outrageous. liz: we love having you on. been watching but evening edit on foxbusiness, that does it for us, thank you for watching and we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: the war is going swell for vladimir putin, he's not angrily talking about a purge of russian traders. that's real. turning into hunter babies -- hundred biden's angry babies. [laughter] it comes as more people are calling him a war criminal but can ukraine be a paranoid lunatic with thousands of nuclear weapons? rescue workers reportedly searching for survivors in a theater in mariupol after a russian attack blue two pieces.

we are getting some good news the people who were sheltered in the bomb shelter actually are emerging from the wreckage, 1000 refugees said to be hiding in that basement. experts say there's no way russians did it by accident, it was a landmark in the center of the city and the work children was written in russian and huge white letters on the pavement outside. if attacking that place isn't pure evil, i don't know what is and secretary of state antony blinken -- are not going to move my face when i talked, saying he now thinks putin is a war criminal and the russian leader could be on the verge of taking the war in a more dangerous direction. >> we have a strong sense of what russia could do next. we believe moscow may be setting the stage to use a chemical weapon and falsely blame ukraine to justify escalating attacks on the ukrainian people. kennedy: the other side, volodymyr zelenskyy and henry

his term offensive this time visiting wounded kids and elderly in a hospital in kyiv a day after he urged our president biden to enact a no-fly zone over his war-torn nation and on the same day he begged german to do more. we'll have more in a little bit the refugee crisis continues to deteriorate 3 million ukrainians have now left their home and many more are trapped and terrified with no way out. doctors and aid workers from around the globe are doing what they can to get there and help. joining me tonight from lviv is medical director and fox news contribute, doctor jeanette nash what is live in ukraine, what are you seen? >> we are seeing everything. thousands of refugees off the train every single day and they need food and shelter and medical care, everything from hungry babies to heart attacks,

fractures, lacerations, infected wounds and we are blessed we are able to give them basic care they need so they can be well enough to move on whether poland or germany or any other country willing to take them in to flee from the possibility of death and farming and destruction in their homes which is unfathomable. kennedy: i know lviv is further west, are you in harms way? have you heard any sound or scenic sites of war other than refugees telling their stories where you are? >> yes, an hour or so ago, the sirens went off, that happened yesterday while taking care of patients so we had to go underground. it was scary, surreal but we have the shelter in underground safety we can go to when we hear sirens and alarms. no actual attacks here, we have 30, 40 kilometers away but we are taking safety precautions

and not letting our guard down at all but most of the patients i am seen are coming from kyiv, sumit and making their way here. some of my patients even told me one of the most difficult things for their journey is they are trained being attacked whilst trying to flee, i can't imagine running from home trying to avoid death and destruction and being attacked while doing so, it's unbelievable. we want to provide as much support as possible for the refugees and ukrainians try to get them where they need to be in a safe manner. kennedy: how intense is the medical facility you are asked? what kind of services can you provide i know it's a mobile unit but are you able to perform operations? what happens if you have someone come off the train who needs medical help beyond what your

team is capable of administering right now? >> here at that emergency hospital field is phenomenal, incredible facility incredible surgeons and doctors and nurses where i work is the mobile medical unit at the train station because i'm an urgent care dr. urgent needs we can try our best to take care of them but today i had a patient, her wrist is completely deformed it was clear, i did need an x-ray, it's clear it's broken, fractured so i had her come to the emergency hospital to be evaluated by an orthopedic surgeon, have an x-ray determine if she needs surgery or put her in a splint some things we can manage because we do have doctors and specialists but if it's something that requires hospitalization, we can send them to nearby hospitals and

pray for their recovery. kennedy: absolutely and we all are, we want you to stay safe. is it worse than you thought? >> it is here, it's chaotic, stressful, the anxiety is hi, a lot of tears and crying, a lot of high blood pressure and high heart rates, people coming without their medication, sick and weak and dehydrated from suffering from hypothermia, a lot going on but one thing i can see firsthand how inspiring ukrainian people are, they are courageous people, fighters and i hope they continue with that and i hope the u.s. continues to support them, it's critical we continue providing them support they need to get through this. kennedy: yes so they can heal and i hope peace comes soon so they can do that with sovereignty intact.

doctor jeanette, thanks for coming by, appreciate talking to you. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: as i said at the top, president zelenskyy begging germany for help, he tried shaving the germans to helping mark say there promise of never again was quote worthless if they do not in fact act. also invoked ronald reagan to get his.across. >> ronald reagan once said and berlin, tear down this wall. i want to tell you now, tear down while. kennedy: reagan, reagan. germany is way more invested in the outcome than we are, they are addicted to russian natural gas, to power their industry keep the lights on. why are they not stepping up more? this is their backyard, do they expect the u.s. to pay for everything and provide everything cushion the blow when we are in a massive global war? tonight man panel, former trump advisory board member, jason

meister is here along with democrat strategist former biden campaign surrogate and my personal shamrock, kevin walling, always good luck. foundation for economic education, cofounder of base politics, brad polumbo is back. let's talk about this, jason, there's been a pattern emerged for president zelenskyy, he goes to the legislative heartbeat of whatever country he's talking to whether parliament and uk or canada, the u.s. congress and now he's gone to germany and invokes great leaders to exhort these countries to help him. is it working or is it too much? >> i think he is being very effective and knows points to pressure and which cases to make

to each country. not only did he invoke world war ii slogan when he was addressing germany but also invoked 9/11, he invoked pearl harbor, martin luther king speech as well when he addressed the u.s. congress so he's very effective in that but the truth is, adolf hitler and joseph stalin are not in this conflict. this is an entirely different moment in time and putin and zelenskyy do not fit into the world war ii model. i can see what president zelenskyy is doing and i respect him and appreciate what he's doing, protecting his country and people but the truth is if the u.s. will use military solutions to address humanitarian problems, i think it will only make it worse, only inflamed humanitarian problem. that's why we need to replace bomb sellers with diplomats and make a peace deal. kennedy: i do agree the united

states will send money, the bottom lines and flip them. we need to send more in humanitarian aid and less in weapons call me crazy but i've been looking at this cabin, the germans are still very much accepting russian energy. yes, the canceled the nord stream two pipeline but they are still taking and russian oil and gas so they have a greater responsibility, why is everyone leaning on the u.s.? >> you are right and of course russia is in germany's backyard. i think one of the important things to come out of this invasion, putin's invasion of ukraine is germany is starting to get their act together when it comes to its own defense. not only increasing percentage of money spent on defense gdp but buying warships or military provisions and hopefully they step up support among this

speech you played from president zelenskyy, to schultz and his elected leaders, i think that us one good thing and i've been saying for a long time europe has been dependent, this is something democrats are opposed, this is something donald trump talked about, being dependent on america for security, we are seeing in real time how important it is for europe to be a steady hand and step up their own game in regards to the crisis. kennedy: by liquid five natural gas from someone you can trust. someone with poor eyes who speaks french and has two thumbs. walk. brad polumbo, what you see in terms of president zelenskyy's outreach? has it been appropriate? do you think he did enough to move germany and increase what

they are offering and what they can do to bring peace? >> i completely understand where he's coming from, trying to pull out all the stops and make appeals to advocate for his people in his country but what we have to understand is americans responsibility to america first germany is responsible to the german people so when zelenskyy asks for things that are fundamentally unreasonable or endanger us like a no-fly zone ukraine which would literally require us to shoot down russian planes and potentially enter a hot war with a nuclear power, he can appeal all he wants but he needs to get a heart no in response. he said income is not as important as peace. it's easy to say this but a lot of this is interlinked and he's already at war with russia but we don't want to be and can't be so while i have every sympathy in the world for him, we can't grant all the requests he's making. kennedy: now because i can make us and the world much less safe. believe it or not, it feels like when you are under season, in

the middle of an onslaught an innocent people are targeted, that it can't get worse. believe me, it can get much worse and it has to be adults in the room who say we do have to put our needs first because when we've gotten into wars with millions of people killed, we are not going to do that right now or ever again. meanwhile, vladimir putin going full colonel in his latest rent to the russian people now vowing to purchase country of quote traders. listen to this ominous warning he gave to russian people and address from the kremlin. >> any people and even more the russian people, will always be able to true patriots from demonstrators and spit them out like a fly that excellently flew into their mouth, space them out. i'm convinced cleansing a society will only strengthen our country. kennedy: christmas.

who are these so-called traders? ordinary russians speaking out against war, 15000 of them have been in prison so far. oligarchs buddies how far will he go to purge them and their great yachts? what you see here, jason? >> these remarks by putin show how seriously dangerous this is becoming. putin clearly underestimated russia's military capability. kennedy: i think he overestimated. >> ukrainians -- i'm sorry, he overestimated. right. he also underestimated ukrainians ability and effectiveness in resisting and i think he misunderstood how fast the scope of the response from the western world would be and how powerful it would be but we as americans can't underestimate

the fact that and ruthless nuclear power i think they are in dire straits, look at the possibly due to this world? this could quickly escalate to a nuclear war between russia on one side and later on the other and no one wants that. kennedy: no one in nato wants that, no one in the free world wants that, no one who lives in a country that has nuclear armament no one wants that but it doesn't seem like vladimir putin doesn't want it not enough, too many negatives there. you know what i am saying. [laughter] >> yes, it's a nightmare scenario, hot war between multiple nuclear power, powers but 15000, that's what we can report just from the west in terms of internal arrest between russia. the woman who came before live tv coverage, a protest at work shortly arrested -- we have wnba

star still in prison on charges right now so we can only surmise so much from not being on the ground and what they are reporting but he believes he can fail his way out of the conflict and i don't think that's going to be a winning solution in the end for a guy like vladimir putin. kennedy: does it look like he has losing, brad? what you read from this when you hear that speech and how he is characterizing his own country? he supposedly wants to go to ukraine to unite them with mother russia and killing them and not talking about killing some and traders in his own country. >> these are the death rattles of an authoritarian sub, he is flailing here and note are not going well. the invasion is not going to plan it i don't think the russian people -- lots of them only have access to state propaganda but a lot of them would you get through the

information wall, they don't support this. they have shared culture and family in ukraine. a lot of these people don't want this so we have to make the distinction between putin and the people and that's why he's doing this authoritarian crackdown because people don't want war, only dictators do. kennedy: and the military-industrial complex, they want to turn up the war machine and war footing as jennifer granholm said, that was terrifying but you're right death rattles is a great and dangerous description. main panel is sticking around because we have a new game. mike tyson about this situation in his edible years. ♪♪ i am so excited. next, cdc extended federal mask mandate for air travel. planes are safe and clean and is it even legal? lawmakers say no. take off the mask.

thomas maffei joins week to discuss next. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

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air travel hitting new highs, have you been to the airport? mask 50 right there with it but some republicans are doing something about it, there's a new lawsuit led by liberty loving kentucky republican, thomas maffei, he claims it illegal because congress did not approve and cdc doesn't have the authority to impose it especially for so long two weeks to flatten the curve. the lawsuit be enough to get masks off planes? here with me now congressman thomas -- welcome back to the shop. >> thank you for having me on. kennedy: i just flew back from london on sunday and being in a mask for eight hours sucks. all the airlines are like are planes are so clean, we have filters and clorox teams and we are bleach your face. you still have to wear a mask and some flight attendants are unpleasant when you're taking.

your thoughts? markets ridiculous and look at the hypocrisy, the state of the union, the room was packed with senators and punishment not wearing masks and this week when zelenskyy addressed congress, we were packed in like sardines, no mass or testing, no social distancing. why is the government still doing this to people on airplanes? they do not have the authority, i'm sick of hearing them come on the intercom and say federal law requires because there's never been a federal law passed really good points. >> i want to raise my hand and to tell the flight attendant i'm sorry, i vote on these laws and we have not voted on that one but we've gotten sick of it and senator rand paul 16 congressman and i filed the lawsuit in federal court in saint the cdc lacks authority under the back to side, the same statute the supreme court said did not give them authority to do eviction moratorium. we think we've got a case here and even if the supreme court or

lower judge giving injunction soon from lower court even if they agree gives them the authority, they would have to agree it violates nondelegation clause, we can't give that much lawmaking authority to the cdc so we haven't. kennedy: we can have a supreme court imposing chevron -- that allows the alphabet agencies to run our lives. we are going to share ways and version, two of the major airlines in the uk getting rid of their mask mandate. in london we went around three days and did not wear a mask we had people who want to ms and immunocompromised, comorbidities, that's fine, protect yourself and get a mask and keep yourself safe. for everyone else especially little tiny kids who need to say see faces and others who don't

want this on planes, time to edit. why not just pass a lot and get your friends together with frustrated democrats and pass? >> biden would have to sign it. affected passed in the senate, congressional review act which would strike this down past and i think it was eight or nine senators, democrats went against joe biden, he's threatened to veto that law and it's another reason we felt had to bring this lawsuit. i have a friend in minnesota whose 2-year-old needed heart surgery in boston and they couldn't put the mask on the 2-year-old, the airline wouldn't get them exception, they drove 30 hours for the 2-year-old to get the surgery and 30 hours asked. it's unscientific and cruel to children. kennedy: i've seen these inhumane -- that's an extreme circumstance and shame on the airline, whoever they were going to fly with that isn't going to offer an exemption because

corporations can stand up and have humanity, a group of pilots so they don't have to be on these long flights because it's optimizing their performance and their safety as well so what will it take? you think injunction from a lower court will be enough for will have to make its way to the supreme court? >> i think we will cap injunction at the lower courts, multiple lawsuits. i think iris has the most visibility but the private from jetblue are suing from a ken paxton and texans are suing over this and i hear a lawsuit about to be filed in florida. one of us is going to win the lawsuit and to stop the mask mandate because the cdc isn't going to do it willingly. kennedy: so what's better,

texas, florida or commonwealth of kentucky? >> we got a good judge, a federalist judge by ran amok in kentucky so we think we have a good chance, if they act at their own pace so a judge could wait six months or rule in six days so i think we've got a good chance at the venue in kentucky and get a federal injunction and stop this. the people can go breathe freely. kennedy: we will keep you posted, good luck with that and fight the good fight for freedom. thank you. coming up, let's have some fun, it's game night, st. patrick's night. are they dumber than a college student? a new game, clap crown. play along next. ♪♪

we've got a new game at time for testing our college knowledge

with the classiest game on television. every year american shells out billions for higher education, are they learning real skills are burning through bills? a team from the most critical his college classes in america and now we will see if our panelists can tell the difference between real university courses and fake ones we made up at the bar. whoever gets the most right is a $10 credit at the student union. jason, kevin and brad. are you ready? >> let's do it. >> ready. kennedy: jason, -- i got to make my thing -- this one is for you jason. is this a real college class? tree climbing. >> real. kennedy: it is. cornell university outdoor education tree climbing course will teach you how to get up the

canopy of any tree, no experience necessary. cornell is not cheap. good thing to learn. hopefully that will boost your gpa. >> gorgeous. kennedy: it really is, yes, thank you. okay, brad -- sorry -- wait, it went to three. here's kevin, they were out of order. everyone is already drinking. [cheering] not here either. is this a real college class? spider-man, the matrix social disparity. >> it sounds like it is. kennedy: now, it's not. you didn't get that one, kevin. he said he were sober. >> i better start drinking. kennedy: you have my permission. brad, is this a real college class?

inking about harry potter. [laughter] just thinking about him. [laughter] >> it sounds real. kennedy: it is real lawrence university from the syllabus, course examines social and political implications of harry potter on society. i just love thinking about him it's so deep. jason and brad, on the board with one. jason, here's your next question. the science of pokémon. >> oh god. fake. kennedy: it is fake. jason has two. kevin, next question, is this a real college class? making will become a class about whoopi goldberg. [laughter] >> i hope so and i want to take it so badly. kennedy: you can take it. is it real?

>> yeah, it's real. kennedy: oh it is, good job. from the syllabus, symposium on the career of whoopi goldberg including lessons titled what part of will be as you? >> oh. kennedy: she is special. all right. brad, here's your next question, is this a real class? how to watch television. [laughter] >> yes, real. kennedy: it is real. they promised their students to analyze the experience of watching television. this is why i want my 16-year-old daughter to become a sitter and not waste her time here. [laughter] jason and brad, your time is to a piece. jason, you could hop in the lead with this. is this a description of a real college class from the syllabus? students will learn the single best strategy to win at starcraft.

>> real. kennedy: that is real, 343. it's called the strategy of starcraft. the university of california barkley, not the number one public school in the country because that belongs to ucla. thank you. kevin, is this a real college class? what happens when you don't clip your toenails? [laughter] >> i hope that is fake. kennedy: did you say is real or fake? >> fake. kennedy: it is fake. good job. okay, brad. is it real college last? which gender in my? >> i bet that israel. [laughter] kennedy: it's not. >> thank goodness. kennedy: one more round. it's worth two points each.

is this a real college class, unbearable whiteness of party? real or fake? >> real. kennedy: you are unbeatable. but to the use and a naked party. is this a real college class? study and practice. >> yes, absolutely. kennedy: no. brad, you won't win but you will come in second, is this a real college class? american pro wrestling. >> no. kennedy: it is real. social history media surrounding masculine drama of professional wrestling. oh god. verse. party panel, you did great, jason, you did the best so you

get $10. month don't spend it all in one place. jason, kevin, brad, beautiful and panel. >> happy saint patty's day. kennedy: russians may think they are tough but can they handle ukrainian boxers? mike tyson is here to chat about that and his new articles coming up next. ♪♪

two things we like around here, closing in on kyiv for the city has two of the best fighters history in its corner from a vladimir from boxing champions have taken up arms against the russian military, they say they

are repaired to fight to the death to save ukraine, tough guys like this should the russians be shaking in the shorts? during me tonight, fox a champion of the world ran officer of tyson 2.0, mike tyson returns. we got tyson 2.0 chairman, welcome, gentlemen, great to see you both. >> hey, kennedy. kennedy: i am so excited to hear about your fight and we are going to talk about that but first, have you spoken to either of them? >> we know each other but i have not spoken to him. kennedy: is there anyway you what fight vladimir for charity to raise money for humanitarian efforts in ukraine? >> i think we need more than fighting for charity for not, we need to take it very seriously they are doing the most

important job right now you can't get more terrible than that. kennedy: they are incredible people. also ukraine has produced some of the best boxes on the planet. are they tough people? >> the history of ukraine has proven they are tough people. the beginning of time, they've been fighting the russians and it became a business at first because so many people got involved, it became a war on humanity. kennedy: yes and now the world is watching people feel powerless so chad, let's talk about might bite? is there a way mike bites, your shaped canvas edibles that contain chd fact has a chunk of your taken out -- had an edible

year during a boxing match with mike tyson, not me, him. mike bites somehow relax people so they would be in a more peaceful state of mind x. >> yes, edibles have different types of reactions to different people but mike bites, it's vegan and gluten-free and for us mike having a big part of this month we feel confident it will be a premier medical and we drop yesterday and probably soft -- it sold out. we can't keep it on the shelves so i think the consumer reaction is very strong. kennedy: is that thc reaction strong? how does it make you feel when one eats a mike bite?

>> i eat quite a few of them so i can tell you what one would do for you. [laughter] kennedy: have you talked about these? as he tried a mike bite? has he given samples approval here? >> i think you would really enjoy mike bites and what help him improve but he really doesn't understand it. kennedy: he can get there, it's an evolution, a process. i'm sure there is a time in your life -- >> i am so proud he didn't give up. you are right. kennedy: absolutely. i think he can get that, but kokomo start with an edible and you go down a beautiful path of redemption and spirituality and maybe that is what the world

needs right now, am i right? >> your preaching to the choir, you should be on tyson 2.0, it's great. kennedy: but make that happen, i would love to make that happen because i love talking about these things and have you on the show, your pushing boundaries in new ways and making people think and laugh trying to make the world a better place so i appreciate that. mike and chad, thank you both for your time please come back and don't forget the gifts for the kids on the show. love you, thank you. topical storm is next. ♪♪

jussie smollett released from jail after being convicted for faking his own hate crime. he said he's relieved to be a free man but also terrified because his attacker is on the loose. that's a horrific act of violence and this is topical storm. topic number one. st. patrick's day and people across the world are coming to work to get drunk. as we used to call it, the pandemic. let's look at the best celebrations caught on video, don't jiggle your dangle. talk crack of dawn or top of the

morning. he's people winking at the bar at 8:00 a.m., two hours later than usual. i would go to chicago pizza is deeper than the people. they celebrate changing the color of their river, they say it's not toxic for the fish but to be honest, something looks a little green in the gills. now florida, celebrating their, for many floridians this is the closest they'll ever come to eating a salad. here in new york city, patrick's day parade came roaring back with bagpipes, some of them wearing traditional irish guilt new york city, pretty much every man wearing his skirt. finally, something to drown out the noise of stabbing victims on the subway. i can't hear you bagpipes and eric adams was even there. the guy more than the bagpipes.

happy st. patrick's day to everyone, i hope you celebrated like i did by pounding whiskey before work. thank you. topic number two. shocking news about a topical storm favor, you might remember doug the petito, 17-pound in the garden of our favorite new zealand company, they trusted up", taking it place to place just like joe biden does with her vegetables but it turns out it was at that. after dna tests revealed it is not a petito, it is a record. doug remains in the freezer while they resubmit for the world's largest petito look-alike. unfortunately, that currently held by brian stelter. what a handsome devil. a prankster struck again. he might have seen infiltrating

counsel meetings to highlight the terrible public policies. in february, he went on a rant to the city's mayor on how often portland was for drug users. >> alexander addressing counsel cleaned out there frontal, the pcg is clean, the cleanest i've ever seen. [inaudible] for four hours, we were at the mcdonald's. kennedy: here he is yesterday pretending to be a member of the taliban, thanking the mayor for providing sanctuary city for fellow militant. >> plus up mohammed to address sanctuary city. >> i want to say on behalf of taliban that you are the best

mayor in the united states of america. [inaudible] that i call taliban. >> can we move to the next person? kennedy: can we move to the next person? may be the most ridiculous person in that video. stay with me. mayor wheeler. topic number four. wednesday night, we feature your dogs. on thursday we feature your thoughts. ratings are better on wednesdays. we are male, tammy starts us with kennedy nation, what is wrong with you, girl? evergreen question from 30 years ago, tammy. pick up the memo, woman. darlene right watching you gives me acid reflux turning to gas and polish my dog.

don't blame that on me, woman. at kennedy nation, are you really clueless? no, silverstone. kennedy, basically my spirit animal. the best i got, that's all i got. i'll be right back. ♪♪

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