contractor, they have 10000 empty beds as we speak, 10000 empty beds already paid for. elizabeth: thanks for joining us, we'll have you back on again soon. sorry we ran out of time. even watching the evening at on foxbusiness about that does it for us, thank you for watching and we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: kenne-dog ukrainians when this work? russians report of the happen taken from areas around kyiv and repositioning their military and other areas they already control but they happen showing ukrainian capitol and others despite told not to. none about you got to take russian retreat with a grain of salt. >> but i don't have proof taking a pause, i don't know the answer

but it appears so far he's not pulled all the troops out from around kyiv and moving south, there's no evidence he's done that he's holding part of a toy train. in ukraine, the situation is extremely grim today. president zelenskyy gave a heartbreaking update on the humanitarian disaster. >> there's nothing fair, no food, no water, no medical, no life there. there's nothing necessary for having any kind of life. kennedy: zelenskyy begging the west for more help. he says his people are beginning to run low on weapons like the government missiles decimating russian tank battalions. much of the country has been destroyed as you have seen, 4 million refugees have already fled millions mark displaced. what does it look like on the ground? here with me in studio fox news

correspondent trey yingst, he's back from a month on the ground in ukraine, how that is it? welcome back, we are happy you are here, your reporting has been phenomenal and i know it's been difficult for you but how bad has it been? i know you've report in war zones around the globe but how does this differ? >> the weapons used right now around civilian areas are significant and quite different from what we see in other conflict zones, ballistic missiles and cruise missiles and targeting civilian areas. at first, we reported indiscriminate shelling but this is a coordinated campaign by russian president putin target civilian areas like he has in other places in the world like syria and move forces forward. the russians were not prepared for was the amount of resistance we seen from the ukrainians. kennedy: and that happened, like we are now almost five weeks

into this war and you still see people on the ground, men on the ground who are fighting tooth and nail, how are they sustaining that? obviously places like mariupol, there's no food or water, no electricity, we are hearing about famine throughout the country. obviously there's a lot of internal rate that goes into that but you have to have physical sustenance to keep going, how are they doing it? >> there's a huge difference between the cities that have supply might open mic kyiv the capitol and cities who don't like mariupol, this southern port city. with a supply line open, they can get weapons and javelin missiles and aircraft batteries they are able to defend against russian jets overhead but in areas they don't have supply lines open, they are fighting down to the last bullet and that is the problem in the southern areas russians now partially control.

ukrainian forces in many cases are surrounded and having to fight their way out or be totally targeted by the russian soldiers. kennedy: it's something that -- i'm like you were there, it's incredibly dangerous and obviously five journalists lost their lives covering this conflict including to fox news journalists and i know you are instrumental in getting benjamin fall out of the country but also recovering the bodies of the two fox news cameramen and paternalist you worked with, for years. how did you do that and what other organizations did you work with that might surprise some people? >> the situation on the ground in ukraine was tragic and devastating, a nightmare scenario. we lost two of our colleagues in the field. my cameramen and paternalist on the ground and benjamin hall was injured in this. credit should go to other people because they worked around the clock to assist our team to get the individuals out.

fortunately benjamin is doing well, he's stable. i have talked to him and he's in good spirits and i think when he heals will be back covering the news, he's an incredible journalist and a strong guy and i think he will get through this. kennedy: doesn't make you pause and your own personal life when you see people you spent close to succumb to this vicious murder and someone like benjamin paul? we assume the once reporting are untouchable, you are our people, showing us the most dangerous places on earth but does it make you rethink what you do? >> i think it gave us a moment to look at what happened and identify how tragic this was but we understand the risks going into these areas, dangerous areas and it doesn't matter if you repair four weeks or if you take every precaution you can

when there's this amount of firing on civilian areas, it's impossible to be one 100% prepared. it's a risk that comes with covering these areas but these journalists were committed to getting the story out to the world, they were witnessing abuses taking place before their eyes. they were committed to getting the story out we see that so often by journalists in war zones across the world. a commitment to accountability and making sure when russians say they aren't targeting civilian areas, they put cameras in the area capture what's happening on the ground to show people what's happening, not tell them what to think but show them the facts. pierre and benjamin are those journalists, they are doing their job when this tragic incident happened. kennedy: and so are you. are you upset, mad and doesn't

color your reporting knowing what happens? >> the way i've come out of this is understanding what i can do and will continue to do, to tell stories in their honor and be even more motivated to hold people accountable shine light and dark places and make sure the world knows what's happening on the ground in ukraine. we saw it, it hit close to home losing two of our colleagues but personally for me i am motivated more than ever to practice this craft at the highest level to make sure the world knows what's happening and to tell our viewers the news. kennedy: all right, when are you going back out there? >> soon. kennedy: all right, we will be watching and talking to you and getting your reporting because you are at the top of your field. thank you so much. meanwhile president biden has been called a national security risk, i can't imagine why. none what called into question.

biden administration rethink lawmakers but senator tom cotton said it was disappointing. >> we've heard from senior a penetration officials and systemic they fear the most dangerous result would be ukraine winning because it would back vladimir putin into a corner. they are still scared of putin rather than seizing the advantage of brave and skillful ukrainian army gained at help ukraine and make vladimir putin afraid of ukraine in america and made up. kennedy: so what can this administration do to prove to the world putin that we mean business without getting us into war? joining me to discuss pennsylvania republican congress meant at house freedom caucus chairman, scott perry. welcome to the show. >> it's great to be with you, kennedy. senator cotton was disappointed but i suspect he was not surprised as secretary gate set president biden has been on the wrong side of nearly every

single significant consequential foreign policy decision for the last 40 years, i don't know why anybody would think suddenly he would figure it out now. without due respect if there is any do, we are not backing vladimir putin into a corner but i don't think we should feel bad about asking him back into his own country in fact literally what needs to happen here, we should be happy ukrainians are holding the line and happy for every inch of ground they take. i look at this a little different than some where i think they should be provided ammunition and weaponry to be successful, i think we the u.s. should sell it to nato, nato has not been pulling its fair share for the longest time. this is in their neighborhood and they should buy ammunitions and the capability from the united states and then they should provide it in their neighborhood to ukraine to push back the aggressor so they don't

have to deal with it on their soil. kennedy: i agree, it's much more a european problem but the united states is not the only country that produces weapons systems certainly we shouldn't be doing the lion share of funding or nato. also ukraine, it's not part of nato necessarily but germany could be doing a lot more and i think senator cotton is right about something, that is this administration seems more scared of ukraine winning and that seems odd to me because they are the ones fighting for freedom. we should be cheering that on and i know the united states offered $2.5 billion in military and weapons aid, hopefully more of that will be the humanitarian variety but why isn't this administration doing more to broker peace? >> i think they literally are scared. vladimir putin's threat seem to be working on biden and we all knew when biden set vladimir

putin was afraid to go toe to toe with him as opposed to donald trump, we all knew that was a farce. i think he's literally scared, scared of failure in leadership, he's never been in a position of actually leaving, he's in the position now but let's face it, he did not earn it. that's how most leaders earn it. while he might be wearing it, no one is calling him sir because he's earned the respect so he's just completely out of his element and i think that's exactly what we are saying and i think this is a dangerous situation. he's literally equivocating and saying russia is no worse than ukraine in that respect. both of them are corrupt nations but there's one that wishes it were free and closer to the west. the other one is essentially an enemy of the united states regardless of what they like to say since the bolshevik resolution and we can't russia at all and we have no quarrel

with the russian people, we do with the old vestiges of the communist party and current leadership. kennedy: they are still commies. i know you are the chair of the house freedom caucus, congressman cawthorn is a member, he step in this week basically insinuating there were sitting members of congress cofield orgies. has he named names? are you going to kick him out or in the caucus? either way. >> he's our colleagues, i didn't get a chance to talk to the good representative, i think he understands the gravity of the circumstances . kennedy: was he lying? >> i don't know that he was, i told him in my opinion he should named names, if you say something like that, i think it's a duty the american people need to know who they are. kennedy: did he named some

names? >> i left that up to him and he can if he wants to but we had a good conversation in the group understands the gravity and we are moving on from it but certainly he has the opportunity to say more if he wants to. [laughter] kennedy: well, he should. he opened pandora's box. i don't know what you do want to open it, i guess you put it on a nice consul or something? met that's why most people don't want to open it. [laughter] kennedy: what is happening in d.c.? i thought new york was crazy. >> i come here and work late in the whole time i'm here and then i go home to my family so if those things are happening, i've never seen them i suspect we know some representatives have gotten in trouble for different things but it's never presented to me. i've never seen it. i am fully focused on my work and honestly i think most of the members here are focused that way and it doesn't mean we agree because we don't but i think

that's an outlier. kennedy: i don't think they need that to help him focused but it is a story i'm willing to read the next chapter of congressman perry, thank you for your time. >> thank you very much, god bless you. kennedy: coming up, game night here. is the academy lying about what really happens after the will smith slapped? one producer spilling the beans. ♪♪ should democrat be sweating over midterms? a new poll suggests they are doomed. who's to blame? probably your mom. that's coming up. ♪♪

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proud people, pound for pound ready to fight with every inch of earnings they have. >> you plan to visit the border? >> not today. [laughter] >> first lady's husband contracted covid but look at this room and what you see. [laughter] that's right. she's fine. [laughter] >> you haven't been to the border? >> and i haven't been to europe. [laughter] a friend in need is a friend indeed. [laughter] [laughter] kennedy: is all hope lost for democrats in november? better yet, will libertarians in place -- host across america on fox news radio, number one big jim failer. fox news political analyst,

legendary forever juan williams and foundation for economic education content manager and cofounder of basic politics, get yours now, it is hannah cox. welcome, everyone. hey, jim. democrats are not really enthused right now. there's enthusiasm gap as i was reading the story, the word enthusiasm doesn't make sense if you say enthusiasm over and over again there's not a lot of enthusiasm in the democrat party right now. why is that? >> all my glory lord, no. getting people to polls after biden and i-uppercase-letter, like bed getting them to the beach, nobody wants to go for some reason because there's a lot of carnage the last 14 months, i look at the midterms like we are inviting people to a gender revealed party, i don't doubt people will show up but nobody wants to be there and the real reason why, one knows i love him but i feel like the country is being -- of course.

the country has a lot of now problems for the democrats aren't answering now solutions. if people can't pay $5 a gallon for gas than by an electric car for a real solution. my buddy says i'm sad my girlfriend dumped me, i don't turn around and say i broke up with beyoncé, what is the big idea? that's a great option right now ideally. kennedy: i will give this to people who want electric cars to replace the combustion engine. it would be fantastic but it's not going to happen right now, you are right. that is the disconnect and you have a lot of democrat who want to sell good news, unfortunately saying wages have increased but they are not increasing on par with inflation. things cost a lot more than people are making. are you worried inflation will further curb your enthusiasm?

[laughter] >> yeah, i think the enthusiasm for the party, the democrat party right now is but you have to keep in mind i think the whole country is cranked, they don't listen to jimmy's show or get a laugh everyday. >> they do, have you seen the ratings? >> i know, i know but we need more to listen. they are not listening, that's what i'm saying, they are not in a good mood, people are upset about the covid protocols and mitigation, i think people are upset about inflation and war. because if you look at the economy, you say look at the economic measures and gdp and unemployment, wages going up, don't keep pace with some inflationary issues but they are going up so consumer spending and they say this is good economic times, trump might be screaming greatest economy ever but they are not buying it from

biden and the democrat right now. i think the best hope for the democrat right now is the fact that trump is out there scaring people and if he has a strong impression and makes a strong impression in the leader of the party going forward, the democrats might have smoked but right now the polls are terrible. kennedy: that was not enough, enough to get joe biden elected, he's not trump. that was enough in 2020 but won't be enough in 2022. certainly not in 2024. hannah, all of the issues he just laid out, the way the federal government completely botched the covid response in fact to administrations, that's not just this administration. inflation and monetary policy in this country, you've got what's going on in foreign foreign policy, a war where both parties who are angling for war and during the president to send troops and weapons in a no-fly

zone which would be disastrous so will libertarians finally be able to capitalize on the skepticism and distrust of the federal government? >> i think this ever a moment, it's right now and we need to make sure we message the people about the solutions we actually have because i look around and i don't see any real solutions to these very big and pressing problems both parties have been complicit in creating throughout our history. i think there are free market solutions a lot of people would gravitate toward right now and have finally had their eyes opened to what the government is doing to them the past couple of years. there's never a better moment to move forward and organize at the local level but have to make sure we are leveraging messaging and making these stakeholders and the people affected by this and we can't sit around and talk about economics which is something we are often guilty of and we have to show them what

that looks like. kennedy: i'm glad you sent economics because we have it later in the show. brian will be here and we will talk about gas, not the kind your grandma gets when she eat too much chipotle. producers for the academy awards were lying. they announced will smith to leave after he smacked chris rock. in fact, this asked the opposite may be true according to tmz. a producer approached will smith and specifically told him quote, we do not want you to leave. now keep in mind, he won best actor 20 minutes later and the producers knew that. we got even more breaking news, lapd reportedly was ready to arrest will smith. did chris rock want to press charges? this according to abc news so well rock come out the winner of the fight that should never have happened? or is will smith finished in tinseltown? i don't think he finished, i think you will find a way to exploit the drama data until she wanders off.

>> not on his side for long. more of like a timeshare than an actual marriage but isn't it amazing under joe biden crime is even up at the oscars? like, there's nowhere to run. [laughter] i don't believe anybody. i don't believe will smith. kennedy: a second when the producer said we asked will smith -- who stays when they are asked to leave? the cops are right there, we want you to leave. no, just stay. i'm just going to stay. >> i mean if you want him to go, you have the legal recourse to get him out he was about to win best actor, they didn't want officer smith accepting the award for best actor. as interesting as it would have been. kennedy: flocking phoenix again -- >> the whole thing was a rocket. kennedy: that's fun, jim.

one is the loneliest number. whose side are you on when you are watching this? >> i thought it was beyond leaf and the part where he's screaming get my wife's name out of your blank mouth. i thought maybe it was part -- i did not know it was real because my brain just would not accept the man assaulted another man on stage in front of a national audience. but now why is the academy line? that's the curiosity. i guess they must be getting blowback from people who say you let a celebrity get away with assault and did nothing. now they are trying to good but they don't look good. everybody looks bad in this this whole thing is terrible. it really is. i don't know who looks good. nobody. maybe jada pinkett smith, she

looks good. [laughter] kennedy: she looks great. a lot of guys are like hi, jada. hannah, there are other issues here like free speech, like the overreaction to free speech, to connie and the idea that someone can just go on stage and physically smack a joke out of someone's mouth. it feels like it's happening on college campuses across the country for about a decade now. >> it's kind of a representation about what's happening in this country for a few decades now i think so we have a real visual image of what it looks like. i'm not totally sure i buy the stock at the oscars, they were desperate for ratings in both of these men have had their names all over the news the past week. chris rock sales through the roof now, it's convenient given the oscars have been going on for some time but whether or not it's real doesn't matter.

violet is wrong and violates free speech is wrong but i hate it has sucked the wind out of the new cycle and calls attention away from things that are more pressing in our society like violence are government carries out against citizens on a daily basis and other countries and i wish americans would focus on that. kennedy: but at least the oscars got a bit of a win because man, their ratings have been apparel for quite some time. >> really quick, i think they are going to lean into this, so good for ratings. i think next year everyone is going to sit next to their tv. kennedy: i don't know if i told you but the format is royal run beer rumble next year. [laughter] party panel is sticking around. >> three stooges slap each other. kennedy: all right, we are playing a big game from a game night. whose headline is it anyway? a ridulous headline you have to guess which of the mainstream you caused wrote it. next, stay tuned.

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♪♪ checkmate, click bait with america's favorite music doozy of a game, whose headline is it anyway? every day is a liberal legacy media get more and more out of touch. we found some of the locust wackiest headlines on the web mixing a few, we made up our selves. now can our panel match the headline? the crazy kook who wrote them. you got jimmy, juan and hannah. are you already? let's do this. no one is pacific sharpies except for me. jimmy, your first headline. i'm a little bummed he lost weight. his sports illustrated, slate or a fake headline? >> i say neil cavuto because he

such a super fan and maybe he likes chubby delmar. i say it's a cavuto tact. kennedy: is actually slate. i'm a little bummed. [laughter] an actual journalist, this is your headline. the genius, wife the vp she really is for right wing troll. mother jones for a fake headline we made up? [laughter] [inaudible] kennedy: no, we made that up. [laughter] okay, hannah. mocking anti- vaccine, covid deaths, foolish yes but necessary?

[inaudible] los angeles times or a fake headline? >> definitely real, i remember commenting on this on twitter, i think it's the times. kennedy: one, well done. a victory. one had bite out of time. jim, this is rock next headline. is it time to stop demonizing invasive species? buzz feed, box or fake headline? >> well, i'm going to go out on a limb and this has to be fake? it just must be, come on. who wrote this? kennedy: vox wrote this. >> what is going on? kennedy: single-handedly demonizing and that's racist. california should abolish parenthood in the name of equity. is that yahoo news, the guardian or fake headline? >> i'll go with the guardian.

kennedy: no, you are wrong. it yahoo! news. hannah, you are still very much in the lead. here's your next headline, you could be up by two with this. don't panic, seven places to visit set of ukraine. is that "rolling stone" from cosmopolitan or fake headline? >> sounds like cosmopolitan. kennedy: no, phony baloney. we are serving it up from of a can a daily. hannah is the only person who has worked so far. pantyhose on your head makes your mask safer. usa today, vice or fake headline? >> a good thing i bet the under in vegas on this contest. i'm going fake headline for the type. kennedy: no, he would be wrong. wrong.

>> i did not know that one. kennedy: that was vice. juan, this is for you. climate change could hurt a babies heart study says. is not cnn, the economist or a fake headline? >> i'll go with cnn. kennedy: there you go, you are on the board. well done. you and hannah are tied. hannah, here you go. music has an unacknowledged debt to refugees. is that teen vogue, form or a fake headline? >> it's got to be vogue. kennedy: yes. now this is our final round, speed round. every question worth two points, someone could still tie or win. okay, jimmy. the christian hard drug use, npr, vice or fake headline? >> i thought i was out of hawthorne, no?

[laughter] i'm going to go npr for the type. kennedy: you do not win. juan, could a small nuclear war reverse global warming? highlights magazine or fake headline? >> i think fake headline. kennedy: no, no matter what happens here hannah went the game. >> i love winning. kennedy: really into fitness. harper's bazaar for fake headline? you still win, hannah. you get a romantic dinner with juan williams wearing jimmy's jacket. [laughter] nicely done, everyone. jimmy, juan and hannah, beautifully country president biden releasing largest ever amount of oil from the u.s. strategic reserves. did they think this glorified band-aid would help solve anything? professor brent burke is here next. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

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president biden announcing the largest ever release of oil from strategic petroleum reserve, 180 million barrels six months, a sound like a lot of oil, a million barrels a day. well it actually helped with gas prices? the president made big promises earlier today. watch. >> my guess is we will see it continue to come down. how far down, i don't think anyone can tell but it will come down. it could come down fairly significantly my could come down anything from 10 cents to 35 cents a gallon. unknown at this time. kennedy: 35 cents used to buy you a house, meat and corn pops

spent 35 cents on funderburk. very clear concise leadership from the president of united states. will this move do anything to help drivers? here with me in studio, professor of business and economic at the king's college here in manhattan, brian, let's do this. what does this do? >> we know because it's what we have been doing for the last four months, 120 days have gone by since the first record release of oil reserves, about 110 going barrels of oil, that's about a million barrels a day. exactly what he wants to do for the next six months, what difference has it made? done, gas prices have not gone down, it went up so it's one thing he does because he wants to put a band-aid on the problem and doesn't want to deal with oil and gas doesn't want to produce more, he's not interested in gas prices coming down so let's make a show of it and talk about million barrels a day and then green energy which

green energy is great, you won't do it in six months or a year but let's talk about that and let's hope everybody forgets about. kennedy: i'm one of those people, i love a good buffet, one of my favorite things to do and vegas, i love a bit of make your own sundae and roasted vegetables. >> waffles, breakfast lunch and dinner all in one. kennedy: watch the gluten, you want to kill me? but that's what we should do with our energy, nuclear energy. >> a lot of nuclear energy and fossil fuels and how about prosperity that comes from abundant energy, that's what creates innovations that create lean technology backward actually work and help. picked clean technology against fossil fuel, the wrong way. they work in tandem. kennedy: with the federal government should never pick

winners and losers. >> actually clean innovation start on fossil fuel and that's how you get natural gas burning cleaner and create capitol that get to two things like solar people can abort or wind people can abort or whatever else he's pitting them against each other means he wants to beggar our way to clean energy. kennedy: there is a logical progression. we started with lard and then coal and spend gas and then natural gas. then dumb windmills and all of that, seems nice but we will get to where we have a thing that powers everything without raping you. >> and without the federal government taking over the battery industry. that was an announcement it would use the national defense act to take over parts of every supply chain. do you really think that will get us the technology that will power the future? it's ridiculous when he is

actually federalize inc. -- it federalize inc. that part of the industry and chillout it down. today was a step backward and wanted to act like it was a million barrels a day, it's a step backward because he went after oil and gas companies to give up the wells we are not using and nationalized part of the battery supply chain -- oh my goodness. kennedy: you know what i say? nationalized this. he what i'm doing behind the paper. >> it was like you know -- i didn't see it. kennedy: and paper always gives back and we learned that at the oscars. thank you very much, brian brenberg. he's here and not going anywhere. unless he takes me with him. topical storm is next. ♪♪ and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice.

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hi, happy thursday. christopher's 79th birthday and we have a very special message for him. >> happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. have a happy birthday, christopher. happy birthday to you. [cheering] wow, wow. kennedy:

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december. topic number two. 12-foot alligator found in the master bedroom of a brand-new florida home. sounds like the florida housing market is even more swamped than i thought. the alligator was discovered by putting the finishing touches on the house. [laughter] i love it so much. that means florida is installing glass plastic flamingos in the front yard and that will be called animal trappers for gatorade. [laughter] toughest call to make since the don't say gator bill. the copy alligator with the rope and drag it out and it looks timely a real pain in the neck. the gator was loaded onto a truck and brought to a space where he can be with other captured reptiles. the refrigerator dog has the meat. topic number three.

texas fans are pretty upset that eric church after he canceled the saturday night concert in san antonio to watch the stupid dumb idiot play in the final four. i can't blame him, if i have a chance, i would skip eric church concert, too. eric said he has lifelong north carolina basketball fandom and couldn't stand them to play duke. in the final four. date night with their cousin. [laughter] jk. not really. this is the biggest slap in the face, the little guy the oscar. then again we should have known eric church was selfish because he always warms up by singing me, me, me, me ♪ ♪ topic number four. speaking of angry fans, time to hear what you have to say. david santos stop the nagging.

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