♪♪ kennedy: the next few days could be the bloodiest so far, russian military ramping up as resistance continues to embarrass the russian military and vladimir putin who apparently has the dumbest name ever according to my 16-year-old and the government is once again threatening nuclear war. u.s. officials say they've lost more than 4150 cruise missiles in the uk, a bunch of jerks, a few hours ago one landed next to the central train station in case. we are told it had been shot

down but the fact that they are shooting them over pacific capital is not a good sign. today secretary of state antony blinken that this is par for the course. >> we have seen in the past one of russia's metrics of war is to be absolutely brutal trying to get the citizenry of the given country and that includes at the very least indiscriminate targeting and potentially deliberate targeting as well. we are looking closely at what's happening in ukraine right now including what's happening to civilians. kennedy: you realize he's had almost nothing there is sort of the guy in charge. the problem for putin, ukrainians are tougher than a 2-dollar steak. they are claiming to have killed 6000 russian soldiers in less than a week, more than the

number of americans who died from 18 years of fighting in afghanistan and we are told they've destroyed hundreds of tanks and other pieces of russian equipment on top of that large numbers of russian soldiers surrendered or captured because they are babies, like 18 years old then what am i doing here? back in moscow, putin is not taking the news very well, serious with the invasion which makes claim of the threats of world war iii but pentagon spokesperson john kirby says the united states will not get dragged into adrenaline. >> my effort to demonstrate we have no intention in engaging in any actions that could be misunderstood or misconstrued. secretary of defense directed our minuteman three intercontinental ballistic test launch scheduled for this to postponed. we did not take this decision lightly but to demonstrate we are a responsible nuclear power.

kennedy: on top of that, growing humanitarian crisis, one doing ukrainians reportedly fled the country and it's getting harder to get supplies in, that means food and medical supplies start running shorts very soon so what does it look like on the ground? joining me live from lviv ukraine, fox news reporter, lucas tomlinson. what are you seeing? >> not just medical supplies but missiles as well. moments ago the un, the number of people who fled the country since the start of the invasion topped 1 million. earlier ukraine's president talked about how they've unleashed on the country. >> they have orders to erase our history our country and all of us. >> for the first time since the work began, russia released figures, 190 soldiers killed much less than what you said in

1500 wounded. u.s. intelligence think that number could be four times higher, around 2000. british intelligence says five ukrainian cities are surrounded, russian forces claim today the captured strategic ports with over 300,000 people u.s. officials dispute that claim. russian ukrainian forces battle out in car keys, the country's second largest city in the northeast, a target for some of russia's 450 missiles fired into the country. ukraine's top diplomat urging the west to send more weapons not just javelins and stingers once bombed. the air force quote now, assigned just do not have enough drop on the russian conflict. sirens sounded moments before joining on air, a sign of what's going on here, no sign of explosion or russian jets overhead, people are afraid and inside and very scared.

kennedy: who else is supplying weapons to the ukrainian military other than the u.s.? >> most of the european allies, nato allies and sweden offered 5000 tank missiles, finland as well -- a lot of countries. kennedy: and finland -- scandinavians stepping up and we understand russian fighter jets -- >> they are not nato nations. kennedy: interesting. but sweden was pierced by russian fighter jets in their airspace and they responded by scrambling their own, sort of the ikea version of top gun, it's crazy. his russia looking to expand throughout the entire neighborhood? >> lucky they didn't get shot down, many countries were considered the act of war if anybody crossed to u.s. airspace, that aircraft would be shot down. a lot of times in china, bear with me for a second from a time when people say chinese jets are

breaching taiwanese airspace, they are not. they are going into an engagement zone but not the airspace but that news from sweden was concerning. kennedy: it's very interesting, who knows if it's misdirection, overreach or something even more on it. thank god you are there to keep tabs on all of it. thanks. okay, bye. president biden last night divided by 12 minutes of his entire speech during the state of the unit two russian invasion. he wasted no time telling us how he feels about putin. >> russia's vladimir putin shook the foundations of the free world thinking he could make it bend to his menacing ways but he badly miscalculated. when dictators do not pay a price for their aggression, they cause more chaos. putin's latest attack on ukraine was premeditated and totally unprovoked.

he thought he could divide us at home in this chamber and this nation. he thought he could divide us in europe as well but putin was wrong. we are ready, we are united and that's what we did, we stayed united. kennedy: i do know, things have just started. it doesn't look like it's simmering down. with the rhetoric make things better or worse? we've assembled a man panel, townhall.com political editor and host of the guy budget fox news radio, it is guy benson, freshly back from his vacation in costa rica, we were there at the same time. fox news political analyst, juan williams with us tonight and someone party people have been clamoring for, host of the part of the problem podcast from dave smith is back. we will rely on all of your knowledge and expertise, i'll start with you, guy. did he devote enough time to

what's happening in ukraine and did he settle the fuse of americans who are very worried about the thought of a nuclear conflict with russia? >> festival, thank you -- in my opening. i think 12 minutes was sufficient, obviously the number one issue in the world right now, he led with a, there was no other choice than to plead with that, overall he did a pretty good job in that. i could have used more time which i meet any time at all, for seconds, seven seconds on afghanistan from nothing to say about that but i think generally he stayed sort of in the lane of projecting some strength and just trying to show solidarity among the american people and congress to ukraine knowing putin was watching and the ukrainians were watching, he wanted to boost their morale and

continue to rally the world, i think europe actually led in a lot of ways on this but i have a lot of criticism from last night, the russia ukraine passage was not near the top of criticism list for me. kennedy: yes, we were told that the speech had been ripped up, it was being refashioned in order to fit the crisis facing the president, country and the world right now, that didn't really happen but there were other omniscient in the speech and far left not too pleased that he didn't talk about free college or student loan debt forgiveness. >> maybe they talk about it because it's not happening. obviously build back better is either on the back range of the stove or fallen off the stove so that's not happening, that's not the urgent matter. if that speech is remembered historically now, it will be remembered as the speech that the president gave in the midst of what could be a land war in

europe, the start of world war iii potentially what's a threat of the use of nuclear weapons so that is the headline on that and i think in that regard, he did very well, speaking very clearly to say we were ready, we understand this is unprovoked action that putin is acting in an aggressive way he's trying to seize territory and we are not going to stand for and we will get tougher in terms of sanctions. for me, i wanted to see that he was strong and confident and developed and delivered and uplifting confident message to us, the american people because gas prices may go up, and impact on the economy as sanctions clampdown on russia and he's got to make it clear we are determined to be friends to ukraine. kennedy: all of that would have been i think well received if

people hadn't already had their face shaking his administration before the russian invasion of ukraine but people were already questioning his confidence and the direction the country is going in, few americans, 30% of them think the country is going in the right direction. does the president saying russia miscalculated, does not distract people from the other problems they are facing? >> well, he certainly had to talk about it, if this is the start of world war iii can we don't have to worry about how the speech will be remembered because it won't be were numbered at all and that something we should keep in mind, the biggest priority in the history of humanity is to avoid nuclear war between the u.s. and russia. and he's right to condemn vladimir putin, it's horrific and inexcusable that he launched the war but the fact that he says it's unprovoked and echoing that sentiment, that is not

true. it's not true that this was unprovoked in our smartest minds even within the national security apparatus like heroic colonel douglas mcgregor have been warning about this for decades now. if you cite a coup in 2014 with american fingerprints all over it in ukraine is not provoking someone, if you think sending weapons to ukraine is not provoking -- if russia was sending weapons to cuba like they once did, we thought that was provocative. just think about the -- >> and the corporate press. >> i'm sorry? >> those were offensive weapons aiming at us, these are defensive weapons with an invasion that did happen, the right analogy. >> that's not exactly correct but regardless, think about this, and i bet you will agree with me because you been calling out, big about the rhetoric in the corporate press the last five years where they've accused

vladimir putin of overthrowing our election and installing donald trump, u.s. soldiers heads, these are acts of war and complete lies the corporate press throws out there. that may just be fun for for cnn to get? or something but it sends the message as well. i am not excusing what vladimir putin has done but to say it's completely unprovoked is flat out not right. kennedy: all right, we will have much more on the state of the union and i'm sorry, we are out of time, we've got to move on but we will touch on ukraine in a bit. coming up, ukrainians taking up arms in the street and social media. but twitter and tik tok turn the tide of the work? later, don't dump your vodka down the drain yet. we'll tell you why reading the label is very important when you protest russia. it may not be russian vodka. stay with me. ♪♪

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molotov cocktails. and even drive tanks. ukrainian president zelenskyy has been leading the charge according to our friend, stephen l miller at the spectator ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy, you think social media to his advantage in the new digital age, not only thought on the ground or with drones and were spot on twitter. the question, will it work? correct me now, author of those words, media box and spectator, stephen l miller. welcome back to the show, good to see you. is ukraine going to meme russia to death? [laughter] >> are trying and they are doing a really good job of it. he look at ukrainian official accounts posting names, during blank posts and everything, you

are seen a change of a generation and when i said social media, people on the other part of the world brought up syria but not a nationstate invading another state, that was a civil war and i'm not referencing clips going out and things uploaded to youtube, i'm kind of talk about somebody like zelenskyy in his mid- 40s, around our age, he's a world leader who knows how to use these platforms because this is our conversation happening from accused to get people like brian souther sank the people are still turning into cable news to get the information and it's simply not true. zelenskyy is on the brown taking videos like a bunch of boys on the night for drinks or something like that so he is using these platforms because he no that's where the audience is and he's a younger guy, he's better at using these things

than putin or biden or anyone of these dinosaurs sitting behind a desk. kennedy: and people who have only consumed war through cable networks like this one, they don't understand how people consume information on social media because believe it or not, kids do talk about this stuff, foreign affairs and what's happening in the world and they get a lot of their information on tik tok and that is where people are sharing videos and the molotov cocktail recipes and that's where you see things, it is important distinction and the sharing element is very different and interaction watching something in real time, we been doing that for a couple of decades but it is that people are emotionally galvanized and also giving information they can used to thwart the enemy with the tools they've got at their disposal, almost like mckever war, rudimentary items in order

to face down in apartment that supposed to be one of the strongest on the planet and you've got people like a little old lady i love, she told the russian soldiers, sunflowers will grow when you die. so they do have lovely large playbooks in ukraine. >> yeah and i think they know there's a propaganda aspect to this. this is the problem with not having a trustworthy corporate media, we don't really know what to believe when we hear stories about ukrainian fighter jet taking them down and everyone just transit on twitter before anyone stops to confirm it. there obviously soldiers that snake island, i'm not saying they were not being used or that is propaganda but it's just an urban myth at this time, it doesn't spend town to town by newspaper in poland, it spreads

instantly around the world on social media platforms and makes it hard to discern for the information comes from and how we should use it but more and partly, zelenskyy is a new breed of president where he's on the ground showing by his cell phone, not standing behind the desk in a bunker hiding justin trudeau, he's out in the streets and showing people what's happening. kennedy: what you think at the better contrast is, zelenskyy versus biden or zelenskyy forces trudeau? >> i don't know, i know trump was asked, would you stay and fight for your country so i don't really know, i think it's just an age, zelenskyy is a big tough guy mid 40s. kennedy: i think is a little tough guy. >> well yeah, he is short but probably the toughest short guy on the planet to be honest. kennedy: wow, well said.

that is why you use your tongue prettier than a 20-dollar poor. stephen l miller, thank you very much. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: president biden's state of the union address was more than a little strange. we are going to break down all the bizarre moments. don't worry, we can forget about you nancy but the federal reserve on track to raise interest rates this month. will that actually help inflation or are we passed the place of no return? we reached inflation event horizon, we will discuss that next. ♪♪

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lights like this moment when the president watched the name of the people he's risking nuclear war for. >> putin make circle kyiv with tanks but never gain the heart or souls of the iranian people. [laughter] kennedy: the iranians are like what's? we love putin, he's great. if you think biden's lost his marbles, watch this bizarre reaction from nancy pelosi to the idea of american troops breathing and toxic smoke, that's horrible. >> our troops in iraq and afghanistan face many dangers, one station.basis breathing and toxic smoke from burn pits. [applause] many of you have been there. in-and-out of iraq and afghanistan over 40 times. kennedy: i love toxic smoke, i love the burn pits and our boys are breathing in toxic smoke.

everyone stand up, no one is standing up? i'll sit down. just when you thought it couldn't get weirder, president set a record for the stranger -- in history and that's saying something. >> the united states of america, god bless you all and make god protect our troops. [applause] thank you. go get them. kennedy: he didn't say go get them, he said go get him. jesus christmas, stop with the "god bless america" and troops. no. okay. we got to discuss this. man panel, let's assemble, guy benson, juan williams, take a whack at any one of those piñata's. >> i'll talk about the malfunction from speaker pelosi, that was very odd. the gleeful smile with the knuckles thing, i don't know what happened there, clearly a glitch in the algorithm finally she calmed down and was able to sit. i saw the senate had a fun

moment where the camera happened to cut to chuck schumer at one time where he start a standing ovation and no one followed him and looked around sheepishly embarrassed and i said at last his speech is not a total loss because that's a gift i will use for years to come. kennedy: well said, guy. i think something that would have rally the troops and got a standing zero if schumer said let's go brandon. [cheering] i think at least half the room would have. [laughter] >> i don't know which half, i can guess which half but not the half i'm rooting for. i can tell you, i thought when wilbur and green started heckling him, that was so offensive, almost no attention. kennedy: i totally agree with you -- >> go-ahead. kennedy: no, i agree with you. no one needs their heckling,

like lady, seriously, go back to hooters. >> i mean, years ago, congress set obama life and people were like oh my gosh. okay but that seemed like it was authentic, the guy erupted and set it response to what obama said. these guys looked like they were waiting for that moment to go in front race off of it and i thought trashy. kennedy: i totally agree. there are times when you heckle a president during the state of the union and you rip up transcript, that the classy way to do it. >> i guess so. i don't know why heckling is any more offensive than that displayed by nancy pelosi. honestly, i don't care about disrespecting politicians, i am fine with that. kennedy: what if you become one? >> not me, i am the exception.

[laughter] hey, don't believe the rumors but maybe believe the rumors. joe biden when it comes to alex speaking set expectations so low if he successfully says words into a microphone, i'm like he did a pretty good job, like he didn't walk to the wall and just start yelling out at one time during the speech, he got through 45 minutes of talking to people. i guess on but joe biden curve he gets in a. kennedy: he was having a conversation with a group of people the other day and in the middle of an important sentence, he stopped talking and looked down and everyone was looking at each other like is he done now? president biden last night he claimed he was making inflation one of his top priorities. watch this. >> too many families struggling to keep up with their bills. inflation robbing them of gains they thought otherwise they be able to feel so we have a

choice. one way to fight inflation is drive down wages and make americans boring. i think i have a better idea to fight inflation, lower your costs, not your waitress. kennedy: all caps. price-fixing. today federal reserve chairman jerome pallas had interest rate hikes are coming at the end of this month, he claims it to help combat the inflation search. they said the federal proceed with caution as russia's invasion of ukraine adds uncertainty to the economy. here at home, gas prices climbing, average american spending, average spending an extra $385 month so well raising interest rates be the best way to lower costs? guy benson. >> there are cross curves to think about here and balancing acts they have to consider as they move in this direction.

i am struck when you play the clip from biden, his discussion of inflation last night seems so detached from the reality most people are experiencing, he did acknowledge it happening but his solution was for the government to spend a lot more money on the programs already defeated in congress. i think that was not really resonate with a lot of people and by contrast the governor of iowa, kim reynolds spoke personally about inflation, i think much more directly and i think if that is the battle of messaging on this issue that's going to play out the next eight months, i think a red november is likely. kennedy: i don't think this administration had to grasp on inflation, i think they are disconnected with the central bank, i don't have a problem with that but i don't think they understand how dire the situation is when you're pumping so much money into the economy through the federal reserve but also taking money from americans and spending their money with

massive legislative multitrillion dollar pieces of legislation by could do much more long-term economic harm, i think the president and vice president betrayed their ignorance on this and i don't trust either of them. >> i disagree. i love it, people on the right all of a sudden are concerned about deficit and spending but wasn't the case during the trump administration with big tax cuts that drove up the deficit, it's a different kind of spending, this spending the pandemic was out people suffering economically because of the lockdown or supply chain issues, we spent some money there, no question that increased the deficit. all of this does contribute i think in part two inflation but the bigger problem is increased demand right now and in a

complementary way, we haven't increased the supply of goods and services that went down during the pandemic. what biden is saying is we can do a better job in terms of lowering the cost of goods and services and produce to the america people . kennedy: so create more demand. >> in the united states and -- >> can i just think -- >> i think it's logical, it's an outrage. to me, if anything the president of the united states doesn't have that much control over the economy and this guy is trying, that's not a bad thing. kennedy: i want dave to chime in because obviously tax cuts do spur economic growth, we've seen that through any administration who had been arts to cut taxes including john f. kennedy and ronald reagan, we saw that before the pandemic with trump

tax cuts but you also need to cut spending and in my wrong saying you need to and the feds? >> no, of course you are completely right but there's so much like economic illiterate information going on so if you argue you want to buy america -- i have no problem people voluntarily deciding to but that's not a control for inflation, that almost certainly will lead to higher prices. number two, inflation is not the cpi, a number government gets away with. inflation is an increase in the supply of money and credit, more money chasing after the same amount of goods, more money in the economy. cpi doesn't count things like housing, barely counts energy, inflation is far worse than the cpi measurement. the truth is what you talk about the idea of the federal reserve raising rates to rain and inflation, it's an illusion. this is the worst inflation we had on record since the 70s

even according to cpi, worst since the 70s or something like that. they had to raise interest rates to 20%, 20% under this to rain and inflation. right now we are discussing the possibility of a rate increase of .25% of the quarter of a.when the current fund rate is at zero, the target is between zero and a quarter. our economy is addicted to artificially low interest rates and nobody even thinks we can raise it by one or two because they know it would crash the entire thing. no way to rain and inflation, it's here to stay and one 100% default of the federal reserve and he's right it's both parties on board, not something . kennedy: that is absolutely true. and no one will cut spending along with taxes and it's a crime against peter generations. man panel, thank you for being here, a great conversation by all. thank you.

thank you and thank you. boycotting russia, fine with me but you may want to check the labels on your vodka bottle before you start pouring it down the street. i'll explain why in a minute plus wednesday, brand-new kennett arc. a sneak peek on playing catch. i love bonnie, see you in a second. ♪♪

all across the world people are making the ultimate sacrifice for ukraine, pouring out russian vodka. protests pollutants invasion, everybody's like why, what's? stop. eleven states banned the sale of russian made alcohol but before you spill your drink down the drain, do your research. some vodka may have a russian sounding name but probably not

made in russia russian stuff. if you dump them, you will be wrong and sober which is worse than being wrong. with me now, corporal ceo, damien -- welcome to the shop. >> nice to be here. kennedy: so this sounds very russian, people are throwing it out it's not russian, is it? >> no, it's not. our home is in latvia, europe, headquarters in london. it's part of europe. kennedy: are you in luxembourg right now? >> no, i am in the caribbean at the moment. kennedy: of course you are because you have actually money, you probably wrote to the caribbean on a yacht with your lovely martini. here we are fans of non-russian

vodka and willing to do a group take test of the flavors just so we can tell our viewers how not russian it is. >> that would be wonderful, kennedy. i support that in any way we can. kennedy: excellent work. >> how would you like us to do it? kennedy: i think what we should probably do is -- [laughter] people are coming out of the woodwork like vodka zombies like yes. >> i could see that coming. >> they want to hug you. i'll keep them at bay. we will facilitate it, who would you a package where we taste your goods and let the people know that this is not russia. people are concerned there's russian wheat, what can you tell them about that? >> a couple of things, the first thing is of course we have

russian heritage, there are i think 3.6 million russians in the u.s. of heritage, you can't throw your heritage away and nor would anyone want to, that's the recipe, that is the magic. however, been born and brought up and worked in latvia and we distribute around the world but one of the things that's a terrible tragedy is a lot of emotion, people pouring vodka down the drain. honestly, i have sympathy, i really do. i was rumor and commander for 18 years, i saw things in war i hoped i would never see again, a little girl died, a 5-year-old, to see all of this play off our screens and witness it again and

see this appalling brutality and evil by one man frankly and his regime is horrifying so i can understand but the key is, what are we going to do about it? kennedy: you bring up good points, don't try to cancel the russian people. russian neighbors, your friends who have ancestors from russia, they are not bad people. government is bad, vladimir putin is evil and there's a big differceenherehe i i i eanxaily wha yt ayaringarndararuppo suppoourtupo n t o o ukrai and appppeppou cgomin oomin on on t show ash wsh c ctanno w t toa thanknkou bouze.ou nned utbsy, onef our o otion.. pi cas nex w wit me ♪♪

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