vote last night, 2700 pages released at 1:30 a.m. and you still had hundreds of republicans voting in favor. i don't understand. liz: for to steal, come back soon. i am elizabeth mcdonagh, you've been watching the evening at it, that does it for us we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ >> europe, ukrainians destroying millions of refugees fleeing and terror and fear russians could use chemical biological or nuclear weapons. i'm david asman and for kendrick, glad you could join us. we are told russians now have several cities completely surrounded, almost nobody can escape and no food or medicine can get in. people decimated cities like manifold where maternity hospital was destroyed, said to be drinking water out of puddles to survive.

there's also no power, no heat and it's currently 21 degrees there. this is a lift look at the capitol of case, russian troops reportedly a few miles away but today ukraine's president had a harsh warning for invading, listen. >> if you just go home, your commanders will say he's to have a chance in ukraine, nothing awaits you here, you're taking our life to pay with yours. >> chemical or biological weapons be a game changer and war crime. unfortunately vladimir putin seems intent on pushing hard without any fear of push back. if he's backed into a corner, will he do something that could provoke a world war? ukrainians are fighting back fighting back hard. this is video shooting a rocket garage at russians, the location is unclear but back here at

home, the big story is how the war is affecting our economy, even higher gas prices today, another record. national average for a gallon, $4.32, almost a dollar more than just a month ago. it's the beginning of the conflict, the president used vladimir putin for price hikes began long before the invasion did. >> i will do everything in my power to limit the pain american people feel at the gas pump i'll do everything i can to minimize price hike here at home. [inaudible] >> can't do much right now. >> russia is responsible. as we all know, inflation has been a serious problem for a while but the war certainly has charged energy inflation and while it might seem callous, the worry about it while war is raging, it's important to remember energy is a major

national security concern and the two stories are inextricably intertwined so how can we tackle between crises? draining, republican congress and former air force pilot in utah on the house intel and appropriations committee, chris stewart. congressman, thank you for being here, appreciate you being here. since you are an expert in airpower, let's talk about this fiasco, back on sunday we have secretary of state blinken suggesting that supposed to move into the conflict in the ukraine, maybe we would have ukrainian pilots go to poland to fly them into ukraine so we didn't get u.s. pilots involved but then tuesday the pentagon says that's not possible, that's inconceivable and maybe even a move to germany would not be possible "wall street journal" talked about this flip-flopping and set will put into use chemical weapons or tactical expo made him refusing to respond because it fears world

war iii, the big mistake may let mr. putin believe his threats will make nato stand down, are we going to pay for this fiasco? >> it certainly lends to the credibility of this administration and i think vladimir putin has made a couple of strategic mistakes. he clearly underestimated the will of ukrainian people and clearly underestimated the will of the world to unite against him and that the calculation he's going there. i don't think vladimir putin wants to go to war with nato, i don't think you want to go to war with the u.s. but if he reaches where he feels like his very survival, literally and politically is dependent on a victory in ukraine, any of us do fear what his response might be, perhaps chemical weapons or something worse, i don't think he will get to that, i pray it doesn't bring you to be very careful as we move forward and

bring out of response against could be a cataclysmic outcome we are not careful in how we respond by mistake quickly, there are things we can do now, i hope we get to talk about energy, that's the most obvious but also humanitarian crisis taking place, more than 2 million ukrainians across the border into poland, they are not cared for, the u.s. could be on the effort and i would be significant. a message to the world and vladimir putin. david: before we leave this fiasco, i have to ask what they can do about the javelins and stingers and drones can't do, we saw some action outside of kyiv within the past 24 hours on the northeastern type of kyiv, a column of tanks moving it, a lot of them taken out by the javelins and resources they now have, or could they do that the javelins can't do? >> there are some, for example

the range further into other targets with the range and they also have more arguments, i have mixed mind on this. as you say, i'm a former air force pilot, i know the power of airpower in its one of the real mysteries, some of the smartest people in our government how in the world vladimir putin has not gained air superiority and especially it would happen within a few days, maybe three days and i think part is that air force simply is not as good as we thought i think there would be some value in having these available to training pilots but i don't think it tips the outcome in a significant way. if it does, it could complicate our relationship moving forward trying to negotiate something. david: we are going to talk a lot more about energy but i want one question about energy for you, we just heard biden suggest

inflation we are experiencing particularly with energy inflation in russia but we have seen the prices go up from months before the russia was even on the radar. >> this is our president saying american people don't have a memory 36 hours. no happened to anna since he became president but look at the policies initiated, he's literally shut down u.s. production, going from net exports going to iran for heaven sakes. the saudi arabia or venezuela, we are going to the world's greatest sponsor of terrorism, iran and faking to increase production because he wants increase it at home. it's literally anything and congress, it's a very high bar to reach. david: thank you so much for being here tonight, appreciate

it. >> thank you. david: president biden has never made a secret about his plans to kill america's fossil fuel industry, he said on the campaign trail, watch. >> i guarantee we are going to end fossil fuel. >> would there be any place for fossil fuel including coal and fracking in a biden administration? >> no, we would work it out and make sure it eliminated no more subsidies for either one of us, no more subsidies for fossil fuel industry, no more drilling on federal lands, no more drilling including offshore, no ability for the oil industry to continue to drill. david: with all back, folks were not surprised that oil and gas prices began to go up days after biden was elected. look at that, energy traders and companies knew what was coming from biden now makes the implausible claim that putin is responsible for oil and gas price hikes but it's clear as you can see from the chart, these are biden's price hikes, not putin's price hikes.

with me here, executive director of the power of power of the future, daniel turner, great to see you in person. biden had the audacity to come out with # putin's gas type if you can put the chart back up on the screen second, we call them biden's oil hike and biden's gas hike from our we right in doing that? >> absolutely, from the first day he was inaugurated he made multiple series of steps from banning oil and gas going forward, we talk about keystone but the oil and gas leases from banning exploration and more and all of this sent signals to the industry expo the industry investment don't plan for the future and oil and gas, like a lot of commodities markets our future forward thinking six months a year out in a year in percent there's no reason to invest because biden will punish

them. david: there so many areas we have had to back check the president in his assistant jen psaki spokesperson, so many areas from one that putin's problem from we showed it's clearly something that preceded russia invading ukraine or even thinking about it but jen psaki tries to make the case that this is an oil from the administration, you have 9000 leases approved and it's the oil business problems but they are not digging the oil and getting the natural gas out of the ground to what you say what? >> like putin, the oil and gas is a perfect scapegoat so they don't have to own the policies. jen psaki doesn't know what elyse is and often confuses the term lease and permit as if they were interchangeable. just because you have access to land does not mean you have permits to do exploratory drilling or actual drilling, fracking will bring things to market there are a series of

hundreds of steps also requires capitol and a lot of labor. the capitol has been told by janet yellen we shouldn't get any lending from the banking industry because fossil fuels are bad investment because of climate change. all of us, the government is trying to shut us down and we are seeing the results. david: you can go to the internet, i got in my hand now a list from blm bureau of land management, all the different things after you get a license you have to do in order to drill and then after you drill, find a way of getting the oil or gas to the market through pipelines shut down by the administration. he mentioned financing, financing is a big part of how oil and gas companies are able to drill and get the financing they need. sarah raskin, the nomination for the fed, biden nomination in charge of banking industry and she wants to use that funds to keep thanks away from funding any fossil fuel projects.

>> and that's impossible because of the capital-intensive industry but there are literal tens of millions of dollars of loans necessary to move forward if the biden a penetration sent he's signal from john kerry sent signals and now the fed nominees are sending the signals, how is the industry going to respond other than freezing up and bring up right? you mentioned one thing interesting got the permitting necessary, when you think it peak producing oil cheaper than bottled water, how amazing this industry is and celebrate that. david: it's not only drivers at the pump being hurt, businesses energy intensive, bakeries, restaurants and etc. and even farmers. seventy-five to 90% of production of nitrogen, used for fertilizer comes from natural gas. we now have a shortage, severe worldwide shortage of fertilizer because i can't get nitrogen because there's not enough natural gas is affecting farm products as well. >> fertilizer, pesticides and

all farm equipment runs on fossil fuel, most on diesel and diesel prices have doubled. we haven't even begun spring planting got so we will have a lot of really bad food prices and meet prices, packaging and transportation prices, all the costs will get added to the consumer so when he got to the store and a couple of weeks and months into the summer, it's going to be really painful. david: good to see you in person, thank you very much. coming up from ukrainians are begging jet fighters in a no-fly zone but so far we are only doing dumb things like antitank missiles but on the battlefield, is there really a difference? retired air force general nick mcguire joins me next to explain. ♪♪

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today on the health, markets are republican senator tom kohn questioned that logic. listen. >> do you believe there's a difference between missiles and antiaircraft missiles in one hand and aircraft on the other hand? i understandably thought. she finds the endless analyst believe that. i don't believe that. i don't believe it and i don't believe there's supporting on that. the russian pilot shot out of the air by anti- aircraft missile doesn't believe it either. david: truth to that. our the job was enough for ukraine to stop russia from taking over the country or should we give them airplanes, too? running, retired air force major general mcguire, former head of arizona's national guard and running for arizona senate. good to see you, thanks for being here. same question i asked the congressman, what could megxit do against the russians and javelins couldn't ask. >> thanks for having me, this is

an exclamation and you said it, the estimates are some as high as 6000 rushing soldiers killed, anti- tank weapons, anti- armor weapons, anti- aircraft weapons like singer as well as in my jeep 29, this will be used for defensive counter air, not going on offense, they bent and faded, if we give them singers and javelins been we need to be letting them move the 29th, the pilots picking them up and flying them in make 29th that they have, i had the opportunity to send pilots go, they are capable and can protect their home and. david: what is it that they can do for javelins couldn't? we saw a convoy east of kyiv we've been showing pictures of in its extraordinary what they can do on the ground what the

ukrainians are able to do to disable the tanks. the convoy we should mention north of kyiv the mile-long convoy has many more tanks, they probably don't have enough javelins to deal with it, is that where the makes can be used? >> they would be used to maintain clear skies, keep the helicopters out that the russians have used in other air breathing assets from the russian side to control airspace over kyiv and prevent direct fire from the air. long-range strikes from aircraft, that's what they would use them for, the fight on the ground is a discounted insurgency by the ukrainians using weapons to take on armored convoys and bottle things up. david: general, you do think

there is a role for nato and u.s. in particular to get into the airspace of ukraine to do a berlin style airlift, don't you? >> i do we need to do two things, de-escalate this, david. get put into the table and talk about opening up doors and move humanitarian aid and with some aircraft, separate and distinct with that, we need guarantees there would be cease-fire, an opportunity to get people in and evacuate noncombatants and wounded and make sure none of our folks work in harm's way. that's completely different than sending up a no-fly zone. if we did that, we'd have to make sure once we have that, we provide security to aircraft but is escalatory for us to take our own aircraft and put them in the airspace over ukraine and put ourselves involved in that conflict. i keep calling for people to

de-escalate this and bring put into the table and talk about how we can end this quickly. ukrainians freedom and liberties, they are not going to surrender overnight. david: you look at the mindset and what putin has done not only here for other conflicts like syria and the guy is determined, hell-bent, literally hell-bent on getting what he wants until he's stopped, physically stopped how do you get through that mindset when you -- he was mining some of these so-called orders for civilians. >> i think we are worried about that escalation and what does he want? got to get a leader who can talk to him and bring somebody to the table to say here we are, he's lost estimated half of the number of people he lost in the entire incursion into afghanistan by the russians.

how much longer will it go? we are on day 15. david: he's absorbing a lot of losses and we need to de-escalate on both sides. the loss of human tragedy israel, i keep saying no one prays for peace in the . david: we are going to talk about that but the morale of the soldiers, it must be at rock bottom because they were told a whole different story before they went in how they would be able to sweep it in a couple of days. we got to leave it at that cummaquid visio, thank you for coming, appreciate it. kamala harris meeting with the president of poland to discuss weapons and refugees, the only problem is she seemed to laugh off the crisis, should present biden send somebody else to deal with this? the panel is next. ♪♪

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with the world on the brink of nuclear war, biden administration sent top diplomat to poland to discuss army ukraine with additional fighter jets just kidding. he sent kamala harris and she did what she always does when wives are on the line, she brought levity to the situation by tackling madly for the no reason. this was her response with the president of poland when asked if the u.s. were taken ukrainian refugees. >> is the united states willing to make specific allocation for ukrainian refugees? >> okay. [laughter] [laughter] david: so out of place, was her behavior that even a former aide of president zelenskyy tweeted out quote, it would be a tragedy if this woman run the presidency, she later diplomatic week deleted but it was a

comment that could not be on scene and was i thought shared by millions. let's talk about this strategist and vice president of public relations chris barron, political analyst and former house democratic congressional press secretary rochelle ritchie correspondent from the foundation for economic education, brad polumbo, good to see you all. chris, it's pretty simple, one role in work diplomacy, you never belittle the possibility of world war iii among rights? >> of course. by the way, i'm trying to figure out if biden really wants war here. if you sent kamala harris, somebody who so far has been incapable of doing even the most basic functions of the vice presidency, to go speak in poland when we are staring at the possibility of nuclear war, it honest to god makes me wonder what is going through the minds of this white house, why would you sent kamala harris in this

environment knowing she's completely and totally incompetent not sending her with anything she's going to be able to give to polish people that she can give to ukraine? it felt like she was set up to fail and crazy enough, they wanted her to fail, i honest to god have no idea who's in charge. david: rochelle, that tweet was devastating from zelenskyy eight, why was she sent? >> she is the vice president of the united states and i think it's disheartening to hear people sit here and say and imply sending vice president harris to poland was somehow causing world war iii. the only person trying to cause world war iii is putin and it's also important to understand the president as she double down on her comments about a friend in need is a friend indeed, they spoke about the polish america relationship, the strongest it's ever been. also, he also chuckled as well. if anybody with a brain watching

this, you can see an awkward moment because they were trying to figure out. david: i would agree with you there, it was an awkward moment but the fact is about the people were disheartened the most by office, ukrainians. like zelenskyy. >> look, she's not that good at this and it's not the end of the world she cackled like this but it's awkward and a little creepy and not very impressive, frankly with her political skills if it's a shame because we could actually use some strong u.s. leadership on this issue. we should open a door to a reasonable amount of refugees from ukraine fleeing the violence of russia invaders, why not? we have space in the u.s., a very good betting system, the risk of crime or terrorism from a refugee that comes to the u.s. is minuscule statistically, as rare as reckoned beats up it's an issue where we could use leadership but kamala harris is not giving us that, she's giving us whatever it is .

david: let me just ask, why is it that she's sent to these no-win situations, extraordinarily difficult situations she doesn't have a lot of experience with if any at all, what is going on here? >> it makes no sense, if i were working for kamala harris, i would be suspicious. i am not a conspiracy race but if i work for the vice president, i asked tough questions about how come my boss continuously gets sent into situations that appear to be no-win situations for her and she's entirely unprepared for. there is a number of people who could have been sent and frankly right now, we need to do everything we can to de-escalate best. save ukrainian lives, nothing the vice president did today or the last couple of days helped that at all. david: there something going on within the administration to try to put her in awkward

situations? >> absolutely not and here's the thing, i wonder how many people actually went and read the transcript instead of just reading the headlines about her laughing. david: i saw the whole thing, it was not an inspiration, i got to tell you, not profile -- she didn't answer the question. >> she said we stand with the ukrainian people, she spoke about that. david: did you see her answer to the make question? she avoided the whole thing. she's not a diplomat, she has no experience in this. >> you're doing a disservice to the america people when you tell people and focus on one thing, supporting the ukrainian people, she's speaking about united states and ukrainian people what they need and standing with our allies so if you focus on one part, in awkward human error, human moment and ignore. david: i'm not focusing on the one thing, there are other parts

but we have to move on, others in the biden administration are treating ukraine as a joke or at least belittling the carnage and possible escalation into world war iii, john kerry, america supposedly climates are said this week the crisis in ukraine small petito's compared to the coming cartage from climate change, i'm not getting we are seeing climate refugees around the world. if you think migration is a problem or what we see now, wait until you seek 100 million people for whom the entire food production capacity has collapsed. david: is are anyone in the administration to act as a principal to at least stop people from embarrassing themselves and the administration? brad, you do not belittle the carnage going on in ukraine by saying it nothing compared to what's coming with climate change. >> look, i think these people are tone deaf and it shows, it is true there is reason to believe climate change will cause refugee displacement in

the future but it's not something we need to talk about right now we are literally on the precipice of a hot war with a nuclear power. it's not just ukraine at stake here as valiant as their cause may be, it's all of our safety because people in the u.s. are calling for things like no-fly zone which would require us to shoot down russian planes and potentially start a hot war with putin who has a nuclear arsenal so it's very tone deaf people buying an electric vehicle for this? david: the other thing is, americans right now are a heck of a lot more about inflation and what they are paying at the gas pump and climate change. is it right to bring up climate change in the context of things that americans really care about right now? >> no, i agree with the last panelist who spoke, his timing is off to talk about climate change and people migrating due to climate change, i agree thoughts up you're correct, a

lot of people say the american people don't mind paying to protect democracy, i think some are starting to mind when you see gas prices approaching $7 and people are trying to figure out how to put gas in the car to go back to work and take off the mask and do this and do that so there's a lot of frustration on the part of the american people but at the same time, i think we can't sit here and say this administration, america, our country has given a lot of money to the ukrainian people. we've given millions to support that in their efforts to escape and figure out where we can move them to so they are safe so we are doing our part so i think it's a little, it discredits ourselves as american to say this administration isn't doing enough because of what they are saying -- actions speak louder. david: chris, the practice america has been filling up at the pump for the past year end a

half and they have seen the price rise long before russia was on the radar, they saw ice going up and up, it's been super charged certainly by this crisis but it was growing up over a dollar before the crisis began. >> joe biden didn't do anything out of about it before and he said he can't do anything now. the comments from john kerry, i'm excited to see him channeling doctor evil, 100 million refugees, completely and totally made up number. this is what happens when you have people a culture, climate change culture refusing to see anything except through the lens of climate change, people die in ukraine right now, people are dying and can't help but bring up climate change, it's disgraceful and frankly, the president if he had any leadership on this, would tell john kerry to shut up. david: a lot of people are thinking maybe he's talking to his friends on his own private jet, his gas guzzling private jet flying to another climate change conference about how

great it is prices are going up and that will get americans off fossil fuels, the thought has passed a lot of people's minds. we'll see you in a moment, coming up also, inflation hitting another record high as experts warn a recession is eminent, is there any way out of this mess without a recession? this president biden care to do anything about it? scott martin is here to join me in moment to break it all down and moments. ♪♪

conflict with russia, gas lines down the block and grocery prices soaring beyond control, if you feel like you're in a time warp, you're not alone, we been here before and inflation jumped to 7.9% in february, this is the highest rate since 1982.

today from a trump economic advisor, kevin hassett warned of the dire state of the u.s. economy. watch. >> what we are doing is looking at inflation but out of control at a time when the economy headed toward a recession and the fed hasn't even started tightening get and we've got this runaway inflation and weakening economy. david: here with me now in studio, fox news contributor and kings you manager chief investment officer, from chicago but flew to new york just for the show, thank you for that. >> on my own accord. i got a little bit of skin care. david: let's pick up off what hassett was saying some of the problem is to deal with inflation, the fed will have to raise interest rates but reluctant, more reluctant now than before the russian invasion. if it tightening at all during a slow down, we got recession, don't we? >> to have a chance when the economy was growing on its own and it slowing on its own. i think will see one or two rate hikes and that's it by then, mix in oil prices and we are not at

summer driving season yet getting into spring break as my kids remind me everyday, it's like a month away. imagine that with oil prices mixon to the pet hiking interest rates, recession is on the doorstep if they're not careful. david: the only way to stop inflation, inflation we are heading toward, you look at the wholesale prices, 10% and that will head toward retail sector soon consumers are going to pay the price but have to do what was done in 1980, put interest rates above inflation, we have it the other way around. we have to have a ten year rate of ten or 12% to start kicking down inflation. >> it's under two and doesn't seemed like it wants to rise that much, it was like to 20 or so and fell again. it's concerning how far behind the curve the fed is but also

inflation has a bad rap but it's not bad if you are growing as an economy. the biden administration and local officials screwed up saying we know what's best for the economy and we know what to do coming out of covid and got in the way. all they did was juice inflation pictures, cut american jobs or people who were working from we have jobs, they are just getting paid to stay home and therefore the economy is mess with by the politics involved so therefore the economy is not breathing on its own so can't take care of what it would normally take care of. david: even though it was growing before russian invasion was on the radar screen, we now have president biden blaming russia for all of the inflation we've had, steve rattner, and obama economic advisor said today that's not true, these are february numbers, this is biden's inflation and he needs

to own it, this is an obama economic advisor so nobody will believe him and blaming russia, are they? >> i hope not but they are finding excuses. david: first supply chain and now russia. >> not to mention the war on oil. the other problem is the anecdote he told the american people, i think it was joe biden's cousin or friend came and told him how expensive a pound of ground beef was, it was over $5. we need her to go again and tell him how expensive everything else is because it seems he doesn't know. david: you know about commodity, they are going sky high as well. >> they are, they are going up on days when you would expect them to drop so they keep rising. chicago, another place destroyed by political environment as far as interference, cut down the economy. david: fertilizer disappearing on world markets.

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at least for the moment, media has moved on from covid hysteria but happy american people done the same? kennedy hit the streets of new york city to find out our people's on the virus or russia stolen the spotlight? >> what are you more worried about him a covid or russia? >> i'm afraid of nukes. >> covid or putin? >> covid. >> you've got the mask. >> i always wear my mask. >> how do we protect ourselves from russia? >> storing up food and making sure i have lights and candles and everything, just in case. >> you know what to get? iodine. what are you more worried about? you are not worried about i think? do you have wisdom we don't have? >> that's putin, what are you

going to do? >> do you think it's going to work out? >> it depends on our president. >> do you like our president? >> i didn't trust him from the beginning, i didn't trust him for years ago. >> putin or covid? >> i am more worried about putin right now, just afraid we don't want to world war three. >> are you more worried about putin or covid? >> covid. [laughter] >> people with masks say covid, people without masks say putin. >> is not over here yet we must not yet are you more worried about putin or covid? >> putin. >> covid. >> putin are covid? >> putin. >> still worried about covid but at this time, that seems more imminent. >> i have a europe trip planned for the summer we went to the people of new york have their priorities straight? are different priorities there, the panel is back, rochelle ritchie and black brad polumbo.

i like the woman wearing the mask, still worried about covid and she is storing food, it sounds like she's about to dig a bombshell, i'm curious, are you storing food? >> it's hard for me to make light of either of these situations because i think about the people who died under putin's murderers actions and people like my father who die from covid in 2020, it's hard for me to make light of either of these situations especially pretty much criticizing kamala harris for having a joking moment with the polish president it's hypocritical, i don't have a comment. david: the problem is, a lot of people it's going from one crisis to another, they are so glad we are at the end stage with the pandemic intermediately have another crisis come in. >> exactly, the government and the people and expansion like

the mainstream media constantly want an emergency because it lets them expand authority and get emergency powers, it's from one to annexed, these things are serious but we can be vigilant, it's alarmism in this never-ending state of emergency because they want to scare people so they can control them. david: on the other hand, both are real, covid killed millions, this has the potential to kill millions, these are deadly serious. >> well guess what, the government made both of these situations worse so i much more afraid of joe biden and vladimir putin were covid. frankly, everything the president has touched, he's destroyed whether inflation, the border, crime, you name it, everything he touches he destroys so much more worried about joe biden than covid or vladimir putin. david: rochelle, you've got to get in on that. >> i mean, if he thinks -- it's

crazy to me, when people say that, it's because they don't know what covid can really do, if you're okay with blood on your lungs like my father that looks like black tar out of your lungs, if you are more afraid than biden and god bless us all. david: but brad -- go ahead. >> i'm afraid of government that makes covid worse and refused to acknowledge early treatment of covid and covid can actually save lives and did so yes in this case, i am afraid of our government because our government made that situation and the situation in ukraine worse. david: i've got to give brad the last word, 20 seconds, is government making the crises worse? >> it absolutely as and i can't get there shirtless image of putin writing a horse, that is haunting my nightmares. david: he is a nightmare, back guy is a nightmare, we've got to

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