table. last night russia agreed to secretary of state blinken and foreign ministers lavrov should meet on february 24. february 24. in europe. but if russia takes military action before that date, we'll be clear that they have slammed the door shut on diplomacy. that it will have -- they not only from the sanctions that we and our allies will impose on russia, but the moral outrage of the rest of the world will visit upon them. you know, for many issues that divide our nation and our world, but standing up to russian aggression is not one of them. the american people are united. europe is united. the transatlantic community is united. our political parties in this country is united. the entire free world is united. russia has a choice between war

and all the suffering they will bring or diplomacy that will make us seek future safer for everybody. i will be happy to take a few questions. nancy from bloomberg. >> do you think it is wise for the president to leave the ukraine if perth. >> that is a judgment for him to make and it's his determination as to whether or not. i have spoken with him a dozen times, it may be more, i don't know. and in the pursuit of a diplomatic solution, it may not be may be a wise choice. it is his decision. >> do you have any indication about whether president putin has made a decision to whether to invade the ukraine? you feel confident he's made that decision already? to get as of this moment, i am convinced he has made the decision.

>> there seems to be a spirit to do some sanction some comprehensive sanctions. is everyone on board with the same sanctions that you want to do? >> yes. there will be some slight differences, but there will be more add-ons than subtractions. >> and president putin is going to oversee some nuclear drills this weekend? how do you see that happening? what is your reaction on that? >> i don't think he is remotely contemplating using nuclear weapons, but i do think he is focused on trying to convince the world that he has the ability to change the dynamics in europe in a way that he cannot.

how much of it is a cover for saying were just doing exercises, and there is more to it than that, it's hard to read his mind. >> at mister president mister president, to be clear. you are convinced that president putin is going to invade ukraine, is that what you just said a few moments ago? >> yes. >> so is diplomacy off the table then? >> know, until he does, diplomacy is also a possibility. >> what reason do you have to believe he is considering that option at all? >> there is significant intelligence capability. thank you very much. >> it so that was president biden at the white house declaring for the first time so far that he now does believe that vladimir putin will militarily invade ukraine. the president just getting off

the phone with our european allies who say they are united in determent and are preparing a massive amount of economic sanctions against the russians who he said as pushing out massive amounts of propaganda amount of propaganda all over the place and we don't know anymore than that is basically what he said. greg gutfeld, your reaction to what you heard. >> i don't know what to believe because they there was some interesting intel on afghanistan. when he said it was hard to read hooton's putin's bind, i get that right so why don't you just ask him? you know what i mean. there is always the psychological barriers in these things, why don't you just ask him what's on his mind and just sit there. this is what we did with north korea trumped de-escalate he escalated a psychological threat by actually asking the dude, what is your problem. heat took a psychological threat

off the table. we would love for you to join the rest of the world and not be an aggressive tyrant, but we're not planning on blowing them up, so maybe you could point your missiles somewhere else. you have to remove this psychological barrier, it would be interesting. there's only one piece and you need to talk two. it is prudent. ask him, let him talk. there is something going on here that feels very very manufactured. i don't know what it is, but it just seems to me,. >> it is jake sullivan. jake sullivan is the national security adviser. he has been the one saying we have so much intelligence, and invasion is imminent. he said it last friday. it's next friday and i don't think that he is going to invade and i don't understand why we are running point when germany is the one who has got the most invested, they have that energy relationship with russia. russia needs their money, they need their market, therefore come up with a new chancellor,

he should make his mark on the rest of europe he has got a much better shot than the dumb dumb's in this administration. they did it in 2014 and the going to blow it again and i know they are because to be when harris is a point person. she's going to say the same thing over and over again and blame her lack of knowledge on the entire situation and just say we stand together. we are standing together. we are together standing. >> don't forget the #. >> the amazing part of it is he is convinced that putin has made the decision to. so what are you basing it on, did you talk to him or are you basing it on the fact that they've got the planes out, they've got the tanks that are in position. it is called the russian reserve which is only used when they are about to occupy, so putin as playing this game, whatever it is, and he's got these nuclear

places he's going to and he's going to do this weekend and then you have to say okay, are you basing it on that? because if you are, it's just a game and you don't know what putin is doing great i agree with you, kennedy, i really believe that jake sullivan and blinken, and then you put the queen of it, kamala harris at the top of it. first of all, we can't fight with the ukrainians because they're not nato country. what you're going to do, shake their hands when they come back for more? >> leslie, it looks like the intelligence community believes that they are going in, and that intelligence is either right, or it is wrong. we just don't know that, but you can tell by the president's somber tone, and this is pretty somber that he thinks it's happening any day now. this is different than he usually is. >> it was totally different i agree, but the message was the

same. if it has a built bill and it has webbed feet and? , it's a duck. if you look at ten years of what vladimir putin has done. first of all, vladimir putin has wanted ukraine is bad as a teenage boy wanted the centerfold in playboy since he want when you have 150,000 troops there, one, two, you have these small attacks and this is how they start and then the they escalate. and then three, you have this propaganda commit that is the mo for the invasion that's what he did last time and that's what he's done before, so why would he do anything differently now? >> why didn't obama stop him in 2014 when they invaded crimea and they declared war back then? could get you brought up very good point if you took one of my points, but ukraine is not a nato country and this is one area where we have bipartisan support, both democrats and

republicans we don't want military involvement now, we didn't want it when barack obama was president. >> what are you going to do there though. >> let's get some reaction to the speech from jennifer griffin who is life at the pentagon. jennifer, you heard what he said, it sounds like he thinks putin is going in. what changed so significantly in the last 24 hours? >> i think first of all i need to level set with the conversation i've just been listening too. what we are listening right now is not something that's changed in the last 24 hours. if you go back to notes i've been sending out for the last to weeks, this is something we have been watching in terms of you have commercial satellite imagery committee of the buildup of forces, the type of forces, the things that we have been told in advance to look for in terms of some of the dis- information that is already starting to appear, the false

flag operations. all of that is taking up. this is something that through a web of intelligence sources as well as the surveillance imagery that you can see with your own eyes. this is something that has been expected. they have been watching it very closely, and they feel that they are now in the final hours and days in which there is still a small possibility to try to get prudent to accept the offering of diplomacy. as you heard from president biden, and it's extremely significant, what he just said in terms of from his point of view, putin has already made the decision. that coincides with what i am hearing, through the pentagon, from western intelligence sources, from western allies, this is a very different situation than i've heard the comparisons to the iraq war, wmd, how do we know. we are seeing it with our own

eyes. if you can't look at the kind of missile battalions that are now in belarus, 30,000 russian troops there. half of his air force has now been deployed toward ukraine. i am told just moments ago from a senior defense official that 40 percent of his 190 troops that are on the border with ukraine are now in attack positions, that is something we have been waiting for. they were in those barracks and they are now moving into assault positions. they could move in a matter of hours or days. this is something that needs to be watched closely. this is not some backwater, this is europe, one of the largest military actions being threatened to redraw the map of europe since world war ii. it's going to be bloodied. we've heard estimates that 50,000 civilians will be killed come up more than 5 million

refugees will be sent on the road. the level of destruction and the blood neatness of this invasion, if it moves forward, and again they are doing what they can to try to get them to meet and say that if there is an invasion before that meeting on wednesday, that then those sanctions and everything else goes to place, we're in a whole different route at that point. at right now every american should be watching this and knowing this is deadly serious. this is not situation, to even mention the durham probe in the same sentence of what we just know, and what we can see with our own eyes in terms of military buildup and knowing what vladimir putin is i served in moscow from 1996-1999. i watched as he rose. i remember the apartment blocks that were blown up by his kgb as a pretext to go into touch them. go look at those images and how

carpet bombed it was when the russian military moved in. this is not a precision small pinpointed strike, this would be the full weight of the russian military going into ukraine if somebody doesn't stop it in the coming days. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. you look like he wanted to say something. >> and want to say a couple of things. first of all our electric grid in this country is vulcanized, it's like a third world country. even the military as connected through our electric grid, so we are vulnerable to a cyber attack on the electric grid. it could throw us back, and i'm not being dramatic here it could throw us back into the dark ages. >> candlelight dinners. >> candlelight dinners, but knew it romantic. that's number one, number two, it's if the wind and invasion is so obvious and we're in the midst of it, why is the president of ukraine going to munich this week? >> why is he the most lax leader

in the face of an invasion. take it there has been a little contrast between the intensity on this site versus him. >> i don't know. it's kind of swirling we have been hearing this. we've been hearing this, and it's like don't start giving us because we don't know what's true because we been right to lied to. >> repeatedly. >> i think what people are seen through the satellite images are they have amassed a massive amount of soldiers and armaments right around that country and you know what happened in world war i and world war ii, it's a bloodied theater, the united states usually has come and bail those people out we have the strongest military in the world and we are allies with all these nato country.

the fear is getting sucked into this bloodied theater and having it spiral, the gas goes to four dollars here in the united states and we get hit with cyber attacks. >> there is also concerned that this administration is being pulled into a hot conflict with a nuclear power. it's not exciting. it's not a football game. we are to nuclear powers about to get into a fight with each other and would germany come over and have are back if they decided to launch an invasion into the united states? i don't think they would. so i go back to why are we the ones running point on this, and why are people so excited at this prospect? what would happen in afghanistan? i'm not just talking about the botched withdrawal, into the point you made earlier, the bad intelligence on the withdraw and help quickly that country would collapse. why are we now trusting the

exact same intelligence apparatus to give us information here when the president can't say it plainly. >> i share a lot of distrust, we have been lied to repeatedly by the department of defense, about afghanistan for decades, why would we all of a sudden come clean now. we also know the ca is very spying on americans illegally. >> to kennedy's point about trusting the intelligence, they have seen i guess all of the satellite images show that so that is not in dispute, it is something that is in the shadows, you can see where they have surrounded the country. it's a matter of what the president can do diplomatically because we're not going into deter him militarily. we don't have an alliance with a country. we don't want that country in nato to begin with. we're not going to say that because you can't let the russians tell us who we will be allies with with. it is pretty clear we don't want them in nato.

if he says that as a condition, cool. i don't want, california. >> there may have been a smoother way for the president to diplomatically. >> what if this is a fact-finding mission. you prepared to invade just to see what the other side has. >> that's what i think and that's what i thought was happening for the last to weeks. >> but don't you already know? >> we might have a weapon we don't even know we had. >> where is the grassy knoll underneath the table. vladimir putin reminds me of the that do this. he is all about he is all about power and he's all about money.

we need to take a deep breath. the western world controls over 50 percent of the world's economy. russia and china combined less than 20 percent, so when it comes to money, we are going to win. that's what i think we see confidence not just in biden, but our allies like germany and others. in addition, we know we're not going to send in the military we're not going to send in the military and we have bipartisan support and not sending in the military. he is having the power grab which is something you've always wanted, but what is going to happen after? i do think that not just president biden, but i think along with our restaurant allies, he is going to be smacked so hard site financially that he will regret this. >> but do you think he can stomach the sanctions and say i'd rather bobble up the country. >> i don't think he can stomach the sanctions. i was just going to agree. i don't know that he has the money to last there for more than a couple of months. in terms of russia, economically

surviving and invading and occupying. >> when they created a state used all the wood they could possibly find to create exact replicas of themselves, and that is what russia is doing with their military. they have every single thing they have two try to make it look like they have much more waiting in the wings. they are economy is in shambles. people in the country our hurting. they don't want this, get they have eastern ukraine, why do they need all of ukraine? >> they need it as a buffer militarily and they want to reclaim the old empire they lost. >> the british, the romans. many times men have been wanting to get more and more. >> she never would've invaded. >> it's all about men, right? it's all about the guerrillas since the beginning of time it's been about men.

>> can you name them and that power grab? >> catherine the great. >> i'll give you that. >> i think just to recap, americans are concerned about the rising gas prices and if there is a cyber war back and forth, that cou also hurt us too. until then, we don't know what's going to happen, but kamala is going to handle it. she's handled our border, she could definitely handle another countries. >> we will continue to follow the breaking news, chaos in canada as justin trudeau tries to crush the freedom trucks. and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu?

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♪ >> major chaos in canada is petty tyrants makes good on his promise to crack down on the freedom truckers. a massive police presence arresting and tussling with protesters on the streets of ottawa after taking two of their leaders into custody. some truckers are saying they are ready to leave with honor, but officials apparently aren't letting them go and are impounding their vehicles. as we've been telling you, the protesters are not the only ones getting harassed. a café owner who got docked after donating to the cause, giving in an emotional interview to the very own jesse watters. >> i gave a donation to fill a gas tank of someone so they didn't have to sleep in minus 30 in the cold that night and i think that decision speaks to my humanity and not two political beliefs. someone draped all large bedsheet over our sign right i'm

sorry. it's been a tough few days. and the sign read they support terrorists. >> jesse, you spoke with her, this woman gave what many would consider up minor donation and she is being punished for it, criticized, and being called a terrorist. >> she's not a political person she said she was worried because it's minus 30 degrees outside so she gave the donation so truckers could buy gas and buy food, and the next thing you know her whole life has been turned upside down. they vandalized her place, they've called her all sorts of names, and they've called her. it is a sad thing to see because she just wanted everybody to come together and show respect for each other she thought this could've been handled much differently and she was pleading for the prime minister to just kind of do what leaders do commit and bring everybody together and stop dividing everybody. ultimately the mandates are the

most divisive thing. we've seen it in this country here and now up there, they are divisive and you've got to get rid of them. he should've had a maple syrup maple syrup summit and hit everybody together. how easy would it have been for this they were going to pause the mandate for 14 days, let's get together, you guys leave, open the bridge, let's sit down have a little dinner, it may be some waffles, and then we will straighten everything out. at least it would have gotten people off the edge a little bit. but now look like what we have. we have a whole country of people at everybody's throats. where is bieber? he is the most famous canadian out there and he hasn't said a word about this. >> we talked about that yesterday. you have justin trudeau who says that the country admires most is china and that he himself is acting like a dictator. all he had to do was start talking with the truckers in the beginning, but instead he calls

a jewish member of parliament, a conservative, she stands with the flag-waving swastika people and now the canadians are doing the same thing to someone who wants to contribute. can he get this back or is his legacy going to be one of a tyrant? >> if this canadian breck girl spent half the time on communicating with the truckers as he does on his air, this would have been fixed. he should not be prime minister, he should be a wedding dj at midsize hotel in niagara falls. that's where he belongs. does the media have such a severe injury that they don't see how comical this contrast was when cities were getting burned out in 2020 and leaders were saying give them space and here they are saying these people are honking their horns. /their tires. take their gas. take their kids. take their pets. arrest them. it's an interesting concept. if you want to see who the good guys are, because i do think to get breaking news alert. >> i want to make sure that the

truckers are respectful and they are law abiding in that they're good people and so far they have been. but you want to look on who is on what's inside. so i'm looking at who supports the trucker and who doesn't part of the people who support the truckers, elon musk who gave millions to fight poverty. an amazing canadian philosopher, nick gillespie, that means libertarians are behind him. via prominent liberals like glenn greenwald, i could go on with the people that support the truckers just by going on twitter then you look at the other side, all it is as the dying legacy media, the dying tech tacklers at cnn. the elitist, the washington post. they are so detached from this class of people, it is so easy for them to call them ribs, but i look at the other side and say i want a few of those people. elon musk, smartest guy in america. that guy is with the truckers, count me in. he get. >> the truth is, there are now

100 checkpoints. it's almost like east berlin, and they are telling these truckers, if you have been animal, and we arrest you, we you may never see the animal again. we are going to call in canadian protective services if you have child with you. your children will be taken into custody. this is so beyond the pale of a peaceful demonstration, that it's is objecting to a year and a half of being on lockdown and you know, they are over over-the-top here, wouldn't you say? >> i would say let's look at the people of canada specifically of ottawa and what are they saying. if you look at the polls, they are not with the freedom convoy or elon musk. if you look at them, they are with the vaccine mandate and if you look at harassment, there is a family that had a rainbow flag hanging outside their home and they were harassed. there were homeless people and people working at a homeless shelter that were harassed.

>> are you talking about yelled at floor insulted? >> there are individuals in this community that have had to close their businesses. >> what about what happened in the united states. justin trudeau who met with the organizers of this movement originally, who is his responsibility too? their freedom the freedom convoy truckers or the people that elected him. >> wesley, the problem is and i said that yesterday i said parliament has to vote on this emergency power act. and they don't want to vote on it because they are with the truckers. so you can tell me the canadians want or are supporting him, but this guy is out of his mind. >> i don't agree with the truckers. the reason is, this is not world war ii and that is really, if you look at the scenario of what this is like.

you know, the rise of fascism in world war ii, and this is what this is very justin trudeau has turned canada into a fascist state. when you have people that are forcibly being pulled from their wines, arrested, having there vehicles confiscated so they can't work. having their bank accounts frozen so they can't spend money, they can't pay their bills. what is the one thing we heard when we were having this massive supply chain issue where people couldn't get any supplies into local drugstores or walgreens? that we need more truckers. we need them. it's a tough job. this convoy has affected the supply chain on both sides of the border. >> may be if the prime minister would act rationally and in good faith. jesse's recommendation is the best one i've heard, suspend the mandates for to weeks hammer everything out, and then once you have an agreement, then commerce will be free flowing, not only from the moment you sit

down but until there is a resolution. justin trudeau is an embarrassment to the northern hemisphere and he should be out. >> and to all those people that what do you think about the fact that he just disappeared, he wouldn't even talk to them. could get a couple of things. you think about our nation, i know we are a greater nation than canada, sorry, canadians. would a president sit down the head of the police sat down with the organizer. >> that is not a representative of justin trudeau. >> and he quit. i don't think the prime minister of canada anymore than the president of united states. >> straight ahead. americans want to move on, but biden and the democrats can't seem to give up masks.

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♪ >> democrats are worried their party is tainted. they are getting a major warning on covid mandates internal polling reportedly shows the majority of swing votes believe the party since the pandemic response to far and the backlash could prove to be politically fatal in the midterms. but not all democrats are ready to move on as you know. the key for the past to years, so much of the identity of what it meant to be a democrat to follow the science was tied up in masking and following these rules and regulations, and if you didn't do that, you were a bad person, you were a denier,

so it now these democratic leaders need to get their basic comfortable with unwinding all of that. >> i have a little voice in my head that doesn't really follow 100 percent what they tell me because they keep changing it. if i go on the subway, if i go in a bus, if i go into a theater, if i go, where else would i go, a crowded place. >> don't you think she should cover it up. >> may not listen to the voices in her head? i've always been masked optional. everybody got it over the. right now, we are 75 percent vaccinated. where is the big joe biden speech congratulating the country for hitting the 75 vaccination rate?

he fathered the heck of out of us all year about how we weren't getting faxed in shame on us. finally we got our numbers up in the guy isn't insane anything. what about us? don't we get any respect? >> listen, i think a lot of people at the beginning of the pandemic were excited about staying home, they got to set up an office in their house, it was fun, it was different, now people are getting sick of their spouses and their spouses are getting sick of them or they want to get back to the office. women want to get back to the office, they want action to or they want to stay home and get the husbands back to the office so they can have some peace. we just got bored, it got a little tedious and we are ready to go and even democrats are ready to go. the problem is most democrats don't want to move on, but the rest of the country does, so the government has to realize they have to govern for everybody, they can't just govern their own party and that's why you see it

so awful right now. >> are also seeing a lot of democrats date, but the cdc guidelines, and they are going ahead and getting rid of mask mandates. you see that in oregon, california, new york, connecticut, it is politically toxic. we shouldn't be making a public health decision based on politics, but masks are the emblem of the pandemic. it has activated a group of voters who before had nothing in common and many of them were apolitical. they are the ultimate swing voters in the upcoming midterms, and that is apparent. i don't think democrats realize what they've stirred up with parents across the country. virginia was just an appetizer. >> that's what i think as the case, that the democrats are not convincing the swing voters because now the swing voters understand that the democrats totally are not in touch with them. we learned it from the san

francisco school board, america is in a bad mood right now. we're in a bad mood because we've been told to be quiet, they been telling us big tech is not letting us communicate what we want to communicate. the cdc right now can't even decide whether or not masks are, what did they say, they're going to put in guidance soon regarding masks. they haven't figured it out yet. of course, everyone in the swing states is mad at the democrats for defunding, they're mad at the democrats for the border, they are mad for the spending that is out of control. they are mad at them because americans get it and they've had it. >> what is guidance anyway? >> the guidance affects your life and you can't hire certain people or you're going to get fired because you are exercising you're medical freedom. >> ware has fauci been? >> i saw his hero the other day, it's got really great and it's kind of like when your president after the second term, you look

totally different. he's had it. his run is over. he admitted that natural immunity is very powerful. >> leslie, what is politically problematic for democrats right now? >> inflation, the issue with masks in schools or the horrific situation with russia. >> anb, not see. could get not foreign-policy at all. it is not top ten of any voter. it is the economy and covid. in my state of california cap, what gavin newsom did he's always gone by what's going on with the hospital. the cron was not killing people at the rate that delta was, we didn't see the numbers in the hospitals and the icu, so there are concerns, i am a democrat, i'm not wearing my mask i don't have it here under the table or under my leg or anything, but

there are concerns what will happen next what is the next variant going to be? but i hope it's not all politically motivated because democrats know historically that they are going to lose seats in the house, hopefully not too many in the senate with or without covid, but by the time we have the election, i think a lot of the voters will have forgotten. >> is so, the squad, that is one of the issues that is giving the the egypt's because they are so incredibly divisive, are not only dividing the country, but also the party. whatever their little mandates were in 2020, it has failed the democratic party and now they are panicking. >> the squad is no different than the loudest most irrational places on twitter. that is what screwed the democrat party, they started to listening to the charlatans, the crazy people, they didn't start

until it affected them politically. they didn't care about the crime. they didn't care about covid because it doesn't matter to them and until that power is threatened. if you're rich, and your powerful, you can live with it with a pandemic indefinitely. they shut down is fine. you can still go to the restaurants, you could see still be the governor of california you could still do this and that's because you are exempt. you can play at fly private so you can go as long as you want with the pandemic and the shutdown while everybody else offers. we talked about this, we were doing a show, we will still working what other people weren't. but the thing is, freedom came back. it didn't come back, but it came back to the powerful first. go look at the restaurants, go

look at the events, the servants will still be covered up and all the famous and rich people, they are all going to be uncovered. it will be the last ring will always be the poor, will always be the kids, and then everybody will say what about the children as though they care, but they don't. >> absolutely not where they would've taken their mental health into consideration and they have not and shame on them. van mel friday is up next. you're going to love it.

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♪ >> all right, it get smart, fan mel friday, first question. we only have time for one. if you're in a bad mood ask steve, what is one thing that can turn it around. >> peppermint patties. >> there you go. was that fast enough? >> that was faster than i would've come up with. what about you, leslie, what gets you out of a bad mood? >> shopping and booze. >> putting them together is amazing. nothing like drunk shopping. >> quick answer.

jesse? >> emma, my wife. >> that is so sweet. >> she's probably not watching him knocking to get credit. >> schooner full of sailors. >> if i'm in a bad mood, what thing that will turn around is just the smile of a young child. as i'm dropping them off in the woods. one more thing is up next. it's still the eat fresh refresh™ and subway's refreshing everything

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is yet. >> greg: who does this? >> jesse: caffeinated donuts. that's right. you don't even have to dip them in the coffee. they're already dipped. >> greg: that's the funnel of it. >> jesse: hostess releasing brand new calf ten nateed donuts as much caffeine as a cup of coffee in the doughnut. chocolate mocha, cafe mock at toe. double expresso. >> greg: in such hurry they need to combine things. >> don't stereotype large groups of people. >> what if they're made with pure fiber, too. >> jesse: prime time tonight we have a very interesting follow-up to the woman we showed you earlier in the show who is from canada and is now reeling but we have made her a star. and we love her. tammy, and greg, you are up. >> greg: all right tonight we have great show janice dean is on. we are going to do a lot of great stuff. tonight i leave and the whole leaves for dallas. shows every night.

on at the same time, 11:00 east coast time but we are going to be in dallas with a massive audience. a lot of surprise guests, a lot of food and a lot of good stuff. but, you knew that. >> jesse: you should check out the local spots. >> greg: i hear dallas has good food. contend stay away from the grassy knoll. >> greg: i have been doing yoga since i was 12. being able to stretch in a way so you can see people approaching from behind. this fellow here kiko. he has learned through yoga to tilt her head back since she was a puppy so she can always see if someone is going to sneak up on her. there you go. that's disgusting. don't do that downward facing dog. the dog downward facing human. i will shut up now. >> jesse: judge? >> judge jeanine: okay. now for a little disney magic. take a look at 2-year-old amelia. she just wants beauty

and the beast for the first time she loved it so much she immediately turned around to waltz with her dad just as they do in the movie. and her mom britney says amelia was glued to the screen while father got ready for work. even though he was running late he danced with her. the clip was a memory for me so i couldn't help but pull out this picture of my daughter who this is my daughter quickie dance to beauty and the beast with me. so, my very own huge memory for me down memory lane. that is all i have to say beauty and the beast. >> greg: who is the beast? >> judge jeanine: you. okay. >> kennedy: this weekend is the biggest event in nascar the daytona 500. can you check it out sunday 2:3. it's going to be incredible because nascar is debuting their next gen cars.

40 cars in the lineup. fox nation has a fantastic four-part special called road to do the. daytona. get available. 30 fox nation.com. 30 days free of fox nation. you can check out the documentary. watch the big race on sunday. and thank me later. >> greg: tell me they are not going to be wearing masks in the car. i guess they wear the whole hood thing. >> judge jeanine: yeah they have to wear the mel met in the car. >> jesse: document industry smash. who hosted that? >> judge jeanine: who hosted that. >> jesse: was that you, judge jeanine. >> leslie: florida teacher surprised with a snowman. most of her students had never seen snow before after reading a book snowman. she convinced her sister amber

to mail snowman 800 miles. they named it lucky for making it to florida without melting. the snowman lives in the school's cafeteria freezer. and when he melts, robin will use water to plant a garden at the school to show her students how severing gone full circle. >> jesse: that's it for us. have a great weekend, everybody. >> as of this moment i'm convinced he has made a decision. we have reason to believe that russia can still choose diplomacy. it is not too late to deescalate and return to the negotiating table. >> bret: good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight president biden says he's convinced russia will attack ukraine in coming days. he says russian president vladimir putin has made a decision. president biden said russia would be responsible for what he calls a catastrophic and needless war of choice. but, as you heard are the president added there --