are feeding last year's numbers already to hold on tight, they lived title 42, we got a brand-new historic number coming. liz: good to see you, i'm elizabeth donna, you have been watching the evening at on foxbusiness, thank you for watching. we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: welcome to it, how many americans are in ukraine? almost impossible to know given the dangerous fluid situation on the ground, troops doing their very best to find them as they affiliate with the u.s. government, not necessarily. while they get them out before it's too late? most reporting suggests fighting intensified very much over the last 24th -- 36 hours. the city of mariupol said to be almost wiped off the map. a dozen russian warships

shelling day and night and the people trapped there say worse than health but in the suburbs of kyiv, a different story emerging. ukrainian troops reportedly pushing the russian army out after fierce battle and the victory giving ukrainians hope they could win this thing, if not bring it to an unlikely stalemate. john kirby today said russians were just not ready for this resistance. >> there still having trouble feeding their troops, they either didn't properly plan for logistics or sustainment or properly execute to their plan but they still are having problems, it exacerbated by ukrainian resistance. kennedy: he reiterated his belief they are committing war crimes and experts at vladimir putin's plan is to completely destroy ukraine's rather than accept defeat. national security advisor jake sullivan said putin is paying a steep price for this

calculation. >> although russia may take more territory in these military operations, it will never take the country away from ukrainian people. on the second russian power prestige is badly depleted, russian military dramatically underperformed. the russian economy walked by powerful sanctions speech of the latest map we have of the war fighting literally taking place pretty much everywhere you can see. imagine some of the places, innocent americans are still trapped, we are not hearing a lot about them but how do they get out of there? here with me now, a brave rescuer in ukraine, rescue group, former army special ops intel drone expert and fox news conservator, brett is here. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: is it worse than you imagined? obviously you've heard stories what was going on in ukraine, you've heard the desperate pleas

from resident zelenskyy and others trapped in country, what did you see when you got there? >> it is worse than i could ever imagine and you don't understand until you look at the refugees and evacuees to see what i've gone through and there's a lot of humanitarian organizations out here that are american blood groups trying to help ukrainian people with special operations experience carrying out specialized missions throughout the country supporting rescue.org right now, donor funded group of special ops medic, intel experts extracting them out. they are the real deal they are stranded personnel americans and nato allies in humanitarian situation from the ground perspective is worsening by the hour, over 10 million people uprooted or displaced from 3 million refugees fled the country and frankly, it's getting tougher and tougher to extract people each day as more and more are stuck behind enemy

lines that russia gives getting more desperate. putin said himself he wants to win the war matter the cost and that's important to remember, what does that mean in terms of weapons used? i don't know but it's going to exacerbate the humanitarian crisis and we are seeing him threaten poland as they continue behind the scenes with additional military aid so it's getting worse by the hour. kennedy: no one wants to see that, a full scale nato, that won't be good for any of the parties involved but russia is said to be bombing the evacuation route so walk me through it. if you got someone trapped in mariupol and you get to them, how do you get them out when russia is compromising the escape path? >> that's the problem, putin seems to get more and more desperate by the hour, they are not gaining as much ground as i thought, there's more russian troops die, i saw the numbers

today about 15000 russian troops die and talking about these evacuation humanitarian orders opening up in places like odesa and mariupol but when we look at that, we don't understand what that means because previously struck evacuation route so we don't know if it's safe to go in or not so a lot of guys have to give evacuation routes because putin and russia troops are not good when they are talking about the humanitarian quarter horse and they are lying to the world by letting them know they are going to open up for a few hours and it's not the case. kennedy: obviously it's people above the conscript calling the shots but the 18-year-old forced into this situation, where what is their reaction? >> they don't want to be there, just scroll social media and see the troops captured who were

essentially like to buy their own government working for a madman who couldn't care less about them say they were told they are going to do exercises along the border and the next time they are told to cross into ukraine the next day, they don't want to be part of this or fight ukrainians, that is the truth and i'm sure it will reverberate for them for decades going forward. kennedy: how does someone get in touch with you if there are americans trapped there, how can they find someone who's going to help them? brave people like you putting lives on the line, using your years of experience to bring them to peace and safety? >> people can go to part rescue.org, evacuation requests have been submitted through their and behind the scenes tracking information figuring out what locations we can get into and how we get them out and we are getting as many as we can

out and a number of guys we been able to get out of the country in the most hard-to-reach areas. we've got medics and supplies to do this and we are asking for as much support as we can to bring supplies and because people on the front lines with the organization literally are dodging artillery barrage as they going to get stranded folks and frankly fair hit by both sides, not just russians hit by ukrainian artillery as well, this is real work, a terrible situation and guys in there are fighting every day to try to rescue some of these folks. kennedy: brett, thank you for your time, appreciate it. another group, nonprofit organization, save our allies, helps sq fox news correspondent benjamin hall after he was severely wounded in ukraine. more information there, visit or donate to save our allies.org, to wonderful site where you can make a difference. ukraine's ministry of defense

claims russian troops will run out of food, fuel and ammunition three days. we talked about this a little bit last night, there are reports of russians being taken out of the fight by an unlikely foe. the ukrainians claim to have killed 15000 russian troops, more than 10% of all russian combat power in that country so did moscow fail to adequately prepare and could that mean the war will be over soon? let's meet tonight's party panel, on the ricochet, served as editor in chief, bearded and humble, jon gabriel is with us along with the host of the richard fowler radio show, fox news contributor, richard fowler and the independent voice, fellow and help contributor, kristin tate is with us, welcome, everyone. good to have you. hey, girl. it's hard to separate propaganda from the truth right now. i would love to believe russia is running out of food and

supplies and poorly equipped and they will crumble in three days. is that truth or falsehood people are clinging to to make them feel better? >> i think we are getting propaganda from both sides and third parties but it's hard to see what's going on. there was briefly uploaded report in a moscow paper saying 9000 plus russian army troops died. if that's true, that is stunning, more than we lost in afghanistan and iraq, more than the soviet in afghanistan when they were there for about a decade so obviously they are under performing. one thing to keep in mind at history as every russian battle starts with numerous defeats, and this body counts and they get there war machine rolling. i really hope this can be over,

not only for the ukrainian people but the 20-year-old conscript who just wants to go back to the pharmacy his girlfriend again. nobody wins the longer this goes on so we can help ukraine is about to push them out but as with most reporting, as soon as it released, i want to give it a couple of days to see how it turns out. kennedy: it's hard to vet the sources and richard, he makes good points, there's propaganda but one thing you can't lie about, the amount of time russia has been there, it was supposed to be a couple of days and now we are going on a month hearing about russian soldiers suffering from frostbite, it makes you wonder about the russian economy is not on par with western europe and the united states and clearly not china so maybe they might have a lot of soldiers they've forced into this servitude but they don't have

the right gear because i don't have money. >> i think that is part of it. the other part is when they went into ukraine, they didn't do a good job from the ground. i do agree from reuters and ap and various sources and independent journalists freelanced on the ground, they didn't do a good job securing their supply line, the key to any good military strategy, i'm not a general but i note that much so they can't get food in and around kyiv or other parts of the country. i do think while we seek troops on the ground, where i am nervous is because russia has missiles and ships and nuclear weapons, all of these other things they can do to cause sheer and utter devastation to the people of ukraine and that's what the world is worried about and what you will see when joe biden goes to brussels tomorrow, more sanctions on russia to

stymie thoracotomy in an attempt to knock them off, knock putin off his game as he continues to wreak havoc from ships launching missiles. kennedy: i think there is a direct correlation between a cratering economy at his desperation and that's what is worried here. >> that's true, one thing i am concerned about is we are seeing a coarsening in the relationship between china and russia and china decides to prop up russia's economy, it could be drawn out for a long time. it's possible we enter stalemate, ukrainians have been surprisingly effective pushing back the russians but putin shows no signs of wanting to back down. what is really sad about this is the suffering likely could have been avoided if western leaders had been in deterrence,

particularly joe biden. russia and all our enemies around the world are watching when we seceded from afghanistan, we are on our way from helping iran getting nuclear arsenal, totally failed deterring putin from invading my sanctions and only gradually putting them in place after russia invaded so this president has been all about impeachment and back could have prompted russia to attack so we need to be strong right now as do other nato nations, support to ukraine and resisting. kennedy: the postmortem on this will be pretty brutal and ukraine, they will have even more to be resentful about when the truth does finally come out, we will see it sometime, hopefully journalists will stay on top of the story long after

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hello. senators supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson on day two of the confirmation hearing, republican utah senator and liberty lover, mike lee who never comes on the show even though we heart him, he asked about the importance of interpreting the laws, not making them. >> you admonish that you must quote be able to seek the real people at the other hand of the court rulings like americans who are want one supreme court decision away from losing insurance or the ability to make their own healthcare choices. that type of judicial philosophy what have you step into the role

of policy maker. this of off determine the outcome of a case or does the outcome of the case determine the law? >> the law and the facts of the case determine the outcome. kennedy: both of them were very good there, nominees say one thing and do another. if judge jackson is confirmed, will she view the constitution as a mere suggestion? joining me live from the hearing, fox news at night and author of the brand-new book, mothers and daughters of the seat. it is shannon bream. best-selling author in front of the program and one of the very

finest court watchers the land has ever known. >> thank you. a couple things, i am obsessed with glasses, unprofessional i understand but my good buddy mike lee, i'm putting in a good word, there's no way he would not want to be on kennedy, direct message. kennedy: we high-five him from one of the few freedom fighting liberty lovers left in congress and from the great city of utah, one of my few favorite places to snowboard. so how has judge ketanji brown jackson fared so far? >> i think she's done very well just like everybody expected rather they support her or not voting for her, i know liberty who spent time with the same she's engaging in brilliant, she's going to be somebody who comes across as collegial, open-minded and friendly. during the hearings and i think we've seen even when she's pressed really hard, she's not lost it at all, they are smart and spend weeks doing so-called murder boards where they push and grill them and asked unprintable things and put them in weird situations so they are ready for whatever they get she's very well repaired.

very well first and ready to go. kennedy: what has been her biggest hurdle so far? it seems she's done well but every supreme court nominee has been auditioning for this role for decades. you make a decision probably sometimes even before law school, you've been through so much of that process, very few people get on that track. you have to clerk for the supreme court, you have to have phenomenal grace that get you into the top three law schools in the country and from there on, it's just the process of nailing the landing. >> and being in the right place at the right time and all that has come together from a starley resume, the very justice whose retirement, justice breyer, it couldn't be better story so she's been prepared all along the way mahoney her craft as a

federal judge, the things that are toughest while she's been a federal judge, and sentencing criminals, we've heard this from a number of senators, senator cotten has been going over this with her, senator holly and senator cruz, they looked back to where she had discretion as a judge it in their estimation went soft uncertain criminals. many of these cases, people convicted of possessing child pornography, not the production, there's no difference if you support it, to me your supporting it. there's a different if you're possessing or supporting itself these are people who are busted some with tropes, senator holly has been hard on this, push back but today he went through details of the cases, we are talking about 8-year-old and younger than that, stuff nobody wants to hear about so he wanted to know why she decided in so many cases not to get even the minimum sentence or other prosecutors asked for so that is the toughest issue i think she's having to go back and

forth with. kennedy: what are you hearing do you think she will be confirmed? >> i suspect she's going to get two or three or four republican votes i think she will. kennedy: i don't think there has been enough here even though people might raise objections with her judicial philosophy, there are other aspects like free speech that will force people to take a second look and she is a likable person, incredibly confident and knows the law and her decisions, obviously the process is not done, it's always fascinating, i love your view, thank you. coming up, a new book says rift between president biden and vice president harris. what? is kamala mixing up the president medicines again? plus former president trump, sure enough, rumors of a 2024 run, who is going to run again?

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don't get lonely, you're not the only one sick as joe biden and kamala harris. they are also sick of each other. a new book from new york times writers claims the president and vice president have been privately feuding since the start of their administration. present communications director reportedly set it's all kamala's

fault accusing her of falling short of expectations and meanwhile she's reportedly blaming the white house for setting her up to fail. are you team joe, team kamala, team jacob or team edward? party panel is back. richard fowler kristin tate. jon gabriel, the vice president hasn't been doing a bang up job in the president is frustrated about it but what did joe biden expect would happen? did he think kamala harris would morph into a completely different person? >> it's completely on him and that is what i'm using, he knows how incompetent she was in her presidential campaign acted a silly attack praising bussing which i had never heard anybody do since i don't know, zygote or something like that and she has complete politically and he chose her anyway so kind of

funny, as far as kamala, it is strange because the entire time i've been worried about mental acuity of joe biden, i'm wondering about that also for kamala now, the meaning of passage of time for children is very important that all of this, what is going on? it is crazy to watch because you think she would be a politician, rotary clubs a few times, you should get the hang of it. kennedy: she does it a lot if you watch any of her speeches, she will pick a phrase and repeat over and over, nato allies, we hear you, we see you and we are with you. inflation is tough for people, we understand how hard it is because it's hard for people who are paying more and -- she does that, just repeat it and it's nonsensical. the plan. it is bananas.

richard, who is more resentful of who? joe biden like i paid you for this role and you are the one screwing it up or does kamala harris have every right to be more like you keep giving me crab jobs and you expect me to smell like roses when i'm covid in manure? you tell me, richard. [laughter] >> to your previous points, team richard kennedy for me but who's counting? one, it kamala harris number one. number two, i think any time these stories come out of the white house, i look at them with a side i because i'm like if you are not sourcing this and we don't know who said this, i'm not sure i want to believe it. we's office during the trump administration. kennedy: these are not writers for intouch magazine, these are new york times writers. -- there is a cottage industry

writing books about president trump. >> she came out and rebuked the quote today and. kennedy: thought was me, i said kamala sugg and i'll say it again. >> it doesn't do it for me, it's about the work and if we want a conversation whether or not she can have better policy. kennedy: she has more ratings than he does, a 900-year-old man who can't complete a sentence, he falls asleep listening to his speech and she's got worse ratings. >> i don't think that's true. kennedy: hold on, kristin, is that true? >> kamala has the easiest job turbulent first year marked by severe silly messaging errors

and a nightmare to work with. this is chronicled by outlet the washington post. just yesterday her national security advisor in the middle of a huge ukrainian crisis, that is the tenth staffer june, last week her secretary moved to the defense department and has been known to be aggressive and combative and hard to work for and a lightning rod for preservatives who are pointing out how ineffective she's been helping with the crisis at the border and record numbers of illegal immigrants coming up from the southern border and doesn't seem to have solutions and her approval rating is at 38%, she's very unlikable. i think joe biden is kicking himself for choosing her as his running mate. kennedy: he's kicking himself and he's going, who's kicking me? [laughter] gop 2024 hopefuls are holding their breath waiting for 45 to

dives or not to dive with the race on saturday, former president trump told the crowd we are going to take back our beautiful white house. stop short of officially throwing his red hat in my anti- trump republicans like adam kessinger melissa cheney gathering money, spends most of them, democrats have a pile of problems, well 2024 show us the return of trump versus biden or do we finally get a reset new blood? >> can we have a candidate born after world war ii? enough already. i am jen x, give us a chance to screw things up or it would be more entertaining failures but give us a chance for a change. trump will be 78, biden, 80 something. kennedy: he'll be 82 the day

he's sworn in if he does get a second term. >> it is crazy we keep going back to these same people and now he's not going to have the sexual magnetism of mike pence by his side so i think people are just done for the past and talking about romney should go. enough, just stop. kennedy: no romney, no -- not of the above. it could be vote for that person. [laughter] >> i am with you, but with that being said, i do think donald trump has a number of uphill battles reclaiming the white house but the republicans today, as long as he stays in the race, it makes midterm primaries difficult for them and i think democrats have a had went into

midterm, endorsing candidates and saying midterm elections creating unnecessary headwinds for mitch mcconnell as well as kevin mccarthy. kennedy: mitch mcconnell, also older than dirt. your thought, kristin? >> trump has an important role to play but i hope he doesn't run again. he mobilizes the left more than the right and if he runs again, it doesn't matter who the democrat run because the democrats are going to go out just to vote against trump but trump is still loved by gop voters so what he's got to do is go out and rally for whoever the nominee is, i hope it somebody like ron desantis, someone new. it's not going to be losing cheney or mitt romney, they have no chance. kennedy: they would never make it through the primaries and rightly so. give us someone we haven't thought of like chris christie. [laughter] >> he is a fresh face, we are

dying to see, i think the dark horse and i don't see him running. doug ducey from my beautiful home state, he's done a wonderful job and he's unassuming about it. that is my dark horse but i think it's the santos if he wanted. kennedy: what you think about that, richard? a lot of mobilization against ron desantis within the democrat party so does he have the best shot because he's public enemy number two right now? >> i think he has a good shot at winning the republican primary, it could be a problem for him. kennedy: opening schools and letting people freely associate -- >> or you have a problem about his redistricting map and we could talk about that and i'm sure we will have a lot. kennedy: what do i hear? talking points. kristin, who would you like to

see run? >> ron desantis has the upsides of trump with none of the downsides, he's a fighter and fearless like trump but doesn't have the downsides, i think he's more intelligent than trump and more focused and a great track record in florida he'll demolish anybody in the democrat, or at least the democrats currently being talked about. kennedy: i thought was funny about ron desantis, i was on the couch with him long before he ran for governor in florida and he was like what was mtv like, was a pretty cool? i like mtv, i liked when you are on mtv and i was like i like mtv, too. i don't think i would vote for him. spike cohen or whoever runs. john, richard and kristin, you've done phenomenally well, you all get a gold star and a pass from me. thank you. coming up, prices are up, food,

gas and rent, screwed. how does anyone live? went but we start eating our neighbors? scott martin is here next to break it down. ♪♪

♪♪ kennedy: it's the oldest established -- my the only theater nerd? no, last night of trump monday, the waiter was -- he is longing for the good old days. unless you've been wintering on jupiter, you probably noticed everything there has gotten more expensive, 83% of voters say they are expanding hardship due

to increased prices on everyday items like groceries which brought more than 8% rent up more than 30% in some cities. they are really trying to get you over a barrel not my problem, right? gas through the roof, things are only going to get worse because fuel prices go up and everything else will get more expensive, what can poor consumers do to dull the pain of high prices? not eat lentils and withhold veterinary care from their dogs. wealth management cio and fox news contributor, scotty martin. >> the poop poop -- how dare you bring up our prom night, a sworn to secrecy moment. kennedy: everybody. the sitters, the waiters, the bar facts. >> me, i didn't remember it so now i do. kennedy: i am not batgirl. so scott no one is going to have a problem with these prices.

when will gas prices come down? is what i want to ask first because that's what really freaks people out. pain at the pump. >> a quarter to never is probably when they come down, the prom limo was expensive enough, not even counting the cleaning charge they charge after you have fun in there but the reality is gas prices are going up and if they go up again, there's a pullback because oil prices come down so the next few days, five to 10-cent if we are lucky but coming up to spring break, one of my favorite times of year and then driving season, avail of covid lifted on top of that, i'm not sure about you in new york city this week but chicago like last week, wild and crazy as far as traffic so as demand goes up, the gas station sees that you

pay more at the pump and it hurt. kennedy: you know what people are doing? hey, i've been locked up for two years, i'm finally getting out gas is expensive but there is going to be a war so we won't be alive so i'm going to over leverage myself and spend this money. spending a lot of money on meat, fish and poultry and eggs up 13%. russia and ukraine produced 25% of the world suite. when without affecting americans prices or are we insulated by our own agricultural? >> let me tell you, big agricultural friend in d.c., he's done the war on fossil fuel, war on agriculture is going on. we don't have a plan and that's the problem. here comes your man, the plant in d.c. to abate or act on the energy and food crisis are taking us i don't know, to know where planes to take a line out

of a song because if you look at the administration, it's not just biden, they have no answers to what's going on. they blame putin and supply chain issues, problems with the u.s. dollar, all these things are basically not dealing with the problem so until they pivot and change the plan and respect to how we deal with the issues from the fact that we are not an oil exporter when we were when biden took over our support for farmers, that's when we fix the problems but i don't see these changes. kennedy: we need to support the farmers, the american midwest, the most beautiful plentiful place the world has ever known. thank you for your time and keep growing. topical storm is

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white house press secretary jen psaki caught covid for the second time so for the first time in over a year, she circled back on something. this is going viral and this is the topical storm, we wish her well. topic number one. jack they want people to feel pain in the matter first which

is why fair taking you to live out a concert. h2o technologies has developed in this matter first, it will stimulate arm muscles to create sensation of pain. an early user said it made him feel like a bird was pecking at their skin and you can stimulate that in real life listening to elizabeth warren speech, the creator said her goal was to give the real sensation of pain to people who are too sick or week to leave their houses. there probably in pain. i can't think of anyone who deserves more pain than those people, not the first attempt at creating a touch sensation in the virtual world and facebook is working on a matter first compatible vibrating glove. prototype is getting rave reviews. from hunter biden. [laughter] if only they use gloves, there would be fewer strippers.

tortilla chips using ai powered robot. what if you really want computer chips? i might recommend this. this robotic arm is called chippy, it's programmed to make aaa chips the same way human employees do, devoid of all hope and job satisfaction. it's designed to unevenly distribute lime juice and salt to mimic the imperfection of humanity. if that doesn't do it, check out the tattoos on the cashier. overqualified for a job as fast food, his brother is a successful banker. his father is a big shot in the medical field, even his mother makes extra money by cleaning offices on the weekend. it's just the beginning, aaa credit unveil food preparation robot in addition to chippy like soggy, a robot that makes vegetables or drippy, a robot that makes their beings.

and of course drippy, a robot that makes their tortillas. topic number three. a new study identified people in the world, you can see for yourself sunday, thank you very much, everybody. researchers from the university in britain say they study 500 people with the most boring career path from people who enjoy smoking, they are high on the list unless you are smoking something else. then you're just high. some of the most professionals we found, bankers, accountants, teachers and journalists -- no. i think my team of journalists would agree is nothing more exciting than diving for study dinner. blind individuals and avoid spending time with them but i think it's a terrible way to treat a robber, geraldo is not

pouring from fantastic. we get chocolate at christmas. topic number four. a new app in wyoming alerts people to roadkill they can collect and eat or as we call it in new york, the army is out. the state of wyoming app allows users who hit and killed animals report their location and time of death and others are notified a new carcass is ready for pickup like johnny depp's uber driver except you end up with less blood in your backseat. it will tell you if the meat is fresh or too old to eat. it's got a maggot meter in which case you can still use it to use the carpool lane. the state of wyoming will put up signs warning people about animal crossings except in wyoming the signs look like this. yum yum yum. tonight to call me tuesday, yes the punchline on twitter, #

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