catastrophic for america. liz: thanks for joining us, come back soon. you've been watching but even edit on foxbusiness. that does it for us, thank you for watching, we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: new week, here we go. we will quote never surrender, ukraine's response to a russian demand they wave a white flag if they want to work to stop and it comes as russians intensify their attacks including targeting busloads of children. russian military reportedly has been wrapping up shelley and now curfew in case until wednesday, eight people are dead after them all was blown up earlier today and mariupol, the situation said to be far worse. several hundred thousand people reportedly trapped in the city

there are bodies everywhere. entire city blocks completely destroyed but the true extent of destruction is still unknown because all communication in-and-out of the city is cut off along with food, water and electricity despite bombing, pentagon and other warm waters still believe russian military is having a very tough time. >> the russians have been frustrated, they have failed to achieve a lot of their objectives on the ground. they are stepping up what we call long-range fires, bombardment from afar. kennedy: what happens next? volodymyr zelenskyy says he wants to hold peace talks still with vladimir putin and he had a chilling warning of what could happen the talks fail. >> we have to use any format, any chance to have the possibility of negotiating possibility talking to putin but

if this attempts fail, that would mean this is a third world. kennedy: personally ordered military groups to assassinate zelenskyy. thus far, if not succeeded scheduled to fly to europe to meet with allies, is there anything biden can do or say to turn the catastrophe around? nights party panel, cohost of the gary and shannon show in los angeles, gary hoffmann is here, we've got democrat strategist radio host and fox news contributor also city of angels, leslie marshall is back in 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate, it is spike cohen, welcome, everyone. her to talk to you. russia say they will stop the

bombardment of mariupol if they wave white slacks and been allow civilian escape quarter horse, one leads to russia. so far ukrainians have set absolutely not, what do they know environment not surrendering? >> it's a move on their part throw in the white flight because it will not stop putin. it appears whatever plan a was failed miserably about 96 hours into the invasion so whatever plan be looks like, it looks like a health escape as you see in mariupol for kharkiv for soon on the outskirts of kyiv where they are lasting buildings indiscriminately basically whether it's the shopping mall, i think it's an image there of a shopping mall that went up apartment buildings or our schools or theaters, there's no

reason for ukrainians to believe the russians are going to quit anytime soon. even if they did surrender. i feel like a wild part in this is rarely prime minister naftali bennett said it looks like the russians have pulled back from their demand zelenskyy stepped down from power and ukrainians set will give up our quest for nato membership, if the prime minister is right, that is a significant move in the right direction at least a diplomatic solution. kennedy: gary, you think israel is the best broker or still hold the diplomatic part. >> israel is the only one being talked to by both sides. i don't think emmanuel macron has for a couple of weeks now and he was really the last western leader in contact with them. kennedy: told him to wear a

14000 proper quote for massive rally and that's horrible advice. lastly, question our present do as he meets with leaders in poland and brussels this weekend? work in the u.s. offer that will actually move the needle? we are hearing from the institute for the study of war and others russia are so demoralized and having their own by chain issues with their military, they are two weeks away from act actual stalemate so what can our president do? >> a few things from with the country in poland has so many refugees, certainly that is difficulty to the economy, the u.s. helped with that but there are refugees who prefer to come to the united states as opposed to they interrupt and the president is supposed to discuss that and how it would come about.

in addition to the 800 million and high-tech weapons sent to ukraine and allies did as well most recently, the next steps are knowing you are dealing with a madman who knows he's losing, is desperate and baddest dangers and one reason the united states and allies said no to a no-fly zone, you can't have a no-fly zone and they are concerned about what vladimir putin would do in regard to nuclear weapons still through the water of poland nato even though troops are at the ready. i think it's looking at plans a, b, c, d and e with allies based on what the individual thoughts. president zelenskyy said he wants a no-fly zone in the u.s. is not alone in saying that prompt a world war iii with vladimir putin. kennedy: spike, with the help of russian united states in 1994, ukraine obviously gave up nuclear stock pile, should they try to get back now?

[laughter] >> no backspace unfortunately, the russian government they gave it to finally in 1996 and by the way, every country watching seeing the nuclear proliferation means allow the larger companies to bomb or invade at will and you have no real ability to do every anything to stop them over there rally troops from other countries which probably will want to stay out because of their nuclear powers which is why we are not getting into this. i think what happens is it clear russian invasion did not go as i thought so now they are moving on to just bombardment. i think of the u.s. government biden administration wants to put an end to this, they need to give putin an article michael back to his country and say as a result of this military operations, special operations we got these concession and back would simply be we want to work on by step de-escalation both sides are doing that be verified

by both sides for normalization of relationships start as soon as you pull out of ukraine. what worries me is we are going to find out u.s. intelligence and military are doing in ukraine what they did in afghanistan when russia invaded there and make this into russia's iraq and if you recall, that led to the creation of al qaeda and taliban. kennedy: and so far has not ended well. it could happen for a long time and unfortunately all the people excited about war are really bad at the long game in fact what terrifies me about the unintended consequences don't occur to these people supposedly brilliant military strategist or dumb drums who don't know what they are talking about have no idea so protracted that kill so many people and all the while

destroying prosperity because a lot of people in russia right now want money, they don't want to be billionaires, they just want to put food on the table, they don't want to stand in line for two hours to get a loaf of bread. and hopefully there are enough rational people in the world, at least more will get that back on track. the panel was still stay here, much more coming up. russia ramping up attacks on the most vulnerable, pregnant women, sick children and old people with cancer, the world health organization reported healthcare facilities hit so far including cancer facility and fraternity children's hospital he saw earlier this month where four people were killed in mariupol at the facility including a pregnant woman and her unborn baby and thousands more were injured. the white house said is clear evidence putin is intentionally targeting civilians from a pentagon going even further claiming russian forces are actively committing war crimes. how can hospitals keep their

patients safe if the russians are blowing them up? maternity hospital director is here, thank you so much for being here. what adjustments are you making to your hospital people safe for the most vulnerable safe but also administer to administer who have been injured in the war you ask me -- be too hi, how is your hospital modifying in order to aid pregnant women, children and people who have been injured in the war. >> yes, our hospital is many hospitals in ukraine have been

destroyed, this moment it is closed and i spoke with a lot of doctors and hospital, one example. for this reason we understand the red cross is not a good defense for the patient's, the doctors and for their russia aggressive. i saw with my own eyes a lot of people in our hospital, medical activity and and after four and

shooting. and it's a terrible image of the war. i say that i feel a special feeling i've never felt before. in this situation, all people ask what is the solution of all of this situation? for us, it's very important not only describe the terrible place of the war for our people, and

from another view, for us it's important not only political from the western countries, for us it is important is military support because ukraine is not a huge country and for us it is the defendant not only ukraine but by ourselves only. we couldn't understand people on asked me also a no-fly zone of our cities and villages, the

special conditions because it is one way to defend our country. i saw with my own eyes and ukrainians. the ukrainian people defend not only ukraine, they defined all humans. kennedy: absolutely and i know your president made a plea to many western countries including germany and i think if germany wants to enforce a no-fly zone they absolutely should depending on how much they rely on russian

oil. our thoughts are with you and you are certainly doing the lords work and we pray for your safety and a resolution to all of this. thank you so much for being here. coming up, a group of russian elites planning to overthrow stinky putin can they pull off? is a russian revolution growing? plus, ron jackson in the hot seat for her confirmation hearings. will she sail through more will republicans put up a fight with a block? ♪♪ that's next. ♪♪ magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard.

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months. kennedy: dianne feinstein is like don't look at me. is it going to get ugly? here to discuss editor and chief fox news interpreter, mollie hemingway, welcome back to the show. >> great to be with you. kennedy: how is this going to go? obviously she's going to do what they all do, she's going to defer, she's going to reframe questions from a she's not going to answer anything overtly, she's not going to answer any hypotheticals so if there are people opposed to her judicial philosophy, how do they get to the truth her belief? >> i want to say during the kavanaugh confirmation hearings, it wasn't just after the confirmation hearings that ended the washington post and other activists robot divorce fourth and reopen the hearings. on the first day of the

kavanaugh confirmation hearings, repugnance editor who likely hearings was interrupted repeatedly, couldn't even make his opening statement over an hour because of how many times he was repeated. people getting arrested one before any accusations of gang rape. the whole hearings were a mess and a circus from the get-go, very much in contrast of what we are saying that i, durbin to give his ten minute opening statements, they did not interject or interrupt or create a circuit scene get people arrested, they just politely listened but democrats wanted to be where they allow this nomination to go through without any critical thinking or any review of what judge brown jackson judicial philosophy is an is that they should dig into that because she is incredibly radical judge, she's shown that to be the case so it's very important for a seat on the high court you understand what her

judicial boss if he is. kennedy: she's been confirmed by the senate, they are milieu with her, are there republicans on board with her nomination on back though, when you're confirming for a low position, it's not important to dig into what judicial philosophy is, when you are one of the nine on the supreme court, you aren't just going with presidents, you have to explain your view of the constitution. this judge is backed by some of the most left-wing groups, interesting she said she left the constitution some of the groups that spent literally altogether a billion dollars to elect joe biden and make sure she was the nominee have said horrible things about the constitution believing it should be destroyed if the document that's not good. she herself seems to support the administered state against the constitution. she very much fights the regulatory efforts in place to restore to the original constitution.

she has left wing political abuse, these are things worthy of being explored putting somebody on the highest court. kennedy: absolutely and that's the job of the senator's. having said that, are there republicans so far who have set they are warming to the idea of justice ketanji brown jackson? >> i don't know, i think the senator's on the committee will take their role seriously, it's important all republik and senators do that as well and -- with an open mind. i think they are probably going to mark march in lockstep but not just you as something i should be allowed to happen we could have horrible effects on the country to have somebody who doesn't have higher regard for e constitution and balance of powers government for the people. kennedy: if she's as radical as people, as you have played out,

they won't be part of that so what are they saying? >> that interesting about going in to this, there are a bunch of people up for reelection who have made votes that are difficult in arizona, montana, west virginia that are going to face tough elections november and that's why the democrats don't want to get into what her judicial philosophy is or her extreme views are because i could go poorly for their reelection i can't wait, people facing a lifetime appointment, i don't care if you're republican or democrat or think you share someone's judicial philosophy, you have to press them and asked the right questions these nominees are forced to answer. a lot of times the senators do a bad job repeating other people's questions, they don't coordinate with one another and they ask yes or no questions are ones

that can be revoked out of and i hope that does not happen, i hope they learn at least some questions and i heard she had a hell of a spring break heisel. i'm excited for that to come up. appreciate your time. >> thanks. kennedy: coming up, mainstream media under biden's laptop legit to quit but will president biden face consequences for his cover-up later, inflation has everyone a pinch but don't worry, a new liberal op-ed has creative ways to save. that's right, kill your dog and eat barberries. ♪♪ h the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees.

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disinformation claim about under biden's notorious laptop, times are the admitted they authenticated the laptop content. how we are. in other words, journalism. fox, attorney general bill barth said he was quote shocked, shocked by president biden's lies in the medias cover-up. >> i was disturbed during the debate in the biden lied to the american people about the laptop. when confronted with the laptop and he suggested it was russian this information and pointed to the letter written by intelligent that was baseless he knew was a lie. i was shocked by that and fortunately the d and i went out and set no, it's not disinformation, the fbi said the same thing. media ignored it. kennedy: yeah they get so will liberal outlets acknowledge their own disinformation campaign?

for the president be held accountable for covering up 80 feelings? party panel is back leslie marshall, spike cohen. unsurprising, gary. people didn't want it to be true but now that they know it is, pretty much everyone is coming out with this, right? >> it would be wonderful if they did. politicians, sports figures, actors and celebrities and new york times, nobody comes out and says completely screwed this up, we thought tom brady what retire for good. i'm sorry, hunter biden's laptop, i thought it was the same way, it's the same believability perhaps. kennedy: budget is behind all of it. i'll be enough. 2014, hunter biden a big fat plump paycheck from ukraine, and energy company. now there is a war in ukraine with russia how weird.

so much of it revolves around energy. so what is it about the biden's in russia and ukraine, leslie? >> vladimir putin invading a nation he's had his heart set on reclaiming to be russia since before some of us were born on hunter biden, bettis money in a stretch. let's talk about the journalist, washington post, not a right wing outlet in october 2020, they broke the story. new york times every other outlet we are not doing journalism 101, you're right on that, they should have done their journalistic intelligence, their due diligence and should have checked the story with accuracy even though it did seem wonky, a guy has a computer and gives it to rudy giuliani because nobody picks it up and rudy giuliani gives it to the post which is not considered to be a left-leaning journalistic outlet as well. i think the journalist .

kennedy: yet they were shut down, it wasn't just a journal. okay, it wasn't just a journalist. twitter suspended the new york post, would not allow them too post a retweet or anything because they said they published hacked information. spike, i will ask you sent leslie dodged the question, isn't there something weird about the biden's energy, russia and ukraine and the fact that we are all seeing best come to the floor right now while joe biden is president? >> first of all, what if the plot twist is new york times is also russian disinformation? but to go back to your question, i think joe biden is not the only one who has a child who's been employed by harassment and other ukrainian energy companies, i don't think we'll know for many more years just

how much dagger there is there and how many deals there are, energy is the main thing between russia and western europe, much through ukraine so that would make sense there are skulduggery happened there. back to your original question, will there be accountability? absolutely not, no. nothing came up on the laptop, hunter biden even if he is prosecuted for something, his father happens the president, he will part of him and the media was that it his son so why wouldn't he? nobody will be held accountable, surprise surprise. kennedy: codependency is a hell of a drug. bloomberg news getting slammed for an op-ed about coping with inflation. life packs suggested in the article, americans making under 300 grand a year suit eat lentils instead of meat. stop taking their bets, pets to the bets, take the bus instead

of driving and stop buying in bulk. obnoxious and insulting so how does bloomberg get so snobby? >> i don't know, tone deaf, hard to believe anybody who makes under $300,000 a year would even read the words out of bloomberg. just go back to financial literacy, don't spend outside your means, no matter how much money you have. i would have saved that woman a thousand words of riding. kennedy: if you have $300,000 in your salary a year, you can have the meat. if not, then you get to eat various and hold your dying dog. leslie. [laughter] >> very funny. speaking of funny, i thought the piece was supposed to be comical

and when i realized it wasn't, i was shocked. i think it's terrible but i don't care your political affiliation and i don't care how much money you have, if you talk down your nose at the little people, those of us who make under 300,000 a year, eat lentils. kennedy: disgusting and stephen colbert is like i don't mind $30 a gallon, i'll pay it. your thoughts, spike? >> thank you. in the original tweet where they were promoting the article, the final bullets on things people can do, no one said this would be easy and i think it should be the biden harris 2024 reelection campaign, no one said this would be easy. the interesting thing, someone mentioned bush of live within

their means, if the federal government was living within their means is that of the federal reserve printing out trillions of new note every year to pay off debts for the stimulus spending they've been doing, we wouldn't be dealing with hyperinflation or out-of-control inflation we are dealing with now and it's interesting because much of the inflationary spending leading to the inflation we are seeing now happened under donald trump and get democrats and liberal media will not talk about that because they supported it one 100% it is the entire agenda to continue the policy of out-of-control federal debt spending and federal reserve money printer going aimlessly and creating more notes and inflation and more stimulus spending so no one said it would be easy or and either. i think i will just keep getting more until libertarians take over. kennedy: alleluia. spike with the wind. taxation is theft and build back both the. you've got to substitute a different matter. by the way, deficits are the new surplus. we can't save money unless we

spend all the money. hopefully they do that soon. leslie, are you going to vote vote for joe biden in 2024? >> most likely, i am a democrat, i agree with my party's policies. i also have to see who is running you guys will file against him anyway. kennedy: i'm voting for spike cohen or dave smith. i'm a golf barn american. i bleed red, white and blue. that means vitamin deficit. gary, leslie and spike, coming up, could a revelation be brewing? if so, are these the numbers? that's next. ♪♪

ukrainian defense officials revolution is brewing in russia and putin could be soon put out

of power. on facebook it says russian athletes are conspiring to overthrow the russian president and restore the country's economic time to the west. as our financial freezer working or is the support just a sneaky trick to peak putin's paranoia? joining me now, author institute senior fellow is back. welcome back, sir. so where was a revolution start in russia? is it the people waiting in long lines for the very basics, some of which they can't even get our is that the oligarchs and billionaires? >> it would start on the street with people discontented about the economic situation and protecting against regime corruption because that something that has annoyed people in russia over the years. i don't think he would get

crowds storming the kremlin but if things got bad enough on the street, you would begin to see conspiracies within the elite. well, it might in a way, be polite, a delegation goes to putin and asks fairly determinedly that they stepped down in return for their lives and personal safety and property being secured. kennedy: i hear what he has is quite lovely and is not supposedly a $700 million yacht, got think looks cheap. we don't want to lose that but we are hearing about potentially people who could take over as president putin is somehow supposed.

tell me about oleksander -- sounds like someone who makes money and want a financial relationship with the west, is not a realistic name being vanity? >> putin has concentrated all power within a narrow group of people and it not clear from within the elite, could be selected to replace putin, i don't think it will be anyone from what we regard as opposition. kennedy: what about novell me? >> no, that's not going to happen. >> between moscow and the education, 30% who might like him and the great majority of

russians who are not favorable to the opposition and maybe angry with the regime but one thing to remember, if you think the issue of crimea for example, he said it should be a second referendum but he's robot simply getting crimea back to ukraine so if by any chance he was in power, we don't actually know what his policies would be. he's a russian nationalist. kennedy: i think whoever is president next, you can't change everything but hopefully you can put down the murder and bring peace. thank you for your respect. topical storm is next. ♪♪

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they met when they asked her to take her top off. that's a stripper performing a brainteaser and this is a topical storm. tonight we meet america's job joest dope fiends. the florida man, thomas colucci, therapy is, arrested after he called the police asking police to come to his house touched his mask to make sure he hadn't been tricked into buying masks from that's what happens when i go to anthropology. deputies arrived, they handed him a crystal like substance and said something about them didn't feel right. deputies tested the drug and found out it was a mess. nice work but they arrested him for possession, he's asking the judge for leniency in the case and lied about the fact that he like to police about critical information that brought down a local drug user. that's how you do it. topic number two. lapd on the hunt for driver who

purposely dumped a tesla over a hill crashed into two parked vehicles. police say they would like to find the man and thank him for being the least obnoxious tesla driver in history. here is the viral jump. very dangerous and impressive. i don't know what the big deal is, i've seen plenty of tesla's charging these days. he thought the biggest leap forward was a cyber truck. elon musk to biggest interests, electric vehicles and leaving earth. luckily the airbag deployed after the crash but the d bag driving it got away, the driver has been connected to a tik tok handle and police say he's using the car crash to get attention on social media. basically the same thing kim kardashian is doing with pete davidson and his eyes. topic number three. surprising animal encounter call

video. watch what happened when a boy on a zip line slammed into a sloth. >> yeah. don't move. kennedy: don't worry, he is a sloth. luckily the boy used a brakes to slow his role. that could have been a slow moving disaster. after waiting 15 minutes for the sloth to get out of the way because the sloth was really russian, no one likes waiting in line, the company set even the boy neither the boy north the software hearts. even though the sloth will probably feel if isaac the rest of his life. topic number four. a new report claims the finance minister of afghanistan is working as were driver in washington d.c. but after living in one of the most dangerous regions in the world, he's very

much ready to go back to afghanistan. days before the taliban control, he was lucky enough to catch a flight out of kabul on like fellow afghanistan was able to fly inside the plane. it turns out the flight wouldn't be his last rideshare. he's gone from managing the entire budget of afghanistan to show frank the residents of washington d.c. in other words, he spent his entire life serving american politicians. unfortunately he still drives like he's in zero waters on. here's video of him on the night shift. starsky and hutch. take that, kabul. i'll be back, mouth trumpet monday. don't miss it. ♪♪

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