final word? >> illegal narcotics, and big numbers because you don't have a strategy to deal with the crisis cartel the last 12 months. liz: great to have you, i'm elizabeth mcdonald. that does it for us, thanks for watching and we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: for situation ukraine forget worse, much worse, that's a bone chilling warning from russian batman vladimir putin. so what can the world do to stop him now? scorched our policy, growing scorch year by the day and doesn't care how many people die, he doesn't care about his own people. these badly miscalculated ukrainian bravery and military, thousands of russian soldiers reported killed, many of them

who just wanted to drink something called her mom. volodymyr to szymanski they believe runs to fight back, he says there is one thing they desperately need and baddest air support. >> to introduce ukrainians because our people are dying. if you cannot shoot this guy now and give us the timeline when you will do it. if you cannot provide a timeline, how many people have to die, how many limbs have to fly away from people's bodies x. kennedy: he also says he wants a meeting with putin himself and look him in the eye and tell him to get out of ukraine. that meeting probably is pretty unlikely at this time putin is like yeah, kind of busy. putin reportedly will not stop

until all of ukraine is is, when he told emmanuel macron in a phone call today and willing to execute ukrainians in the history if they continue to disobey him so what has russia taken and what are they i next? here with me now, america's newsroom anchor, bill hammer and the billboard. tell me what's going on in ukraine. >> we -- saw me anytime, whatever russians you have, will sort out what we think in the russian military the past 24 hours. looking through stop a bit, data points and different reports to put a story together here. well, what i would begin with his crimea. this is an area they took in 2014, they've established military base, it looks like they had little resistance out of crimea eight days ago, where

did they go? poll was their number one target. why is that? a city of about 100,000 russians speaking. vladimir putin had this on his bull's-eye for eight years, why? it's because the ukrainians along to this during the war of crimea and eastern ukraine eight years ago. this has been shelved for about three days now. first the water and plant as well and the images out of the, you will see some stuff similar to what's happening here in the north shall about buildings and trees incinerated on the sides of the road, that's what happened. once the objective? i'll take you up at her -- i think this is the story of the day, seven ukraine, i explained crimea, all here, apparently a push to the west as well, this

account here is about 300,000, mostly russian speaking, ukrainians as well. this comes down at the bottom of the dnieper river at the mouth of the river, if you can choke off this river avenue here and take control of the entire black sea, you created yourself an entirely new entry into this war for the russian military. what is the objective over that were after that? about one many people, we are told that is the next target, difficult to confirm right now but what makes sense if you want to occupy the southern part of the country. take you up to the north, this is what we are picking up right now what we think is happening, according to senior defense officials and movement on the ground, they believe in large part the russian military installed in the north and rise that?

they are making such advances up until about saturday or sunday you could argue and reports about fingerprinting military fighting back is to be the line held for a couple of days. whether this changes tomorrow or overnight tonight, we can't say but it seems to be as far as i've gotten toward the city of kyiv. come forward here, here is the city and airbase and you hear about this convoy, the convoy has not moved in fair ten different theories of why, not one has been confirmed this runs up a road here, about 40 miles north and west a little bit, it's sitting there, stacked two and three across. if they are able to make a move on kyiv, the capitol city, for thinking that they would surround the town and all likelihood, it would pound the

living daylights out of what's left of the 3 million people who occupied the city so we will watch that and see what comes of it. here is car key from a 1.5 million people in the northeast . kennedy: the second biggest city and still in ukraine enhanced. >> yes and about 20 miles across from russia, for lack of a better phrase, seems like a easy target for russian military because i set up military camps on the other side of the border prepared to go in. if you look at car keys on google maps, the think that they will ring the city, not exactly a circle but close to it and that's what they have been doing for the city has not fallen yet. the only city we believe the russian military has taken -- here you are, here in this house

kennedy: we heard back today from odessa is the big one because they want to choke ukraine off from imports from the black seek so that's where they do their business, where the commercial business is done and how the country is survived and thrived so russia wants to cut them off their product her to know who's propaganda to believe because russia lays out from a they've got advances, victories, demoralizing ukraine and if you listen to zelenskyy, he's telling a different story also told on social media about smaller acts of bravery and heroism that might be russian army. >> an extraordinary thing to hold a press conference in the middle of all of us, all the western reporters taken into the room and he chose to speak in ukrainian to make sure his own people were hearing him. the refugee crisis here as of today, it's over 1 million people and that will only go

higher and perhaps unfortunate perhaps much higher speed to put doesn't care but luckily hungary, slovakia, they do care and they think russia is a bunch of big dumb jerks if they are going to do what they can help us in need. thank you so much. great to have your perspective. breaking news tonight, ukrainian military reportedly killed one of russia's top general spinal fighting in ukraine, they picked off general, a real one not like the washington general. as emma showed us from russia purchased further into several major cities across the country, several cities under siege from eliza nonstop onslaught. russian troops trying to take control of a nuclear plant as well as several major ports with top general now dead, what is it mean strategically for this will thing? does it backstab vlad the printer on her? he with me now, captain in washington congressional

candidate, jesse jensen is here. first of all, welcome. what does the death of this general mean? >> thanks for having me, i think no one thought ukrainians would be as fierce as they have been. the problem with authoritarian army is you don't really delegate a lot of authority down so when putin tells him to do something, they will do it when the general tells them to do something, they will do it. in the general thighs, that will reverberate through the russian forces. kennedy: obviously they are having a harder time than they advertise. they advertise this would be the 24th -- 48 hour incursion and ukraine would be bears and others are saying this could go on 20 years. how does this and? is a possible for zelenskyy to get his meeting with putin and how could he possibly convince him to pull back and withdraw?

>> it seems like putin is in a bunker mentality, seems to be mocking himself away from popes, paranoid about covid, 30 feet from even his generals, the likelihood he gets in a room like he says with so much he is pretty much zero but the ukrainians continued to fight. poorly planned russian military, they did not plan for this. russian army looks more like a soviet army, not modernized at all the logistics and supply chain issues running out of food and fuel. you see ukrainians coming up to them and offering to come back to russia and fierce fighting of the ukrainians, could go on for years every day ukrainians don't lose, they are winning. this is very much like our revolutionary war zelenskyy is quickly becoming george washington. he was offered an evacuation route by the american military, american government and he said

i don't need a ride, i need ammunition. kennedy: and i are hoping for ammunition and the no-fly zone. obviously cooler heads will hopefully prevail because is in a good idea for the united states to shoot russian aircraft out of the sky in europe? >> yeah, there's a green line where it says are planes flying, mr. ambassador, that's how wars are started. if we institute a no-fly zone mahood have to enforce that which would mean shooting down russian airplanes which would mean world war iii self we need to do all we can and give him the plaintiff in short we support ukrainians and truth matters. ukrainians are getting information out and fighting hard and doing incredible jobs and the russian military on a training exercise and the next thing they don't they are captured by ukrainians fighting former beauty contestant taking

up arms and touting ak-47, every ukrainian is fighting and fighting incredibly hard. kennedy: they want their hands on weapons so they can defend themselves spike cohen product good.the other day, one of the few things uniting republicans and democrats and the country is this idea of self-defense being sacred and the ability to have your own self protection and hopefully will have a in the u.s. great to talk to you, good luck and keep us posted, come back. >> thank you so much, appreciate it. jesse jensen for congress.com. kennedy: the latest round of sanctions against russia but ukraine president bilotta mr. let's keep that hope is coming to with light. our present have acted sooner? discuss that and moments coming up. ♪♪

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president biden says the ukraine is helping iran out -- just

kidding. u.s. is helping ukraine -- or ukraine, not buck, it's not. [two bells tolling] vladimir zelenskyy says help is coming way too late. >> i want to thank the countries helping, we are thankful but it's too late. >> president biden, yes, the day -- i don't remember. we have good content. it's important it begins after the beginning of this war. kennedy: maker.give me weapon. minus guess that we had decades to prepare for this so i didn't we act sooner? author, journalist and senior research fellow at the to do for responsible statecraft, welcome. what has our administration -- how did we get it wrong for so long? you said this and others have

said this, russia has been telegraphing some time, this is exactly what they wanted to do, how did we get it wrong and what else are we wrong about? >> the director of the cia, william burns in his memoir says it was wrong to offer or suggest nato membership to ukraine at all when we never had any intention of defending ukraine so there are different opinions about this. the biden administration tried to negotiate with russia to prevent this war while threatening would be severe sanctions russia invaded and sanctions are being imposed. i think the thing that surprising people as the russians didn't expect is that the europeans have joined severe sanctions against russia because it was not clear in advance but they would actually do that

because they are much more hesitant. the other thing is in offer of nato membership to ukraine is not for america to give . kennedy: great points. >> and the europeans are cautious about nato membership to ukraine simply because i think they admitted themselves right honestly that it would be a false promise the west would not fight as you said -- as your previous interview set right right, that would be world war iii but you didn't promise allies 200 if you were going to fight for it. kennedy: and it seems like -- and you have written about this, ukraine is in a horrible position and there's nothing they can do because they gave russia their nuclear weapons because the u.s. and russia brokered a deal with them do

nuclear ice so they gave all of their weapons and russia promised security and promised not to attack them but now that they have attacked them, does ukraine get there nukes back? >> well, i suppose ukrainians could develop nukes but the problem is, it not clear in the end whether nuclear weapons do because after all, ukraine will have a few and russia will have a lot more, a lot more ukraine files nuclear weapon with russia -- ukraine ceases to exist. in the end, it will come down to fighting on the ground. what to understand and to hope, i think ukrainians are a bit like 1939 -- 40, the courage and unity of their resistance means that if putin's plan was to

impose public government on the role of ukraine than that plan has already failed, ukrainians have one. what the russians are asking for in talks with ukrainians is pretty much what they were asking for before the war which was a treaty of neutrality, recognition of russia sovereignty of crimea and no stationing of missiles in ukraine, the latest russian points. i hope the maximum russian aid if that's what it was to control ukraine from a that's already defeated. kennedy: i hope so, too and i hope to get out of there and i agree with you, if russia were somehow successful, they wouldn't be able to insert

government because ukrainians have already said it means something to be ukrainian, don't project onto us we are, we've already decided. the world is in agreement with that. thank you for your time, i hope you come back. >> thank you, a pleasure. kennedy: the biden administration turning up the heat, the hs as i say. new sanctions on specific oligarchs in the hopes of getting them to turn on the body vladimir putin. >> that i am announcing dozens of names on this including russia's billionaires and i am banning travel by more than 50 oligarchs, their families and we will continue to support ukrainian people direct assistance. kennedy: anyone named igor. these oligarchs can't go

anywhere, not with their buddies since putin banned anyone from leaving russia with more than $10000 in foreign party cash so how much more of this can wealthy russians take? for the sanctions work? but they backfire on us? fox news consumer and professor of business and economic at the king's college, it is brian, welcome back. oh my gosh. sanctions are one of the most fascinating aspects, ukrainian bravery and sanctions and everyone agrees. it's like everyone everyone wanted to free brittany and loved tiger king and now getzlaf russia. normally i don't want sanctions but i kind of like these. >> they might work, certainly better than hot work but what are you doing? there's headline driving sanctions and sanctions that make a difference. oligarchs and sanctions are great for headlines from yachts,

mansions but when you get into the details of the work, it takes a very long time to find these assets and do any real damage, let's be honest, they are moving ships faster. kennedy: multis. >> yes, knox traditions. kennedy: i want to go there, beautiful. >> it's great headlines. the sanctions that matter obviously other sanctions on the money and banks and oil and gas. that's what really matters here. my concern is we are talking about the oligarchs kind of like we've been talking about strategic petroleum reserves, it sounds nice but at the end of the day, tanks are rolling and i think the answer is no. i think the biden administration likes to talk about the oligarchs because the left-wing parties happy to go after wealth, they don't want to talk about oil and gas. ban oil and gas, imports they will not talk about production.

sanctions, whatever. producing oil and gas were energy independent and export now, that's something that makes a difference. kennedy: and we should be doing got here, i wish the party once beholding to its most left element because they are the ones dictating the terms of that energy independent which we have to have in the here and now. we've seen refineries close down, we've seen pipeline projects shuttered, we've seen federal lands blocked from drilling leases so there has to be a way of on ringing that bell. >> and it takes time, when you make a decision like the biden administration has to stop pipelines and drilling, you don't just turn them on right away but when you've got leadtime, he better start now. the democrats right now are starting to take let's ban russian oil and gas but they will not talk about production.

what you get at the end of the day is higher gas prices, that's still good for food, high gas prices and oil prices are good for him, we need more production here. the biden administration is going backward right now. during the weeks when russia is integrating ukraine, they continued to shut down drilling continued to shut down pipelines in the very same week. it's not like they did it before, they are still doing that right now. that's how backward this is and it's got to change. kennedy: and we are not where we can transition to alternative energy sources. hopefully we will, i will be on the front line high-fiving anyone and everyone who can come up with rich renewable sources of energy that we can all live like gluttons, i cannot wait. we are not there yet and people paying the price or the people who hopefully turn around and vote them out because they can't afford to go to work.

>> i think this is the key, there's a lot of shiny objects administration wants to used to distract the fundamental issues. as pr, the oligarchs sanctions are one, america has to keep it on the ball, the only leverage oil and gas but also the thing that will make this economy not fall into recession. we do not want to end up stagflation energy is so critical to that. kennedy: we've got beautiful resources in the country. germany needs us. >> the cleanest ways to produce -- all right, go ahead. >> keystone pipeline, he will get some of the cleanest produced energy in the world if that was happening and same thing with energy we produce its claim. today we are hearing the u.s. will go to iran, strike a nuclear deal with them and by their oil. [laughter] this is what we are doing. keep your eye on the ball.

i know you are . kennedy: that's right, that's what it is. you got a clean mind. it's my you are my friend. brian, thank you so much. coming up, china has been all in regards. look at this dumb dumb. we'll discuss with the party panel. ♪♪

take a look at what you've done, flat. china's xi jinping, evil dictator number one and dictator number two united on one thing, hating on the united states. second with putin's invasion of ukraine reading global united front against moscow, beijing

turn real pressure. as china going to regret playing russian were that? types party panel, attorney and author of how to become a federal law, he's got me out of prison four times, mike chase and radio host democrat strategist and barclays dendritic, she's in the city of angels from leslie marshall is back in washington examiner senior political colonists american enterprise institute resident fellow an hour kind of fellow, tim carney is here, welcome, everyone. mike, china still very much wanting western money they, meaning china and russia released a statement early february thank you so close, we do everything together and there's no balance to how we love each other and prayed each other's hair. his china starting to regret this? >> i don't live in the world foreign policy but criminal law

but there's some similarity here. if you look at this in the way you look at a criminal conspiracy, you don't get to say noumenal, i like everybody, i like the victim, i like these guys we are doing the hit but i have no blood on my hands here, it doesn't work that way. it's like a mock case. if you are motivating the same and that russia is achieving, your in bed with them from a co-conspirator so if you look at in that way, china is acting as a co- contributor and the can't distance themselves from that and that is what we have seen the last couple of weeks saying hold off until after the olympics. kennedy: those are good points, leslie, you brought up russia and china, only make up about 20% of the global economy in fact not enough, russia is not enough for china, they have a much larger economy so at what

time does china get sick of this? if they are tarred by association, what did they do to put pressure on putin to stop the nonsense and open up the markets again? >> you read my mind, i was going to bring that up again from the western world is more than 50%. look at china, the leader of china and the leader of russia have in common, they love power, they love money but china want power not just in the sense of being able to hit their chest like a gorilla, they want manufacturing power and the manufacturing kings of the world. they were very much on their way to doing that but if they are looking around seeing what's happening to russia throughout the world, the western world turned their back on russia sending people back, they are stopping the financial system of russia china is certainly afraid because china can't be king and

number one manufacturing if china can't make that money so i think we will see 180 come pretty quickly and vladimir putin will be along and that will be the beginning of a victory not just for the ukrainian people but freedom for the world. kennedy: interesting. lastly brings up interesting points, whose the force affected most by the sanctions back and get to putin fastest? is at the oligarchs because of their russian cronyism or is it china who provides so much including this massive remaining market for their energy? >> i really think -- so china will be upset like the oligarchs, the oligarchs are losing their yacht i assume and china has like the idf the west especially america has turned the other cheek, turned a blind eye, turned away from genocide

and censorship and oppression and we kind of turned a blind eye to russia, even their invasion of crimea the left has sort of woken up. i think the if we want good outcome, how does the end? the oligarchs during a coup and correct oligarchs happy to steal the money from the state might be the best possible outcome, somebody who doesn't have imperial mines who just want a ton of money in gold toilet so the oligarchs might be our hope, the more corrupt, more venal the better. kennedy: they are pretty agnostic and i think they are out for themselves so we have to find someone most out for himself can help us on see putin from the golden toilet. if they are taking yacht, i would gladly buy one on the bargain sale.

i would love a yacht. party panel sticking around, time to lighten things up. it is game night. we got a crazy new batch of prime stories, the best attorney we know, one of the top three, he will try kennedys court in session, next. ♪♪

all rise for tonight edition of kennedys court. stop a hammering. it's a long week of work, death, time to have a little bit of fun. would you read crazy crime stories, mike chase, he is the defense attorney and he's going to try to get these loonies off the hook. leslie and tim will act as jury and decide if the suspect is guilty or not guilty as charged.

i will deliver the final verdict. the three of you, are you ready to get started? >> yes, your honor. kennedy: case number one, how would you defend this? florida one him charged with criminal mischief for breaking a bathroom fornicating with a friend in a restaurant bathroom, 37-year-old catherine in an unidentified male asked to leave a restaurant when they were caught fooling around in the bathroom. they sat at the bar and later returned to the bathroom to continue, this time they broke the sink causing $500 in damages. what a hot pot of coffee. >> i would say so but covid protocols are confusing for everybody. we are supposed to use protection, supposed to wash all the time, i think all public sex should be done in the sink so you can wash up immediately and even during so i will write it

off to covid, i think $500 is a price to pay to make sure everybody is totally safe during covid public sex. kennedy: clearly that's what they were doing, they were just washing things. guilty or not guilty? >> i will say not guilty, there's a mile high club so restaurant bathroom club as well, i will agree with the attorney on both. kennedy: a little sea level growth. >> i'm assuming they are lawfully married so not guilty. kennedy: but you know, i will also assume best intentions and patricia's relationship. not guilty, free to continue the clean up. good job, kids. case number two. connecticut man charged with faking a positive covid test to avoid court hearing, 31-year-old

junior jump, that's a great name. set to appear before a judge charged of breaching the peace they before his court date submitted fake covid test results to the judge who postponed his hearing and now facing new charges of forgery and fabricating evidence. poor junior jump to peace. >> what was he supposed to say? supposed to say i can't come because i got hurt on a broken sink in the bathroom last night and i can't make it to court? that won't fly. with my wife at the dive bar club. the facts here are important, if you read the charges in the case on the he actually didn't say he was covid positive, he just sent a screenshot of what appeared to be a positive covid test. the fact that the prosecutor preferred that meant he was covid positive, but too much of a logical leap of my client did not say he was positive, not guilty. kennedy: that's interesting

because you learn the difference between implying and inferring and maybe he did not imply was covid positive but the prosecutor inferred that, shame on them for not doing their homework. >> i say guilty, it's like cheating, i tell my kids, deception is deception, cheating, it's all wrong. he sent a positive test to get out of a responsibility he had, i'm sorry, he is guilty. kennedy: all right. >> he is guilty, some of us got covid positive tests the right way coming out and partying until he actually got covid, he's trying to cheat, no way, guilty. kennedy: i don't know, he's trying to reform the criminal justice system and i have some credit for that, i say not guilty. sorry. case number three, home invader

eats shrimp, leaves $200 to apologize for broken window. there is armed with an ar style rifle breaking into a new mexico house, ate and took a bath, eight from the fridge and the homeowner returned, he is sitting in the chair, he apologized and put $200 on the chair and he was arrested. guilty or not guilty? how would you defend him? >> your honor, you know i don't take my cases lightly and sit behind a desk, you know i research my cases meticulously and go to my crime scene in here, i will introduce pictures on the fact that the homeowner had a stupid doormat that said welcome, going into the kitchen and had a sign that said eat, right? i may, it's time for the people with stupid science to pay the price. this guy went in, trimmed and drinks from the menu, a bath is the next logical step, not guilty for too much signage. kennedy: we got to go quick,

leslie, guilty or not guilty? >> guilty because of the weapon. >> not guilty because of the weapon. [laughter] kennedy: not guilty because of the weapon. well done, panel. thank you guys so much. court is adjourned, topical storm is next. ♪♪

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doctor sophie turner and joe junior confirmed they are having a second baby subprime a, the first baby will have a jonas brother. the pop singer going baby baby. topical storm. i should put out a greatest hits. topic number one. oh god, therapist. an official indicted for faking a pregnancy against paid time off work, called the funniest baby since conti west. fulton pretended to be pregnant, she want a fake baby bump in public she committed this for seven months flowing her boss the entire time, she made sure to make aaa for lunch to stimulate the feeling of a babies kick. when the stomach fell off in front of her coworkers, oaks.

it was suspicious because she wasn't even doing heater, weird. that's when they discovered she been lying about much more, even making up the name of a pick take baby daddy and her coworkers say that was the saddest part because there are looking forward to meeting george ross. [laughter] a few months later, posted baby pictures, they appear to be a different collection of babies. like that's not the same person. one time she got really careless and he sent them an album cover. topic number two. apple wants to insert computers into your eyeballs. if you don't do it, you are anti- copper. the plan is to replace phones with contact lenses, never. this will allow you to live permanently in augmented reality and you can know what it's like

to be a cnn you are. contract lenses will make and take calls like a phone so you can check voicemail sticking your nose. you can use smart list to play games while walking the street, hugh hooker. that way you can be candy crush in the virtual world and in real life on your new lenses and that you search the web but apple says no matter what you use it for, will still be able to see the world around you which is a fly, hope they fix the new upstate. have you seen manhattan? it's all about vomit. topic number three. his a video making/in australia. an apartment owner giving his piano final sendoff after his basement flooded overnight. there you go, the best part about living in australia, you're never far from great

snorkeling. he now owns the only stationary bike more underwater than peloton. ashley, this was the contractor's fault. he asked for a man kyiv and got a man magoon. he called a plumber to pump out the water in fact when he really got soaked. i had a feeling john hate this. that's not a joke because he had a dry sense of humor. [laughter] usually plays a lot of invest but you know how it goes, coldwater always make a pianist rosas. i'm not just talking piano players, it happens also with the organ. a classy show. topic number four. you people are like the president, cranky. mailing it in. zero male, joseph takes it off with at kennedy nation has always been a little off. i was on last night, on nice

job. you should be more social distanced from the camera. that's impossible, they are in another room, across the street forget young gal writes kennedy nation, i gnashed my teeth when i listen to your danielle, congratulations, that's called an. on vacation, you to annette hope you are vacationing to help. we'll be right back. ♪♪

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