back against russian aggression. while that doesn't for us folks and "foxbusiness tonight". much more news ahead "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. jackie: tonight russia closing in on capitol u.s. officials concerned kyiv could fall to the kremlin within just days. we have got a live report. plus americans are gearing up for more rising crisis inputs including everything from close comment to food, less energy is in crisis as well but how will the bite administration help cash-strapped americans. and the u.s. bracing for potential cyber attacks by russia as a conflict in russia escalates but we are breaking all this down for you tonight.

got a lot of other big stories in today i am jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ [inaudible] [background noises] jackie: good evening everyone. putin's reign of terror continues in ukraine, russian forces closing in on the capitol city hans von spakovsky ukraine president zelensky sank the battle continues and his people will protect their country. the latest response to this invasion from the white house, edward lawrence has more. >> will jackie, the united kingdom and the united union and now the united states is sanctioning directly vladimir putin as well as foreign

minister. today biden held a phone call a secure president. that coalescing 40 minutes ukrainian president ask for more defensive military equipment and stricter sanctions president biden yesterday talked to him and a month to see how sanctions are going. while today the white house press secretary defending those sanctions. >> the steps are taken yesterday and announced yesterday of sanctioning the ten largest institutions and a russia accounting for a huge percentage of their banking capacity. given the anticipation of that has had an enormous impact on russia and whether does the currency, the ruble that is found the markets that are sky writing and ablation for. >> the president held a call with a 30 member nato countries. out of that the secretary-general said this is the first time in history nato will mobilize its response force. it includes troops designated to nato paired cracks nato allies

have already introduced significant sanctions. and many partners around the globe have joined us. we must stand ready to do more. even if it means we have to pay a price. >> port nato allies will send more defensive equipment to ukraine and that includes an air defense system of missiles as the fight continues, jackie. jackie: edward lawrence thank you so much for that part meanwhile vladimir putin not flinching amid the onslaught of sanctions as u.s. officials are warning ukraine's capitol city of hans von spakovsky could fall within days. for reaction to all this weight welcome texas congressman rodney jackson along former white house director of global engagement bright bruin. i want to start with you. we see the russian forces here closing in on the capitol pretty party lost people in ukraine, there have been deaths this

could potentially get even more blood he as we are watching it play out over the coming days. but the general consensus is once a putin seizes the capitol then he takes the country and beyond the country he could potentially go further. that is the real danger here. >> it is the real danger and i have to say i am not sure we are ready. we have been too slow in getting those defenses stood up. we have been lacking in imagination to account for where putin might go how far he might go. but we are looking at those nato allies as well as romania and poland they are ready for whatever comes next break works congressman looking at the sanctions imposed in the harshest sanctions could ever seen on another country.

the song is silly what we are seeing. and edwards be significant but not the kind of sanctions but not to make them stop. we could be doing so much more right now just agreed to sanction putin himself that is only because the european allies wanted to do that other european countries wanted to do that. apparently there is pushback from john kerry initially was going to interfere with a couple of his pet projects which were climate change and the jc poa which he needs russia to help with. i think we could have done so much more on this. we could sanction the russian central bank could sanction the swiss banking system we could go after putin we could've done so much more we could have done this earlier on it's almost too late right now i think brett was making a good point i think kyiv is essentially surrounded right and i think tonight will be the night the russians roll

into kyiv. is that i think you're right in on the note of sanctions of president biden were in a stronger energy position here at home had he not made any of these policy changes that he has made he would be able to actually sanction the oil companies and russia directly sink we are not buying any of your oil. but we do not have other sources for it. i just want to make that point clear to what you're saying. it also transition to this because you are making the point that kyiv could fall potentially tonight. we have reports out of kyiv today we had a parliament member updating on the status. i just want people to listen to the so they can understand but the tenor is on the ground. >> people are wanting to go voluntarily to the army. also people are receiving weapons and just in one day almost 28 and automatic rifles were given to those ready to defend their houses and our

capitol. though we have a very high moral we will fight and we believe in our victory especially if our partners will help us. >> brett of course the morale is high. we knew the natives on the ground want to fight. they do not want russian forces coming in and take in the capitol. at the same time you have seen in bashan has intensified if you will pay people fling trying to get out of the capitol trying to get out of the country going down underground into the bomb shelters and essentially preparing for the worst is what it looks like. >> yes. but i have to say president zelensky is a modern-day winston churchill. the amount of a leadership and courage that he has provided under very dangerous to trying circumstances is really inspirational. and in some ways he is pushing the nato alliance. he is pushing president biden to

do more. he certainly stepped stiffening the spied the result of his people. i think that's incredibly admirable. we need to stand up. we need to come to their defense. there were just reports because of the slow pace of the russian invasion they are thinking about deploying some of the other, more deadly weapons they have. we have to be careful about a serious scenario here. it underlines the importance of providing more air defenses to the ukrainians. jackie: resources. we have said we are not going to put boots on the ground. he could give them resources, help them defend themselves better. congressman i want to ask about some he supports it of come out today with respect to how putin is acting here. people's interactions with him on the ground there essentially saying he's not the same leader that he was. his actions his aggression and almost feels like suffering from some kind of illness or he's not himself. do you give any credence to

those reports? or do you think this is a vladimir putin who is very strategic, watch the situation unfold. wash essentially change of regime here in the united states and said now is the time to pounce. >> this is an opportunity of opportunity for him. the window of opportunity that sees a very motivated dimension crazy individual. i think is thought for a long time with his legacy to bring he brings the soviet union backed out of the greatness of the soviet union. one such of his legacy. he is getting older, is running out of times got this unique window of opportunity during the biden administration or heat senses of weakness and he's going take advantage of it for. >> 's i was watching him i think two nights ago giving his remark he seemed a little unhinged. one might give credence to this report for you might also think this is essentially a dictator

try to take over territories and he's talking this way if he wasn't like that he would not be doing this. final point here, right you, fox news poll does 56% of americans say that president biden has not been tough enough with respect to what rush is doing here, how putin has been acting. we are looking at midterms and a lot of different scenarios that could play out here. this is just another nail in the proverbial coffin it seems. >> no, this is a serious issue for not only president biden but democrats. we have to look as a party but how we ensure in this the most dangerous hour for democracy around the world, we stood up and defended it with everything we have it. this quite frankly is a legacy defining moment. obviously there are challenges in afghanistan and they need to be corrected here.

seven congressman, brett appreciate you great have your insight thank you. russia's invasion of ukraine triggering an energy crisis here at home. the question is if the biden administration has plans to fix it? we are taking that on next bideg our pop dependence in decreasing domestic production refinance putin in his effort to commit this act of aggression. ♪ do you think any of us will look back in our lives, and regret the things we didn't buy? (camera shutters) or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪

jackie: the crisis overseas triggering an energy crisis here at home. right now america is on u.s. oil from other countries is being called into question. some members of congress urging the president to restart the construction of the keystone xl pipeline. turning now to discuss all this, quil robinson. good evening and always good to see. let's start with the day one of the biden administration. what does he come in and do? he shuts down the keystone pipeline he bans drilling on federal land and essentially says biggest agenda item, is alternative energy and climate change. and there were the dynamics set us up for the current moment

that we are in. quick sure, jackie president biden started off his by knee capping america's ability to produce energy. that is a huge problem or seen the consequences of that now. i hope this is an opportunity to hit resort on his strategy. right now is time to go all in maximizing american energy production that is that all of the above approach not just oil and gas, not just wind and solar brits is a lot of things he can be doing now including increasing exports, opening up the production of critical minerals in the united states. doing more renewable energy, shore pruning to maximize now not limited. >> we absolutely do. we could exported to europe we don't need the pipeline especially in this emergency situation. but we've not built on our infrastructure to fully be able to do that for we find a $1.9 trillion bill looking at other types of infrastructure. but not this type of them

structure. so there is that issue pretty when you look at some people are saying essentially by demonstration greenlight in give vladimir putin more strength, more ability to say he was the stronger leader among this dynamic between him and president biden heard some say president biden was trying to appease him in some ways giving him that pipeline and hoping he would back off at rbc that did not work. >> sure. we always knew the nord stream two but -- and we need to pay attention to germany and this. the policies are not on bed for national secure the also bad for the climate. germany is canceling other nuclear power plants and spent a lot of money on renewable energy. but not in the climate both even through that lens i don't think we can look at that as a success. we need to understand what they implemented was green new deal

we should not do that in the united states for. >> it's really interesting to me. when it comes to art nato partners have been talking so much about standing up for them and being properly aligned with them, that's essentially what are the issues that president trump had within nato. the countries were not on the same page. we needed to be if are going to be able to align and work together to solve problems and solve crises. he also wanted every country to pull its weight not just have these eyed sites bear the brunt of everything you're looking at what you're describing with respect to germany, how germany's head of situation with respect to russia, not necessarily standing up in the way you would want it to, you kind of say to your self we need to come to gather it with respect to taking on our enemies and do this in a real way. >> i think that is exactly right. i think this really places a sharp focus on how important

energy is when it comes to security. it's high time to recognize energy security is national security. we need to be exporting as much energy as possible swing on a rush right now it's really going to put the pinch on our allies. we need to make sure they are not reliant on strategic adversaries. it's going to take a much smarter progeny by demonstration's been doing for the last year. we seven is that you think they could do here meet a leg and playbook barbie's ever going to drill on federal land, he could say were only going to re- stone the keystone pipeline that's going to bring to boil down from canada and help us here at home. he could say were going to takes of the infrastructure money and invested in our terminal so we can do more exporting. one thing he cannot say i do not want people to be confused about this, the strategic petroleum reserve tapping that is going to fix this. we tapped it last time i think it was 50 million barrels that's roughly three days of consumption here in the united states. the whole spr would only keep us going for roughly a month with

the amount of oil we consume three people keep saying you should do that, i do not think that is on the playbook items. but i don't think he's going to do the other things that i suggested either. again, jackie, need to be at all about the approach i completely agree with what you were just pointing to right there. but again it's thinking long-term. nuclear in the united states by going the wrong direction when it comes to nuclear per the nuclear plants are shutting down parts expanding renewable energy. it is all of the above that we need right now. one final thing i want to point out, he has a play such a big priority and climate change the reality of this that russia natural gas was imported into europe actually produces 40% more admissions than american gas in europe. even though the policies he's pursued here of encounter production regard to climate change. he said that is very ironic cluster say that. quil robinson good to see you thank you much come back soon.

371 ukraine ramping up inflation concerns the united states. it will americans are already having a hard time buying their staples and putting food on the table. when is is going to ease up? we hope to have answers on that next. >> biden is open a window for this disaster ukraine invasion parts on an accident there was invasion of ukraine during the trump presidency because putin respected and feared donald trump. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost.

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jackie: new fox news polling a growing number of americans are feeling the effects of inflation on everything from gas prices to groceries, has more force. >> and jackie come inflation is the number one issue concerning americans today. and now with the invasion of ukraine, things could get worse. brandon fox pulling out shows 76% of voters stay tuned the economy is only fair or poor and 50% say they have less money in their pockets compared to last year. the top hardship, grocery prices utility and gas prices. and now with the crisis in ukraine it is highly likely those prices will get worse. while the white house is called on americans to accept paying more is their duty the people i spoke to are not sure how they will manage that. >> we're going to have to suffer a little bout the spike in inflation. there is no choice be good to think it's terrifying.

were coming to an ever devastating time but it feels like it's a never ending cycle part b cannot afford to buy fresh fruit anymore it's becoming more limited. it's hard to have twin girls at home it's a struggle. rex is the world looks at the crisis in ukraine, here at home. [inaudible] thank you so much for that. now, americans are going be filled some the economic impacts of russia's attack on ukraine as well. all while we are already struggling with the entire prices from inflation but here to take this on congresswoman nicole of house foreign affairs. congresswoman, thank you for talk joining me tonight. i want to start with the statistic it's fresh in a fox news poll we have. about the kind of hardship they have been dealing with as part of these inflationary pressure. 77% polled said right now they are facing hardship from grocery prices.

72% from gas prices. 70% on their utilities. 57% other housing costs. i mean, to add the ukraine situation to this it just seems unbearable for some people. >> absolutely. this started with president biden's initial policies paid when he decided to stop energy exploration and production in many parts of the country when he decided to's stop the federal land but when he decided to implement $1.9 trillion quote unquote stimulator package that actually made matters worse because it just incentivizes people from returning to work and produce the things we desperately need. it put a lot of pressure. so the energy costs we've already seen skyrocket their's home heating costs, gas at the pump. it is all gone up. on top of that you are seeing now the ramification of a bad energy policy that is been put

in place. stopping the pipeline which is more reliance on russia paid receipt from europe what it means to be reliant on your adversaries, 40% natural gas comes from russia and that is why it russia has leveraged right now and that is why it europe is in a very tough situation. if we were energy efficient today we were continuing to export we may be able to give europe an alternative. that is incredibly important right now pray. >> it would certainly feel very different if we could solve some of the gaps and say we are going to sanction russian oil companies, vladimir putin, that is way revenue comes were going to go after because we do not need to rely on you for this energy costs. went to break down for the viewers as well and have this conversation why oil prices are so important it's not just filling up your pump, right? of course it is important that's the cost of goods and services everything becomes more expensive when gas prices go up at every grocery that's delivered to your store,

everything that goes to the hardware store or to the big box stores at all costs more internet labor costs are going up too. gas prices 3087 cents right now with year ago there were $2.68. the experts are saying we should expect them to that average to go above $4. >> you are talking about the difference in barrels and $45 to know $100 it is a significant increase in his putting pressure on our entire economy. as you mentioned that cost is being passed on with transporting the goods where people go to the grocery so that's why you're seeing high prices. what can we do now? like you said we can become more energy independent. what president biden put in place a day one with exploration production another thing the state where paying for now is governor cuomo is new york's decision to close indian point nuclear power plants.

that is another thing. so let's be sure we learned a lesson from what were seeing in europe today. clean energy, renewable energy production the exclusion and canceling our traditional energy sources with fossil fields and gas we need diversification. they decide to cancel the traditional sources and now they are relying on russia for it. jackie: a slightly diversification it's facing out so the goals of clean energy and alternative energy are very lofty and we can have them we can continue to work on that. you cannot throw the baby out with the bathwater until you are ready to make this transition. the last moment i have at the adjustment to play sound bite from president biden this is how he explain this away to the american people the other day. >> defending freedom will have costs for us as well here at home. we need to be honest about that. but as we do this, i am going to take a robust action and make sure the pain of our sanctions

is targeted at the russian economy not ours. this will block gas prices i want to limit the pain to the american people, the feeling at the gas pump. jackie: that was to say this is friday perhaps enough nothing he has said come to fruition or even see plans in place for it. >> a lot of the sanctioned bcm put in place post invasion been done a month ago. they could have potentially deterred putin and stop this invasion. i think he has been slow to react and that is part of the problem here. but look, let's make no mistake about it we are suffering with inflation the high energy cost today because of the policies that are placed day one. yes what is happening in russia s going to exacerbate the problem for us will continue to draft the cost. it is a result of not responding early on in trying to deter putin before this invasion started. should never have given nord

stream2 will canceling key silvered that isn't a big mistake in sending the wrong message. jackie: some people are wondering about putin's metal mental state right now you have to consider what biden's mental state was when he made that decision. thank you for coming on the show think of seeing you tonight. the west is gearing up for potential cyber attack this is a nether problem with the conflict overseas. they could cut power to cities, two banks, they could even stop the flow of oil. we are going to talk about that next.

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the seven u.s. officials on heightened alert about potential cyber attacks on russia. david takes a look at could it mean for americans. >> and jackie, there are legitimate concerns this evening about the cyber health of the united states. think of banks, think the power grid, think hospitals. this is not to panic anyone but let people know that the top

levels of government are working to make sure we do not come under any type of the cyber attack about the justice department right now d.o.j. and the fbi are working to protect our cyber systems. there are concerns about what a cyber attack were due to the power grid if the u.s. grid is penetrated by a russian cyber attack and went off-line intelligent estimates show could take one or two weeks to get it back online. this is coming from a homeland security source. i spoke with the cyber expert in washington who is tracking any russian attempts. >> i am not directly seeing anything in the united states that is related to the russia ukraine conflicts released from a major perspective. but it is still early days per. >> nbc news reported yesterday the president was presented with a quote menu up options for how to launch a cyber attack on russia disrupting several things to make it more difficult for russia to continue invading ukraine. press secretary jen psaki pushed back on the reports.

but the president yesterday did say this about our own defenses. >> of russia pursue cyber attacks against our companies, our critical infrastructure we are prepared to respond. for months we have been working closely with the private sector to harden our cyber defenses by. >> on interesting of the international hacking group known as anonymous has pleasure to hack into the russian cyber system and launch an attack on russia to stop further attacks on ukraine, and potentially other countries, it jackie. >> david thank you for like that all out for us. this is another element of the crisis overseas that we are dealing with here at home part of course the united states is bracing for these potential cyber attacks by russia. right now there are the sum concerns the kremlin could hit our infrastructure pretty could cut power to cities. it could infiltrate our banks. it could even cut our fuel supply here discussing of the cyber guy kurt knutsson. always great to see you.

it's the start of another quick soundbite from in your reaction. >> we have no information to suggest a specific credible cyber threat against the u.s. homeland. but it is our responsibility to be prepared. >> what you think of that he is saying i don't see the threat they are this is very scary stuff. it's also said we should be prepared. i guess my question to you is are we? >> good question. repaired to receive an attack? no. prepared to give an attack? yes. and so is russia place of jackie on both ends of the equation here for the first time in history we are seeing the reality that a cyber war is actually possible. and isn't going to happen? let's hope not. here is what is possible you've covered energy for years and you

know very well that russia has the capability. they approved it already from this country over the decade. destroying our infrastructure power, water, everything we've been talking about. we also have the same thing and russia. we can tip over trains, we can stop a water float we can slow down the back slope of funds or stop it completely. i think it's a real drastic moves we are not going to see anytime soon we hope. i think what you might see now that we are synced putin as a bit of a loose cannon is the idea that he might use these sanctions as his ammunition to say i have got justification will pounce on the u.s. with any number of cyber attacks. >> that's what i am more direct and that's what everybody's worried about.

>> may help you rest easy with this one thing. if we use a weapon against russia or if russia uses any of their weapons against us, there is a cost to it not like other weaponry. when you use a cyber weapon let's say we shut off their water. let's had they shut off part of our power grid. once that happens we got their game we can stop them from doing more than that. once we do that to russia they also know how we shut off their water and they will prevent us from doing that again also. so when you launch your weapons are not good after that. jackie: when they excite protect the colonial pipeline i don't think enough is made out of that and i don't really think there's enough of a response there. are you telling me that intelligent were able to use that as sort of intelligence they could used to prevent something like that happening again? >> let me just tell you that is not remotely what they are

capable of doing. that is minor pride but our reaction was not measured to the same event. remember we freaked out we went to the gas stations gas prices went up. we consider that all of our fuel that was not realistic but that's the same sort of chaos that could ensue at that shut down two, three, four of our banks for a number of hours and people can get to the atm machine. americans are not ready for that. people will freak. now even another store this monday, if every 20 shutting down a seattle washington expediters the sixth largest shipping corridor they handle freight those big containers getting them around too 300 different locations around the world. they had been shut down since then from a cyber attack. they apparently aren't sure who did it. first russians are expected. but start looking for this kind of hits in our infrastructure paid because right there is supply. we are going to see more and

more of this stuff up. jackie: this is not going to be pretty it's really not. we need to be braced for the porsche so were out of time always great to see you and will have you back on again. we will continue this conversation you have a good weekend too. >> homelessness is a big problem in cities like new york and also los angeles. no one democrat back to bill could make the crisis even worse. we have got details on that. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones

jackie: welcome back to a new democrat backed maryland would prevent police from removing homeless tent cities from public property for the democrat delegate who is sponsoring the bill said these encampments are quote not harmful or dangerous to their communities. a lot of people do not agree with that statement relents reagan hill columnists kristen tate. it's good to see you print it comes to legislation like this,

there are a lot of folks in the homelessness, the crime everything were seeing in cities like los angeles and new york are detracting from quality of life for everybody else who is trying to do the right way. >> yes, definitely think democrat voters do not want more homelessness or crime but these are radical liberals who propose these kinds of bills keep getting elected because much of the democrat voting base do not understand the consequences of far left liberalism. especially if they're kind of insulated from the impact of crime per if the limit doorman protected buildings or gated communities. so they keep voting for these until he gets so bad they do start to notice and then they pack up and they move to red states like texas and they just continue the same thing. but i have to say it is the vulnerable people it's the low income working class people who cannot afford to move her really do get hurt most by the soft on crime policies. that is what is so tragic about these policies. jackie: this but the full scale hears the cities with the most

homelessness across america. got seven cities on here the first is new york city, almost 78000 people, right? it is got them mostly to go down the list and ucla, san jose, oakland, barkley, san francisco, san diego, santa ana. a lot of california cities there. these are all blue states that we are dealing with. there is a reason you're not seeing this in florida and texas. >> right. it is the soft on crime policies in the same places with the homelessness. your sink rising crime rates that it is getting out of control. criminals know it's open season and a lot of these cities. so a new story before he went on air about a lady he was walking down the steps in a new york city subway station and sheet was pushed down the stairs by a robber after he repeatedly hit her over the head with a hammer. i mean these kinds of stories are becoming so common now. and in many cases the offender is someone who has been let out of jail if multiple offenses on

the record where they should not be free in the first place. so people are getting fed up and i think that is part of why you are seeing democrats across the country really hurting in the polls as the midterms approach. jackie: got 30 seconds the am sorry we are tight on time for l.a. spends up to $837,000 to house a single homeless person. that is more than most people make. >> absolute crazy think about what else that money could be spent on. we do not talk enough about drug addiction problem over 100,000 people a year in this country die from drug addiction rate that is part of what is feeling the homelessness. on the big solution to this is open safe injection sites in cities which makes the problem worse. >> kristin tate always great to talk to thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you jackie. let's get to biden's crisis because border patrol agents are delivering a renewed warning that migrants are exploiting

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jackie: welcome a backboard patrol agents delivered a renewed morning exploiting gaps in the u.s. and mexico border wall growing number lawmakers are calling for homeland security secretary to resign he's aiding and abetting the border crisis joining us now to discuss texas congressman louie gohmert from house judiciary good evening and good to see you. when it comes sourcing at the order it is one of the least covered stories right now with everything happening across the country and overseas but it still continues to be a very important theme in. we still see people coming over the border we see them being transported around the country. along these people come drugs, crime, and other things that are plaguing our country. >> yes with all the talk about g

there was 190,000 russian troops ready to move across into ukraine, g, we have a lot more than that every month of the year that we are now moving into the united states. they are being sent by the drug cartels. by terrorists and drug cartels break crime syndicates. this is an outrage. i'm down there this week in the del rio section, they are saying may be 1000 a day they catch, 3000 down in the rio grande valley. in the mcallen sector. they say we are on track to have more than 2 million more than we had last year. i and privately a few of us asked for the top border patrol, an educated guess, how many? what percentage do you think you

are seeing and reporting? and he said maybe 50%. 74 million? jackie: return with the ones were apprehended the ones that we know about the we don't who's crossing illegally we do not have numbers to indicate where we are with that. but we do know is that more than 200,000 across in the first quarter and i'm told essentially that is the lightest time weatherwise that it's with the fewest people trouble. only expect these numbers to go up when it becomes more attractive to move across the border weatherwise. >> but jackie think about it. more than 4 million coming in, and one year? it does not take long to completely eliminate the freest country in the world -- these are people have been not been taught what it takes to sustain

a republic. so we move right into a socialist society. when they join with the socialist democrats we won't be able to ever recapture this country this is deadly serious. and the constitution by the way alejandro mayorkas, biden and harris i think are committing them teachable offenses by the constitution they swore to protect and uphold, it says in article four section four they guarantee to every state there will be free from invasion. back in 1916 and invasion was one evening some upon shall be as guys came across and killed 18 -- 25. we lost tens of thousands of americans last year to the drugs coming across the fentanyl coming across illegally. it has got to be stopped. jackie: always make the point but happening such with the 4 million people you're talking about and spreading them around across the country to change the

voting demographic. that essentially we can become bluer as a country pretty see it happening here. people say that's crazy, that's not going to happen. it is going to happen you see it happening in new york city where they are letting undocumented, illegal people that live here, that reside here vote in her local election. why do you think we have allen or bragg as our d.a. right now? letting people with a rap sheet and mile-long come out and then kill people again. >> it is such an outrage. in the drug cartels now have moved into texas. i am sure they have moved into all over the country to the cities at least. but they are moving into rural areas where they feel like it would be easier to have trafficking and drug trafficking without being caught. they are telling me down there on the border, our people our enforcements that you can go order a child of whatever age

you want, mail or female. they get sent across and then they are delivered and our government -- our own government delivers them. jackie: cover so we are out of time it's good to see we will have you back soon. >> thanks for recognizing the problem. >> i am jackie deangelis you're watching the evening it jumped at it. that does it for us have a great weekend. parts of the fox studios in new york city this is wall street. >> happy weekend to all welcome to the program that analyze the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. at death and destruction as russia strikes military and civilian targets in ukraine. for national economic council director on a white bidens economic sanctions on russia are tough enough. and how the war in ukraine could impact markets going forward.