to handle a direct conflict from russia but i want to elaborate that we have the ability on the offense of against russia and cause drastic arm back and forth was continued escalations that is a concern right now. lawrence: what is the delay?

>> cyber is this uncharted territory, nothing that constitutes a cyber work crossing the line. they shut down, the power grid in 2015 and 16. 2017 had meant something ransomware, fedex with 100 million damages. there's a lot of back and forth on what constitution escalation. there's probably things happening but we don't seek going after military communications, eavesdropping and understanding from intelligence perspective for what's occurring but starting to bring pressure up to russia something we should be doing to create, you hear imposed cost quite often, we need to continue to impose cost and make it painful for them so they start to second-guess what they are doing and ukraine and are brought after this happened so we don't seem to be doing anything especially not publicly, i hope we start offense against russia it's

still too early to tell. lawrence: i don't understand what's taking so long. we see what they are doing, the body attacked us once, multiple times. you would think there would be a response, thank you for coming on the program. >> thanks, appreciate it. lawrence: will be right back. ♪♪

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tonight. you can follow kennedy on facebook and instagram. and. e-mail her. >> check out my show, lawrence jones cross country, saturday live at 10 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. kennedy is on vacation, she'll be back here on monday. good night from new york, america. see y'all. >> entertainment, not most tangible of american staples but try to imagine our nation without it. no neither can i, it is too essential to our economy. but our nature as humans, all of the entertainment we sell-off and take for sell-off and take for granted does it takes discipline. engineering. more often than not. serious patience. >> they must have had some party in here. >> to keep americans like you,