remain in mexico policy they will be pulled into the country, that is stunning, those of the members people need to get their arms wrapped around. liz: john katko, thanks again. been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness, we hope you have a good evening, thank you so much for watching and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: outrage around the world as russia faces new accusations of war crimes and genocide. disturbing images from ukraine, ordered civilians at mass graves. the russians say it's a hoax but will this be the turn that forces putin out of power? i have to warn you, this is very graphic video from a town bucha northwest of kyiv, bodies into streets, someone hands behind their backs. some half buried in ditches with

arms and legs protruding from the dirt. there are reports of torture mass graves of women and children, the absolute worst of humanity, so bad it brought -- going to say his name, president zelenskyy, he appeared when he visited bucha today. >> it's war crimes that will be recognized as genocide by the world. you are here and see what's happening so we know about thousands are killed and tortured people with cut limbs, rate women and killed children from i think it's more than genocide. liz: the mayor of bucha said it's no accident, he said the only reason russian troops would kill civilians in that way as if putin personally ordered it. >> in relation to the civilian population, the russian court has demonstrated they were deliberately killing they actually got a green light on their safari from putin. they were shooting down

ukrainian nation. ukrainian people, therefore, i have no other terms to qualify that other than genocide. liz: . kennedy: battery putin should face trial for war crime but the white house and peter seek asked jen psaki if there was any way to punish him. >> president biden talking about putin out of wartime trial, does he expect putin to turn himself in? or will he go into russia and arrest him? >> without getting into the mechanisms which i know the questions everybody asking in security advisor, there's president in the past how this can work, who will not prejudge if it would work or what steps would be taken through an international legal process so it's not quite where we are right now and i can't give you a sense of mechanisms this if convicted what would happen? kennedy: they love those mechanisms at msnbc.

how do you catch a war criminal? fox news contributor, drunk expert and army special operations intel operational us, brett is joining me live outside kyiv in ukraine, brett, welcome back. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: based on the images we've seen, what you've heard and seen, how does this change the war? >> well, it being the worst of humanity is a great description from a war criminal plain and simple, what we've been seeing for weeks and right are been going on your show pleading with people for help trying to get others to understand the truth about what's going on here. it's just the beginning of journalistic documenting war crimes and now we see more evidence because russians are in retreat and journalists are able to get to these areas they couldn't before safely. seeing the atrocities up close and personal and it's happening across the battlefield and putin

has tried to cover this up on many occasions. the world is learning now what we've been seeing on the ground, why do you think ukrainians are fighting so hard? they see this, their fathers and mothers and children live these horrors daily and i have countless photos and videos sent to me, i'll happily share them with anyone who will listen and evidence of affection and abuse and tortured civilians and cities documented at great risk. russian troops have been abducting mayors and tortured journalist and use these to demoralize the population and i think it's important we expose these war crimes for what it is and the other thing about places like bucha, one of our team members was there not to long ago, it's not just russians involved, there are few dead russians there, a lot of mongolians chechens and syrians, it's a major issue, recent reports of polaris receiving over 300 syrian militant undergoing military training,

they are paid like $1200 a month to fight which is a lot of money for these fighters and this is how they will fight the war on many cases because it gets russian numbers when these guys are killed, it's a dangerous situation across the board and the good thing is journalists are able to document the war crimes and hopefully in some way hold putin accountable. kennedy: he's still dealing with tremendous desertion from the conscript talking about not knowing how to shoot a semiotic weapon and using 19th century rifles to fight. >> yes. well, luckily they are not as proficient as ukrainians. places like bucha even though it's been cleared, the other "issue is" sabotage groups, russian soldiers and they are more than these one going in and

touching writers but another dangerous issue right now was mine including a number of key industrial buildings so the countries will feel the effects for many years to come. liz: my friend bryan suits brought up perhaps mines aren't the best idea especially ukrainian army arlington because they have detonations that could hurt their fellow country men and women, i don't understand how russia thinks ukrainians whatever want to be part of their horrible regime when they are doing this to people but when do you change the designation from murderers and casualties of war to genocide? >> when you see these countless bodies that have popped up, you see zelenskyy going and seeing clear as day in public, not even trying to hide it. that's the definition of

genocide leaving bodies out there for the public to see and countless stories and bucha is just one small example from the humanitarian perspective, our group and others we continue to reach out to populations surrounded and occupied by russian forces and other aircraft under their control trying to bring lifesaving humanitarian and the problem with this russian troop withdrawal from areas like kyiv, they are trying to conquer efforts to have folder control so we will see this in places like mariupol and we will see russians digging and harder to hold terrain, it's going to get worse for civilians, food and water in many cases, one of our lines of effort right now for humanitarian efforts isn't area called cyber reject, an area where russians are seizing humanitarian cargo, seized 14

tons of food and medicine intended for local residents, russian troops are using this for their own supplies not distributed to residents most in need and it's so tough, the witnesses at this level because it will be harder and harder for airgas bombarded for weeks by russian artillery and civilians are being abducted and journalists tortured and we continue to see humanitarian crisis. kennedy: that is happening in 2022, hard to believe but we are seeing it with our own eyes and people like brett, by the way, rescuing americans and other civilians and ukraine without weapons. it is phenomenal work and we did a long podcast you can hear on kennedy saves the world. appreciate it. >> appreciate you sharing these stories. kennedy: two-time presidential loser, hillary clinton trying to stay relevant and potentially gearing up for another failed run. she says she knows exactly what to do to hurt putin.

>> we have to double down, there's more that can be done to increase pressure and stress from additional sanctions, more in the way of lethal aid. kennedy: lethal aid, right from a work monger. what a young bench the democrats have. biden is doing an amazing job but isn't sure why there's disconnect within the democrat party. there's more. >> from my perspective president biden doing a very good job, i think his handling of ukraine and passing the american rescue package, the huge infrastructure package, i'm not sure the disconnect between the accomplishments the administration -- i always thought the best politics is doing the best job you can do and there's a lot democrats can talk about in this upcoming midterm. kennedy: unfortunately the president and vice president are incapable stringing prices

together. a million reasons the party is divided and president biden's poll numbers reflect that so should non- president hillary stay out of it? get into it with superhot monday night man panel, national review institute fellow and fox news contributor, douglas murray is here, former biden campaign surrogate and democrat strategist, my son and my man, kevin walling. >> i love it. [laughter] kennedy: and hear from the foundation of economic education and also cofounder of base politics, brad polumbo, hitting for spike cohen caught in a dangerous power outage, thoughts and prayers, you can't hear us right now because you are in the dark. what is hillary clinton adding to the national conversation? >> not much at this stage. as you mentioned, clearly it's about hillary clinton, keeping

her in the front of the debate or muscling her way to the front again. she's playing tactically carefully, praising biden and saying we should always who do more. typically safe way but i think we will find out whether the nation really want to hear from her again on this or any other issue. one of the reasons why this country has such difficulty talking about ukraine and russia is the fact the democrat made russia in particular a domestic issue in the last five years. they couldn't have a sensible debate in this country what russia was actually doing because the day after the election in 2016 hillary clinton was saying russia, prussia, russia without foundation meaning everyone else ran away from talking about it for four years so i think we are reaping the results of that and as i say, america will work out whether they want to hear from

the woman who said that most in the months to come. kennedy: kevin, but she has reset button. reset, reset, reset with russia, russia, russia so certainly she has some accountability. we heard from president obama the 80s called and they want their foreign policy back. apparently the 80s have come home and it's a dire situation, i don't know i trust a nitpicking warmonger like hillary clinton to dissect everything. [laughter] >> a warmonger, another man's favorite former secretary of state, i'll beg to differ on that a bit, secretary clinton is earned the right to address these issues, she was an effective secretary of state for four years. obviously you said early on, who would love to see a younger speak out, they have great military national security

experienced by secretary clinton has great views from the interview where she talked about the issues with saudi arabia india, key countries in regards to . kennedy: protruding to the clinton foundation, was it 25 million with -- we never got the full number. >> saudi arabia has been playing that for a long time. kennedy: i don't trust her especially in terms of foreign policy. brad, you take it from here. >> we are in a situation right now deadly serious, we need to avoid a war with nuclear power and going to hillary clinton on advice you avoid a war is like going to donald trump for diet tips or o.j. simpson for marriage counseling. [laughter] a woman whose support every failed war in recent american history with iraq or afghanistan and she was the architect failed

proxy war in libya turning it into a failed state so i'm not interested in her advice here calling on us to spend more lethal aid. respectfully, ms. clinton, we've seen your views and policies how they work out and america's public has rejected that so biden should get her out because she's old news and it didn't work. kennedy: old news. all right, the panel is sticking around from should congress have term limits? mayor in tennessee, jacobs from wwe leaving one push in here to discuss and moments. ♪♪

washington d.c. is full of out of touch politicians that archaeologists don't even want to touch. they are desperate to do what it takes to hold on to power their bony skeleton fingers for decades. tennessee looking to join their state pushing. the tennessee state senate were built faster resolution for congress to act but even if it

passes, and yet more state need to get on board to stir congress into action. well congressional term limits become law? is this wishful thinking? mayor of tennessee and chair of the u.s. term limits tennessee chapter, glenn jacobs. welcome back, sir from mr. mayor. >> appreciate you having me on. kennedy: everyone loves term limits but congress will never pass this, well they? >> they probably won't and is circumvented 34th state to sign on to article5, single issue to discuss term limits as you said here in tennessee we like to become the sixth state so far, keep on moving forward. kennedy: what if the states are seriously looking at this? >> florida, alabama, missouri and virginia have passed resolutions indicating they would like an article five

convention. wisconsin just past that a few weeks ago so they are the newest one. a number of other states are also considering legislation. kennedy: but the numbers are outstanding from 82% of republicans, 78% of independents. you put out that this is the rarest bipartisan issue and its people forget about it, what is it about what's happening right now giving this more traction than past go around? >> donald trump popularized the term drain the swamp and it's gotten worse. people who have been there for decades no longer in congress the more power you got. it's hard to unseat incumbent it's about five times as much money. eighty-five -- 95% of their dollars to incumbent so it's

very difficult to get them out. when you think about term limits, president term limits governor's term limits, the numbers around the country, i don't think it's a big reach to say we should do the same. kennedy: would you ever run for congress? >> i don't think i would ever run for congress. i like what i am doing now and i think most of the great work can be done at the local and state level and i think going forward we will need that, i'm a believer in federalism and i would like to see many of our states step up and push back against the federal government and the overreach we are seeing. kennedy: and you have pointed out the constitution was designed to have citizen legislators. as you have pointed out, a ruling poetical last so how long will it take to get congress to

act? >> i think the faster this effort goes, the better and the more we can accelerate but i believe once congress realizes they are serious about this and more states sign on, i think congress may do it themselves because they have control of the process. kennedy: pointed out expecting congress to help term limits is like trusting children to enact their own bedtime. 2:00 a.m. is good. [laughter] mayor, thank you for your time, always appreciate talking to you. >> thanks. kennedy: finally admitting hunter is troubled. his e-mails were real. what took them so long? i'll break it down in my memo. stay with me.nv ♪♪

kennedy: washington post is the latest news organization to admit they did a lazy job reporting on hunter biden's laptop so they could peel joe biden from labyrinth. in 2020 instead of investigating explosive claims, family dealings and clear corruption, washington post and new york times not to pass on russian this information. how did they come to this false conclusion? begging the question, if it's disinformation because we say it is we say it is because disinformation. that's journalism and why we are left the mumbling president who not only can't string words together but is put us closer to nuclear war most likely on the take. i'll keep saying this,

codependency is a hell of a drug. hunter biden is a loser but all joe was left with in his brain after his son boat was cruelly taking from him. hunter has no expertise, strippers during practice jacks so the big guy like him on the trip for the vice president where he met chinese operant reportedly $11 million to the business entities. we know this not only from the laptop content but also tony bob lenski who met president biden the truth the introductions would bear and has not been refuted by the biden. most would say yeah but from but if you didn't like the nepotism with trump, you should abhor it, our political savior. it's been learned long ago to engage in journalism not advocacy because it's horrific

with serious charges uninvestigated to intentionally keep voters in the dark. the new york post reporting before the election in 2020, you couldn't on twitter for two weeks because i disabled it so people can even ask what the big guy might have been up to. i don't care what hunter biden does, he's a sad sack whose crappy art is another avenue to buying access to his mumble mouth father. fbi looking at his laptop, various dubious countries companies for illegal lobbying and money laundering. he may be in his own deep yogurt. for now, he's saying $20000 a month out of the beach rental, more burisma money hotshot. secret service detail costing taxpayers 30,000 a month. wouldn't you want to be on that detail? single-minded double standard

candidate and it's no wonder people have grown to distrust those like new york times in favor of conversationalists like joe rogan at least has the nerve to ask questions when legacy media act as human shields for human garbage like hunter and the biden's. in fact the memo. it's not just rationalists calling out the liberal media, real-time host bill mark says no and trust them anymore. >> two years later new york times washington post have come around to say there was something there. it looks like the left-wing media buried the story because it wasn't part of their narrative and that's why they don't trust the media. kennedy: baddest true. egg meet face, will heads roll? kevin walling, brad polumbo. what is the worst accusation here, douglas? the son of a former vice

president dealing access for millions of dollars or that the media printed up so there big guy would win the election? >> i mentioned in the last segment the inability of this country about russia in recent years because of what hillary clinton had done in the same can be said about ukraine. before the recent war, the main thing ukraine was in this country was about burisma and hunter biden, the presence on the port side the area he has no competency and $50000 a month. here is the real scandal in that, if you read my colic from the new york post and laptop from hell, you can see among other things, an e-mail from hunter biden, his daughter where hunter biden says to his daughter in unpleasant family spent, whatever you do in your life, at least you won't have

what i had in my life, my father taking 50% of everything i own. that would strike me as an interesting story as i'm sure it would you but apart from the new york post and this channel and very small other number of people, nobody thought that was interesting. people said we can't verify the e-mail. you know how you can? pick up the phone and call anybody in the many people getting e-mails and asked them whether it was verifiable. anyone could have but they didn't want to because i didn't want to admit it was true until after the election when they got there guy and. what it shows is a cross section corruption in the united states of america, the corruption of the son of a president taking money and the expertise he does not have in our country he knows nothing about. then the media covering up for

it. that is banana republic behavior all the way. i regret it because the cynicism that exists in this country toward almost every institution missed exercises when we see things like this. kennedy: how is this sensible? >> it out. i don't like when eddie child or sibling of a president uses this to negotiate a contract or deal. you rightly pointed out you delivered this monologue, it wasn't right when donald trump did it and it wasn't right with hunter biden. i'd love to seek more transparency when it comes to family members of our elected officials and it oversees dealing, it wasn't right when ivanka trump was negotiating 41

trademarks in china in 2019 which was on the government payroll. that's frustration i had from four years ago and not right when hunter is doing the same thing and i'm a democrat on your panel who supports this president. as an active d.o.j. investigation into hunter biden and we should let that play out in the president says he does not believe his son did any -- this president hasn't interfered whatsoever as proceeded, he didn't choose to remove prosecutors involved that's playing out in the last year. kennedy: how big of him, that is amazing. >> it's the change from the last guy who's had the ag was his own first lawyer. [laughter] kennedy: what did obama -- zero that's right, his payment. brad, if hunter biden is indicted, the new york post said biden presidency cannot survive, do you agree? >> i don't know, that will have to be something ultimately that is left up to voters, i doubt he gets to where he's removed by

his own party over this but the entire thing for me is about the biden family but also media ecosystem and social media overlords because they decided with no evidence that this story was disinformation. you know what else was once considered misinformation? galileo suggested the universe didn't revolve around the earth and also suggesting coverage may have originated in a lab band from facebook and said to be misinformation because people like doctor fauci and we have to realize you can't ban things and call them misinformation, the process of truth requires airing these things out. kennedy: you cannot dismiss it and then say the evidence is in when you've sought zero evidence. the airline industry begging president biden to please follow the signs. executives think mask mandate are hurting their business discouraging people from flying not to mention causing tension

between passengers and or mask making flight attendants. twenty-one states filed suit challenging mask mandate on public transportation so what is the president and his administration waiting for? how have mask mandate changed your travel habits? are you still fine? have you shut down your adventures because you don't want to be in a mask for 12 hours? >> you just have no choice for work sometimes but i resent it enormously, everything about it. i resent the fact that i'm stuck in a plane like sardines around other people and at the end they say please exit the plane during social distancing. the last 12 hours you didn't have to social distanced what is the crucial bit as you are getting off where covid can get you. preposterous, nowhere the air is

more circulated than on an airplane. what i fear in all of this, there will be those left behind as the rest of the world is masked, there will be we are left behind's. kennedy: i was thinking about that the other day, the gym in my building shut down for an hour and a half every day for disinfecting like what is this, 2020? >> this is npr also and 2-year-old have to be in masks. kennedy: the worst for so many reasons. kevin, you and i have a 6-year-old. >> we do, together. i flew back from charlotte yesterday and the airport was hacked, i don't know if masks are discouraging people to travel because it's more trouble than ever. i'm with you in terms of mask mandate that don't make sense april 18 i think is when the government agencies will be reviewing that regulation.

i hope they will do away with the masks because i think they are not just a nuisance but are clearly overstaying their welcome. kennedy: they don't work also. 90% of the masks they use, they don't work or keep the virus out brad, what is driving the mandate? is a science or poll numbers because it's not looking for democrats in the midterms? >> it definitely not science. there are few places that are filtered with a chance of covid infection lower than on an airplane. the technology and experts have all set it low risk and mask mandate doesn't differentiate tween across mask, a face diaper that doesn't do anything and it's germy n95 if you where correctly can protect you from covid, there's evidence. it doesn't make distinction, it's about politics and the

nature of government like milton friedman who set temporary government program ends up being permanent or lasting, far overstaying his welcome and that's what we are taking from this, these temporary programs are still here years later, let's not be so quick next time to accept them in the first place as temporary expansion of government authority. kennedy: let's have fun and party. we forgotten how to do that and we missed spring break. well done tonight, thank you all. and thank you for thanking me. ceo elon musk twitter's largest shareholder. jonathan hoenig joins me after the break to discuss. ♪♪

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kennedy: elon musk roughly blue feathers with twitter take over warning we learned the believer bought 9.2% of the social media giant, making him it largest shareholder. will he lose his influence to make changes? this tweet from a week ago i give you a clue march 26, twitter serves as the public town square. fundamentally undermines democracy, what should be done? does elon musk have the power to change tortoise algorithms and to stop the corporate censorship stifling america? fox news contribute and capitalist pig hedge fund manager, jonathan hoenig, he's back. welcome back, sir. >> great to be with you. the problem with twitter, it's never been censorship or government regulation, it's been management, terrible management.

they need some new policies, i think they need and edit button but elon musk is a big part of that. capitalism is putting your money where your mouth is and elon musk, 9% owner, the biggest owner even more than jack dorsey himself, he will be advocating for at the very least voting for shares. kennedy: so what can he do with 9.2%? how can he change twitter? >> he's a major influence on the company and at the very least he will vote the shares and probably give advice as well and it's a benefit for the company. elon musk has a history of creating tons of wealth. how many millionaires elon musk has created. this is where the aoc's of the world, elizabeth warren and president biden are wrong. they don't sit on their money like scrooge and mcduck. kennedy: elon musk has never

paid taxes. ask people. >> what he does so, i'm happy, maybe he doesn't pay taxes which is good because what wealthy people do is i invest and reinvest. paypal, spacex, tesla, the boring company, every time he's made money, he's reinvested into more jobs and business and innovation, it's a big plus. i don't own any of his companies, i wish i did but even twitter set today 25% just on anticipation . kennedy: something is going to happen and it will not be heavily politicized dogleg or which is what it has been doing. the more we hear about the hunter biden scandal and twitter taking the new york post and

disabling it, people wouldn't even talk about the story, that doesn't become censorship when it has a direct impact on u.s. elections so i hope he shakes it up like a snow globe because that's the way, it's not going to congress or the senate and demanding action from politicians who want more power. >> that's exactly it, you can't discount the importance of a good ceo. steve jobs saved apple in 1995, it was left up for dead and elon musk is the biggest owner not advocating for regulation or more government, he's putting his money where his mouth is and you will see significant changes in the not too distant future. kennedy: he does have a pretty mouth. well said. we'll see what happens and there will be more to talk about and hopefully other billionaires and companies will take the opportunities and follow suit. i'd rather see companies that

benefit me directly and by big dumb stupid yachts. [laughter] >> be well. kennedy: topical storm is next. ♪♪

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