brian: ukrainian police officer staying to fight saying good-bye to his wife and children as they flee from advancing russian troops. the baby son crying. like so many others unsure they will see each other again. that is courage folks. elizabeth: the president bans russian oil. gas hits a new historic high. tonight why critics warn what the president said today not true or misleading that gas is high because u.s. energy not doing enough that the president is helping the u.s. hit record oil production. that it is putin hurting americans at the pump. now none of that is true. this is how you lose a white house. they went from high gas to the price you must pay for green energy, then to the price you must pay for liberty. then blames putin, when even the leader of the democrat caucus,

hakeem jeffries admits today, high gas has not come up in democrat caucus meetings. they haven't talked about it. how oil pros say the white house would rather talk to iran and venezuela who murder their own people than texas. is this the keystone cops slamming the keystone pipeline? why critics say joe biden so beholden to the far left weakened u.s. infrastructure, he choked off or tried to u.s. energy. if biden kept u.s. energy going, your on would not putin, that is what they say. putin would not make billions from ukraine. far left democrats try to exploit ukraine to advance their own political agendas. we will explain. gop senators meet with truckers to talk about botch the shutdowns at the two year anniversary of the pandemic. what america endured. the same attitude shuts down energy. the cdc says, yes the science is

gray, fuzzy on vaccines. the former nih director caught on camera saying yes, the unvaccinated should be fired. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with stocks down again today. the nasdaq falling further into bear territory. stocks were trading higher earlier in trading session. buy on the dip action did take over in breath and tech stocks but they went down today. gas now the most expensive in u.s. history breaking all-time high set in 2008. it will cost you $2500 more a year to fill it up at the pump. gas hitting above $7 in california. hillary vaughn has more on the president's new embargo on russian oil. reporter: good evening, liz.

president biden today almost begrudgingly banned russian oil imports into the u.s. because he said doing so in the past would mean price spikes at the pump here at home. today he warned that is going to happen but called them putin's price spikes. >> going to go up. can't do much right now. russia is responsible. reporter: biden also blamed u.s. oil producers for not pumping more oil and denied his clean energy agenda has discouraged u.s. energy production and accused oil companies of trying to profit off of the ukrainian crisis and price gouge in the process. but republicans today say they think that democrats are not doing enough to dull pain at the pump. >> there will always be this kind of hesitant. should we increase domestic production. oh, my gosh, we can't. oh, my gosh the world will fall.

until i hear that, see actions that support that i will have a bit of skepticism of their commitment to lowering gas prices. reporter: there is chatter filling the void of russian oil in global supply with more oil from countries like iran and venezuela but even some democrats like senator dick durbin today telling me doing so would be like making a deal with the devil. liz? elizabeth: hillary vaughn, thank you for your journalism there. joining us retired u.s. army four-star general, fox news senior strategic analyst, we welcome to the show general jack keane. it is great to have you on, sir. your reaction to this reporting and what is going on with the russian oil embargo? >> first, give the president some credit for imposing that on russia. i think it is only a moral imperative. we know full well the russians can make up that oil if they want to with china but nonetheless we can't be paying russia for that oil. makes no sense whatsoever.

i also think the, i mean, liz, the idea that we're going to talk to the venezuelans who are russia's ally, russia sent the wagner group in there to prop up maduro when it looked like the regime was going to fall and they treat them as a close communist ally and the thought that we would go to the iranians who have killed countless number of americans in the middle east, destabilized the middle east, in pursuit of a nuclear weaponing and we're sanctioning their oil and as we are with venezuela that is so reckless and irresponsible, even to bring it up as an option is not even worthy of discussion much less go out and think seriously about executing it. elizabeth: the other thing too what if the russian ol' embargo doesn't work and putin keeps going? we should turn our oil and gas

hydrants like never before. at that would undercut putin even more instead of a russian oil embargo instead the focus is on a russian oil embargo than u.s. energy. >> i don't think the russian embargo is going to work overall because the europeans are not going to participate. the germans already told that. certainly i believe the president is likely strong-arming some of the european leaders to get them involved despite the hardship it may cause to their own people. i mean there is considerable hardship going on in ukraine and certainly everyone's concerned about the war being expanded. so, i think asking the european people to make a sacrifice, given the what the stakes are out there is certainly something that should be happening that has to come from their own leaders of course. but i do think, the door will not close on russia's oil being and gas being exported. it is good the united states has

stepped up. hopefully others will. elizabeth: they may not. russia is threatening to shut off emergency into europe now. a year ago who could imagine $7 a gallon in gas prices. we had energy independence, rising wages even for blue-collar jobs, rising jobs, rising consumer confidence. all that is going on. so when you see what is going on in the markets, by the way the vice president was taking questions and just shrugged off, avoided any questions what was happening with the russian oil embargo. they're talking, poland is talking fighter jets sent in to ukraine. zelenskyy is no longer interested in nato and china is buying russia's oil instead. so your point is well-taken, general, there is countervailing forces besides what is going on with the russian oil embargo as well. >> yeah, i mean i think we're trying to work the sanctions pretty hard. i mean there are some things, there is carveouts, obviously not all the banks are involved

and there are carveouts for them this swift system. 20% of those banks that are not participating. and certainly it looks like we're not going to shut down russia's oil and gas industry. so there is still going to be some loopholes here for russia to be sure but nonetheless what's also vitally important is that nato nations have stepped up along with the united states. they recognize there is a real threat in europe here. it is kind of like a jolt to them and we've got to put real military capabilities eastern europe. we're beginning to do that now and we've got to continue to supply the arms and munitions so zelenskyy and the ukrainians. this thing is going to go on for some time and he is going to need those weapon systems to continue to have the success

that they have enjoyed so far. it is absolutely laudable they have stopped this military and in their northern campaign and only had very modest gains in their southern campaign. it is stunning that they have been able to achieve this degree of success. and we got to give them as much as we possibly can to continue that success. elizabeth: the world is moving also to stop russia from using its gold. the london bullion market is blocking six russia precious metals provider. we have a group of u.s. senators, a bipartisan group, a bill to stop russia liquidating gold to get around crippling sanctions. give the viewer what is going on in ukraine. russian soldiers accused drunkenly shooting at villages and more. look what is going on in ukraine, watch. >> unfortunately the russians

attacked and, they came to our city. they damaged our infrastructure and, killed innocent. so now, we are blocked in the city. we can't go anywhere. they are not even passing all cars with -- [inaudible]. we're waiting and just, this is our lives now. >> let me remind the russian diplomats that in london in case of need for mental health, you can dial nhs line 111. elizabeth: that was ukrainian ambassador telling russian diplomats lying about the war they need mental help. how does this end? are they talking now, they're talking basically no nato or eu membership for the ukraine and ukraine needs to recognize crimea as a russian territory.

will that stop putin, general? your final word. >> well, first of all, zelenskyy is not going to let them have crimea and the two breakaway republics, and recognize those as being part of russia. that is just not going to happen. zelenskyy always had his own choice when they want to go into nato and when nato is ready to accept them. there is no, there is no position in nato right now for bringing ukraine into nato regardless of what is going on with russia. how does this end? the truth is we just don't know. elizabeth: okay. >> the fact is we've, there is a lot of fighting that is going to take place in front of us and hopefully there is some kind of off-ramp here for the russians where they can save some face and also make a political accommodation with zelenskyy that makes some sense. elizabeth: general keane, thanks for joining us, good to see you.

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elizabeth: energy industry executives, oil pros say the white house was misleading today, the president was misleading. one trying to blame the private second for for not using leases to drill more when they have been drilling flat and producing flat-out and that the white house has placed hurdles in the way for new oil production. edward lawrence in washington with more. reporter: well, liz, an escalation of sanctions as the u.s. president joe biden banning russian oil, coal and natural gas from being imported into the united states effective immediately. now some of our allies in europe cannot go along with this. in fact germany's chancellor says they can't go along because

no one can make up what they need. we're also hearing from president biden that the american people can expect more pain from rising prices. then the president blamed oil companies for some of the price increases. >> we understand putin's war against the people of ukraine is causing prices to rise, we get that, that is self-evident, but, but, but, it is no excuse to exercise excessive price increases or padding profits or any kind of effort to exploit the situation or american consumers, exploit them. reporter: the american petroleum institute senior vice president for policy says it is time for the administration to support domestic production and send a message that america is open for energy investment. now so far the administration has taken no steps to roll back the regulations or restrictions that they have put on the energy industry. in fact, you have representatives from the united states who have talked with the dictator in venezuela to add oil supply. also possibly bringing iranian oil by getting back into the

iran nuclear deal and lifting sanctions. republicans just don't understand. >> we should develop our renewables as well but we've got to stop punishing the oil and gas exploration in this country, importing dirtier fuels in this country it makes no sense from environmental point of view. >> they thanked president biden adding bans on russian oil although ukrainian president zelenskyy said he asked for this from day one. elizabeth: edward lawrence, thank you so much. joining us now california congressman darrell issa, former deputy national security advisor, author of the book, revolution, trump, washington, we the people, kt mcfarland. congressman there was so many misleading statements from the energy sector from the white house. what is your reaction to what the president said? >> i didn't say disingenuous once, i used a different word for what he was doing. it was frustrating he was using incorrect statements or deliberate outright lies to mislead the american people. we're not producing all the

energy we could produce. we're not producing all the energy we would produce if trump won another term. we're clearly not producing enough to meet our own needs. he is now looking as was said in the lead-up to buying dirty fuels from bad countries because of that and all of that he owns but the biggest disingenuous/lie he said was that somehow the current price has anything really to do with putin. the world oil market, not one drop of oil has stop being produced as a result of putin yet. so yes, there is going to be pain but the prices right now are biden's price increases. the next round will be if oil actually gets shut off around the world. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, kt, gas prices were going up for eight months straight. supply has not been keeping up even before ukraine. biden also said oil production is at its highest level ever. it was much higher december 2019. oil is popping back after the pandemic lockdowns and shutdowns

pushed by democrats, not backed u.s. oil production and drove a lot of oil companies into bankruptcy. this whole point about the white house keeps citing 9,000 unused federal leases, that is a fraction of what the leases that are being drilled on. that is reich a quarter of them. the oil industry in the u.s. is pumping flat-out and he still has no plans to restart keystone pipeline. >> there is one person responsible for high oil prices. high oil prices enabled vladmir putin to do exactly what he is doing and that one person is joe biden. he came into office and he started shutting down the american energy industry. he stopped exporting liquified natural gas to europe. he canceled the keystone pipeline. what did that mean? of course prices went up when the united states stopped producing energy and it is always been about energy. we won the cold war because we pushed the price of energy from $40 a barrel to 1dollars a barrel in nine months and we

bankrupted the soviet union. they had no choice but to concede the cold war on our terms. now today if you really wanted to hurt vladmir putin and you really wanted to help the american economy and you really wanted to rebuild europe, here is how you do it, you say to the american people, follow the lead of the american green movement and reopen the american energy industry. i will export liquified natural gas to the europeans. i would say to the europeans we have your back. we will replace russia with all the russian exports. we would have american energy. we might not get it today after tomorrow but you will get it in a year. i would say to the russians and iranians and the venezuelans we'll going to bankrupt you. we'll have the price of oil not be $130 a barrel. we'll take you down to $40 a barrel. our companies make money on that. your companies don't. if you don't have money in your coffers to foment revolutions or

invade countries. elizabeth: to your point, congressman, not every lease or oil well contains unusual gas. because the white house has so undercut u.s. oil it won't be easy to immediately restore and drill. the white house has been slow rolling permits, right? no onshore lease sales under biden yet. we haven't seen a president do that in two decades. >> well exactly, one of the things is, you have to have a portfolio because it takes five years from the time you get a promising site and buy that right to the time you are producing. so at any given time in the 20 year cycle of an oil well you will have 20% or so that will be in this other process and he knows this. he knows it but he misled the american people. the same way he talked about the first year of the trump administration and the first year of his administration rather than the peak before covid which we clearly could return to if we simply allowed

the spigot. lastly, natural gas, right now there are permitted lng facilities starving for the capital to create the liquified natural gas. we could fix that, we could fix that in less than two years. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, final word, kt, the department of energy has been sitting on lng gas terminals and expansion. so there was, people could not believe how disingenuous and misleading the white house is whipping fastballs by the american people. this is a white house that is literally tearing apart the fabric of the nation when it comes to what's holding the nation together and it's u.s. production. if he wants to make it in america, why not u.s. energy, kt, final word? >> exactly. >> they don't care about the american consumer. you know what does the transportation secretary said? they shouldn't have fossil fuel vehicles anyway. they should all have teslas. really? where do they think the energy comes from, the electricity, from the wall, from the socket?

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goods and services and things you want for your daily lives? why dismiss the truckers, why put them down? >> well, liz, it is very interesting because kamala harris likes to talk about the root causes down at border, skipping what is happening at border, talking about root causes, this is great. the truckers are talking about root causes. they're talking about unemployment. they're talking about mandates. these are peel people we need to be concerned talking with instead of political no heads. elizabeth: arrogance and vanity of the media, it is out of control. talk to americans. stop with your moralizing and lecturing and talk to them. watch this. watch the cdc director walensky admit, science is gray on vaccines. nobody told them the vaccine would wear off and not work against a new variant. watch this sound. >> nobody said one thing when -- that this would work. it won't wear off. nobody said we wanted next

variant, it not as potent against the next variant. i have frequently said you know, we're going to meet with us on, i think, public heard that as science is focused and science is not always immediate. sometimes it takes months and years to actually find out the answer but you have to make decisions in a pandemic before you have that information. elizabeth: really? really? takes years, did you hear that? usually takes five years to get a safe vaccine. they acted like we could ram it down america's throat, not listen to what the american people were afraid about, myocarditis, inflammatory heart conditions before. those people were dismissed like lunatics. they're the ones who are arrogant jerks who shouldn't get a paycheck talking down to the american people. >> liz, it is arrogance of this administration, some of these doctors in particular, the arrogance of dr. walensky, the arrogance of dr. fauci, they

know it all, they can surely tell what the american people. medical opinions are often made on consensus, not by decree and sadly enough that is what the administration has done, made it by political decisions and. elizabeth: daily writer reported this, former head of nih, francis collins mandates to get vaccinated, yeah, especially means them losing their job. he threatened nih workers they could be fired if they don't get vaccinated. this is the authoritarian mentality we're dealing with. these know it ales who were talking down constantly through the pandemic. you have florida getting ripped saying no to vaccines for children when pfizer is saying yeah, the vaccine is only 12%. let me get the right data. new york state found the shot was only 12% effective at stopping covid for children aged five to 11 but now florida is getting criticized. >> florida is doing the right thing. liz, i tell you this, the arrogance of dr. fauci, the

arrogance of dr. collins, really disturbs me as a physician because it is embarrassing to the entire medical profession. florida is doing what is right. i'm not convinced that the science of this and the under age 18 group. i'm very much pro-vaccine. myocarditis, you talking about a population lost a few people by and large not at risk that is not the purpose of vaccines. i think florida is doing a great thing. elizabeth: got it. congressman murphy, great to see you. come back soon. oil pros slamming the white house for talking to human rights abusers iran and venezuela who murder their own people instead of talking to texas or the permian basin about u.s. production. this is the keystone cops doing things like slamming the keystone pipeline. we break it down next on "the evening edit." >> instead of dealing with the

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elizabeth: joining us now congresswoman kat cammack. congresswoman, great to have you on. look at this. this is reminder, came up in the media today. how the democrats treat american families like a rounding error in their scheme of things. this is from former president obama, 2009. he said yes under his cap-and-trade plan electricity rates would sky rocket. you see the words, you see how the democrats treat the american people. >> you know, this is just crazy, the whole cap-and-trade, when you said that, it just absolutely sent shivers up the back of my neck. when is the last time that biden or anyone of his staffers or nancy pelosi and her cronies actually went and fueled up at the gas pump? i don't think they have because if they had they would know that

nationally we're looking at $4 on average a gallon. we know people on fixed incomes, that is exactly where they decide, do i buy groceries or do i buy gas? if you're a small business owner, producer of any kind, you're figuring out do i make payroll or shut down my operation. things will get a lot worse before they get better. it is all because of failures of this administration. elizabeth: congresswoman, back in december of 2018, democrats led by chuck schumer held a press conference trump why are you not signing an executive order to lower gas prices? >> he seems to be missing his pen these days, he found it on day one killing the keystone pipeline. for saki, saying there are leases, thousands of leases going unused, they can't get the permit. not a single permit is authorized under this administration for energy production. we need to get the lng portals

back online. export them to europe, wean them off of russia and china. we need to produce energy that we can, 850 million barrels could drop the prices, people could get back to work. they could stop the domestic crisis here as a function of this administration. elizabeth: the u.s. energy industry is saying we're flat-out pumping, we're pumping flat-out, 37,000 leases they're pumping on. what the white house is talking on is a fraction. there is that, the white house is talking to you know, human rights abusers venezuela and iran. they are talking to them, not talking to the texas or permian basin. president trump was laughed at being more realistic what is going on with russia's oil into europe. watch this. >> germany will become totally dependent own on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. here in the western hemisphere we are committed to maintaining

our independence from the encroachment of expansionist foreign powers. elizabeth: germany officials, those officials in germany were laughing then. they ain't laughing now. by the way with venezuela there have been no new wells drilled in venezuela for months. to reach production levels, venezuela will need at least $12 billion per year for five years. venezuela is using oil to pay off the debt to china. now we're paying off venezuela? >> one of my colleagues from the great state of texas has a bill, from mid lands out instead of moscow. we're not tapping capabilities here have here in the united states, instead this president is turning to dictators, socialist dictators out of venezuelan an ayatollah who screamed at the top of his lungs, death to israel, "death to america." when ready to get in bed with these type of murderous dictators over the domestic

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♪. elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show, gop strategist ford o'connell. great to have you back on. far left democrats again trying to exploit ukraine to advance their own critical agenda here in the u.s. i mean, we have a media critics are saying, comparing america's policy fights to ukraine's desperate fight for survival, exploiting a serious international crisis and a war, creating political smears off of that at home, it is off the wall.

how can any network say this is informed and rational analysis of what is going on? >> they can't and i think that was professor mccaul. he is absolutely spot on. look, the democrats and their operatives in the media don't want informed analysis of ukraine. they see this as an opportunity to ding republican toes try to score points at home ahead of the 2022 midterms. heading into next november, if you look at democrats, they don't have a lot to hang their hats on. you talk about inflation, rising gas prices, chaos at the border, crime. the democrats are looking to do anything possible to change the direction of the country in the minds of the voters and they will not let this crisis go to waste. elizabeth: watch what is happening in the media. watch this. >> there is a connection between what we are trying to do domestically and what we are trying to do internationally. first of all democracy. we are both in the european union and with the war on ukraine, the aggression of russia on ukraine, here in the

united states we are trying to show that democracy works. we cannot allow suppression of votes domestically, nor can we allow dictators in europe or anywhere in the world to take over. so that is a real connection. >> but if there was one thing that surprised me about the president's state of the union was the lack of connecting the fight for democracy and freedom abroad with the fight for democracy at home. >> what would it mean to secure democracy at home? we would have to address the question what is happening across the country in terms of the assault on voting rights. elizabeth: how is voter i.d. which is in the majority of states an assault on voting rights? how is one election day an assault on voting rights? how is the other thing that they're saying is an assault on voting rights equated to ukraine? >> well, look, the democrats voter suppression lie, they will continue to push this. in this type of commentary overall does a disservice to the plight of the ukrainians who would happily trade their problems for our problems any

day of the week but this is how the democratic media operates. they're going to continue to push the agenda of the democratic party, irrespective of a crisis. as a result, that is why we're hearing this. elizabeth: you know if you talk to ukraine family and you saw this analysis, they saw this analysis, right, six-year-olds in morgue, 10-year-olds getting slaughtered, children being killed, women being killed. people incinerated in ukraine. talking about voter i.d. in the u.s. as a war on voting rights. this conversation, this dialogue, ford, has gotten sew warped, so off the wall, you have an msnbc pundit, nastal saying the constitution is trash because it was written by white individuals. guess what? dr. martin luther king said it is about the character, not the color of a person's skin. throw out the entire constitution based on his argument, enshrined liberties, values and human rights?

>> look, ellie will trash the constitution every single opportunity he gets. there is a simple reason. because the united states constitution is the single biggest obstacle to democrats turning america into one party socialist nation. you're absolutely right, liz, the whole point of the constitution to protect minority point of view. he wants to run roughshod over that. he thinks he can convince voters to turn it into the socialist nation. elizabeth: the social justice, equality of outcomes. come colorado nell allen west has written about this. who decides those out comes? it is about the politics of envy and jealousy, your final word. >> it is sad we're forgetting the plight of ukranian people. images coming out of ukraine is horrific. the civilians are being targeted, president is being

hunted down by hit squads. remember the gravity of the moment. we can save the fodder for later. elizabeth: ford, thank you. come back soon. america is a open, generous, welcoming nation. you may be surprised to hear which migrants are increasingly arriving at the u.s.-mexico border as war breaks out in ukraine? that story next on "the evening edit." >> when the president made the statement about in state of the union we need to secure the border, what an insult to the american people. he unsecured the border. ♪. unless you happen to be a dog.

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running off now from a national for patrol council president, brandon judd russian nationals increasingly arriving at the us-mexico border being released into the nation's interior. according to newly released data, people are fleeing putin but we don't know who the individuals are either, right? >> that is correct. looking back at 2021 we saw a huge influx of number of people from russia coming to the u.s. being released into the united states and now in the first two quarters alone regarding surpassed at number 2021 you might be able to say the root cause is the work taking place in russia but it was already

started and it started because president biden opened the borders to everybody and when he does that, you're going to see people countries who don't necessarily like us and they might want to do us harm and that is the problem, we do not have enough time to properly vet the individuals to find out what their intentions are here in the u.s. and that makes it scary for the safety and security of all american public throughout the entire country. liz: reuters reports border patrol encounters 6400 russians and four months between october to january this year, you're right, trucking already more than roughly 4100 the entire 2021 fiscal year so how much hired is ago? >> we expect it to be astronomical especially now taking place in ukraine and russia we are seeing a large number of ukrainians. a lot of those people are going to be regiment refugees from

craig, legitimate refugees should be treated as such but when you have started to ramp up russians in 2021 and that number continues to come and get larger before the war even started, that's the problem we are seeing, dealing with 151 front countries from around the world, three quarters of the world we are dealing with right now strictly based on our policies of catch and release from releasing people into the u.s. after violating our laws that's the reward for violating our laws rather than taking proper enforcement action. liz: who want to welcome women and children and taken, we are an honorable nation and want to help people but the problem is when you have an open border and people seek asylum, they are crowded out there shoved to the back of the line and that's right becomes an inhumane

policy, right? >> were not just the most honorable nation, where the most compassionate nation as well, we want to look for the people we can help and serve but when you can't do the proper vetting and release people just to have them disappear, when you put people across the border illegally ahead of those trying to do it the right way and you have a broken system and that's what we are currently experiencing right now and when you look listen to the state of the union, it upsets us to put the uniform on and patrol the border, it upsets us when we hear president biden say he's going to share the border when he's done nothing. when you look at the numbers we are on pace in the month of march to go over 180,000 apprehensions and that doesn't include thousands of getaways we are dealing with as well. we are on pace to have the biggest market we've ever had in the history of border patrol infects the concern and again it's driven by catch and release. if we reward people for

violating our laws, they will continue to do it. liz: the president is talking about russian oil embargo, not talking to u.s. energy, not talking about rather when tax revenues fund with the texas border and other orders deal with when it comes to taking in the size of kansas now every year, your meeting with the governor of texas on the one month anniversary of operation lone star, what stripes have been made to stop illegal operation and human and drug trafficking trades. >> first, it sad estate has to step up to the plate do what the federal government is supposed to do but because of everything we've seen the loopholes exploited based upon the policies, governor abbott has had to do what he's doing. if it wasn't for texas dps, if it wasn't for them being in the airgas, we have gaps that would

be astronomical the cartel would exploit so the cartel, because of governor abbott's work on the cartel are moving to other states but we got to secure the border holistically, not just one state but the federal government doesn't, you don't have governors states like governor abbott and you are going to create the holes the cartel exploits. liz: a used to be hillary clinton, joe biden, chuck schumer, diane feinstein, chuck schumer, they're saying tough border security, we need border security to survive as a nation but now it's shifted to the other side, it's done a 180, final word on that? >> if you look at joe biden, he voted for the secure fence act to build walls but now because of politically expedient for him, he's going against that, i can support security because that's what his base want.

look at the uptick in his numbers, it's strictly on his base, not independent or republican. liz: good to see you, i'm elizabeth mcdonald, you have been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness, that does it for us, thank you for watching and we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: the oil war has officially begun battle raging in ukraine, president biden today announcing banning import of russian oil and gas but who will feel more pain, vladimir put are you and your fellow americans? now going to walk everywhere. the move is in response to russian to produce free, an official term, we are told despite ukrainian resistance from a humanitarian crisis continues to deteriorate if the russian bombing campaign reportedly escalated. this mor