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to it. and thus done an hour from now president biden is set to speak on russian sanctions. it's not the first time putin has tried to carve up ukraine. it was under the obama-biden administration that he annexed crimea. now with biden in introducing russian aggression again. former secretary of state, mike pompeo, says this just proves boudin is not afraid of the united states. >> boudin knows that it's trying to intimidate the united states are over. i'm going to stand up to it. >> harris: however, the president also promised this. apparently we don't have that ready for you at this time. kayleigh, i'm going to come to you. the white house response to russia was quite different in the last administration. talk to us about it. >> kayleigh: it was very

different, harris, which is why you don't see what's happening right now on trump's watch. there were so many sanctions put into place there was almost no sanctions left. there was a consulate that was expelled, russia had no diplomatic presence on the west coast. these are clear signs that you cannot mess around. harris, i'm obsessed by the sound bite ice on your program less than an hour ago are you heard that deputy national security advisor say this is that beginning of the latest russian invasion of ukraine? he's been doing that since the 2014. excuse me, there were four years were he didn't do this going back to 2014, that was when president donald trump was in power. the real truth here is that there is no greater supporter of the democratic party than vladimir putin. he got crimea on obama's watch, and i was getting exactly what he wants on joe biden's watch. his minions go out onto the airways, refused to call it an invasion. it took a day. he said biden was twisting in

the windows cnn was trying to get him to water the word invasion. then reporting this action may not merit the type of severe sanctions that biden has been warning about. >> harris: yet, where are they? >> kayleigh: the bottom line is that is, to nbc's evacuated in one year of biden, two countries in one year. that's all you need to know. >> harris: so, jason chaffetz, when two areas inside of a different country, your neighbor, are declared independent by the guy who just invaded, what does that tell you about what is next? >> jason: well, putin is able to say whatever he wants to say. let's also remember that he went in and took about 25% of georgia and there were sanctions and there was no response. it was the democrats, it was barack obama mocking mitt romney sing what we have to worry about? you want to or 1980s foreign policy back? they are not a threat.

what the democrats continue to go out and tell the world that global warming is the biggest threat to people's safety and security at this mess is the idea that there are thugs like boudin and russia that will go out and use force. when they instituted sanctions, as barack obama did end joe biden did come of the first time they went into crimea didn't really do anything. it wasn't a deterrent. it wasn't so severe that they said were not going to go back again. it was only donald trump who know how to use all of the levers, not just sanctions, but sanctions plus, in order to make sure that boudin wasn't on the march. as soon as donald trump is gone biden as they are, let's go marching in. they're going to take over the country. there are millions of people in peril. i think europe is in peril. biden has not offered the leadership -- >> harris: that's been one of the big come questions up and

asking, where is tough joe biden? i'd have to think that this is really fraught by the president's initial words and actions and that news conference back on toilet november 19th. he said a minor incursion when i get a lot of response from the united states. the last part is a paraphrase but i have to say this, joe biden set out and it would appear that putin did it. at first the white house called and said i don't know, is that i'm incursion? now they are calling it an invasion. >> here again the american people in the world are seeing weakness from the united states and from our president. they see how our enemies abroad counts on that. just as we are seeing "outnumbered" during a period when you talk to the american people are now they don't have a superstrong opinion on this but work is personal for them is where the opinion get stronger. what does this mean to us here

at home when america is weak abroad? you think these gas prices are high right now, just you wait if "outnumbered" gets more control of the world. >> general kellogg's was with me last hour and he said that we get a hundred thousand barrels of oil per day from russia. we are importing russian oil. were not energy independent. now we know that, but that is allowed. let's go listen to those from general kellogg and then i will go straight to emily. >> i think the biggest danger is miscalculation. what i mean by that is mistakes generally start wars. you don't think the other side is going to do something and we have to be very cautious about miscalculation. >> harris: i asked the general, emily, what is really at stake here for the united states. he said a war in europe would be decimating. it could be something a mistake like two ships that bump into each other.

he said in this type of an atmosphere you cannot predict what will happen in terms of human error. >> emily: that's razor-thin territory at this point for mistakes. i watch that exchange between you and the general live on faulkner focus. it was really powerful. i think in light of how monumental this moment is over there i think it's especially confusing why this administration has sent vice president kamala harris over there. she was fact-checked by multiple outlets with one calling her "perpetually unprepared." the "washington examiner" said there been peace and security. the yugoslavian wars of the 90s happened as well as russian attacks on georgia and ukraine. i think the berlin wall came down within the last 30 years. nor do i consider, said the reporter, the soviet occupation of eastern europe as peace and

security. it's not about "the washington post" quoted an american official about that entire trip and called it disorganized. said she was burnishing her political credentials rather than finding solutions. this administration has sent over a vice president for a photo op, who then makes a frank mockery of the seriousness of the situation come of the global ramifications of such and is woefully empty or prepared with her understanding of history as well as her understanding of geopolitical ramifications. on the delicacy required for international diplomacy. she doesn't have those jobs. we have seen that come in american people. what's equally noticeable is the fair election and -- >> harris: at least asking who stands up and gets putin's attention at this point.

as you are pointing out, emily, it won't get a vice president. with the president of the united states not coming shortly less than an hour from now, this has also taken some time. as kayleigh has pointed out, where are these tough sanctions? it's really too late for that. who is going to stand up and get tough now? will cover the news. coming up progressive district attorney, george cust cohen out in los angeles just reversed himself on that lenient sentence he gave a child molester in los angeles. that was after fox news aired his disturbing jailhouse in injury. now there are conflicting reports around when gascon knew about the tape. it's an interesting detail, stay close ta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay

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>> there is a new controversy involving progressive california district attorney, gascon, and the distressing audiotape of a convicted child molester. the sex offender is heard laughing at gascon's policies and gloating nothing would happen to our including not having to register as a sex offender. now the top prosecutor just reversed himself on allowing hannah tubbs to plead guilty in juvenile court saying he only learned of the audio recently. here are some of that disturbing jailhouse interview. >> if i ever get in trouble i'm leaving the state come i'm leaving the country, i'm not staying. >> a deputy d.a. says gascon's

office knew about the recording for at least a month, telling the "l.a. times" it was only after fox decided to air the audio that he went into damage control. earlier today our own bill hemmer asked a gascon advisor about the timeline. >> what you are saying is prior to bellum aleutian sank showing the audio portion of that with the d.a., george cust on, he was not aware of these conversations prior to that? speak of the content of these jail calls was something we did not know about and actually it was bill's email and conversation that notified us of this. >> jason, that is in stark contrast to what the prosecuting assistant d.a. for this case side, which is that he knew about the calls as early as january 20th, but he brought it to the attention of his superiors and says he was immediately removed from the case and was told it was irrelevant for the dispossession it sees seems not so relevant

anymore, jason. >> they got caught. they got exposed for what their policies really are, which is somebody who is sexually assaulting a 10-year-old was not going to be having to register as a sex offender and just do two years of probation to be able to continue on to do what they wanted to do. it's totally implausible for them to suggest that they didn't know the contents of that call. that would absolutely be shared with the prosecutors. that person has totally lined. >> cassie, part of the many issues i have is the d.a. -- because of his policy he backed himself into a corner and left the judge with his hands tied it because he there's nothing he can do about it. in juvenile court, gascon charges you can only charge one criminal count at a time, the max sentence is two years because he claims rehabilitation is all you need. this is for someone with a long

rap sheet that included violent offenses. when gascon said now i understand the lack of remorse for avalos because what about the facts of the case? a brutal case for the facts speak for themselves that it requires a deeper punishment than this? >> absolutely come emily come of the problem is this is not an isolated incident. it's not somebody who has a clean record that just slipped up once, this is somebody who was repeatedly put his woke policies ahead of the betterment of communities. that something in the broader context the american people have had enough of, thank goodness there is being shut on this. this is getting to the broader conversation of how do we hold these people accountable? there's a lot of people saying i'm tired of this happening to my own children and we need to put these people into retirement so that we can get these criminals off the street for god. it's tragic that the collateral

damage in the interim is the loss of so many people's lives, let alone lifelong trauma from sexual assault such as this. paris, i'm reminded of a very no video that the we learned the nfl new -- what was equally may be even more shocking is the contents of the video learning the authoritative body had access to it and only created accountability for that person after the public knew about too. >> harris: jason put it well, people get caught and then they want to reflexively do the thing they think will put them in better stead with the watching public. i don't know if that fixes what we see with gascon. in this case we pray justice is served, because that 10-year-old suffered mightily. but really and truly what are we turning into? it's not just gascon. it's not just the liberal d.a. here in new york. and not just the one in san francisco. there's a lot of money behind

us. george soros is pouring money through that fair act group that he has. what do they want us to become in this nation? yes, mama and papa bear, maybe we need some real bearers, i don't know. but do we really want to become their vision of us in this country? can we afford to? when you think of the 10-year-olds suffering the question becomes well how many tapes -- like what kind of evidence does it take to catch the d.a., like you catch a criminal in the wrong act. >> that's a great point. kayleigh, i hope george soros is listening to the now victim statement because she's old enough to go public. she said i've waited years for this whole situation to be finished, that i could get justice for what happened to me all those years ago. she says, but not only do i have to live with the awful memory for the rest of my life come i'm also given no true justice as to what happened to me. the point is that when mama bear is not able to protect the

children in that moment, the d.a. is supposed to protect them moving forward so that future children are not subjected to the same measure of assault that i feel del mike fear will not be the case with hannah tubbs. >> let me fill our viewers in on what happened at the 10-year-old girl. she's at a denny's restaurant, she goes to the bathroom, there is tubbs who grabs her by the neck, forces her into a bathroom stall, and assault her. one of the remarks that tubbs made in the leaked audio come i don't think we played it, was dez. tubbs said i was younger and i was hungry for some meat. that's how he described the 10-year-old victim. how nauseating is that? how upsetting is that? meanwhile you have liberal gascon who coddled the sex offender and said he is very upset and disgusted. really? you're upset and disgusted? i don't think so. we are disgusted for the 10-year-old girl, and we are

disgusted at your actions. >> it's also discussed income as kayleigh, it's painted that he was stating the law enforcement who he thought was listening on the call. what a week get the benefit of that out to the victims rather than the defendant. it's absolutely not paid and commit us to stop. coming up, why the media has been largely ignoring justin trudeau's crackdown on the freedom convoy protest, refusing to call them out for what critics call police state tactics. stay with us. ♪ ♪

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>> welcome back, canadian law enforcement has been aggressively tracking down on freedom protesters. this shows a group of officers holding down a protester while one of them hits the person what they are need multiple times. it's hard to watch. the journalist, glenn greenwald,

is asking why the media focuses exclusively on vladimir putin while giving canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, i passed. he summed it up with a tweet. posted a headline about boudin freezing the bank accounts of his political rivals and compared it with trudeau freezing the bank accounts of these protesters. greenwald wrote that is, you are required by western propaganda to treat these as fundamentally different. indeed huge numbers of people in the west are now renounced the former while applauding the latter. harris, so this protest largely cleared. it was cleared by a pepper spray, stun grenades to disperse the crowds, towed away over 70 vehicles, rested a hundred 91 people, those are pretty harsh tactics. >> harris: they are, that video is particularly troubling. i know this -- i don't like to compare things to other things, but for a second they are my -- i could almost see george floyd.

like imagine being that person on the bottom of that pile of people trying to breathe as this person is kicking you over and over and over and over. it's a blessing that person is still alive. i mean i can't help but react to that. and why aren't we seeing this coverage the way that we should be? yes, russia is hugely important, but we've been talking to truckers who have been covering this to our reporters have been so great on the ground, we've been telling the whole stories as much as we can gather there. i don't understand why the other media don't tell the story. if we had protesters traded like that there would be a rioting in the streets. remember the summer of 2020. i don't like to conflate things because george floyd situation was a murderer and he was not a protester, but the mind's eye can't block that out when you see someone under all of those people pinning that body down in the person's suffering you guys.

>> totally. it's very difficult to watch. he said that nicely. kathy, here is another video. these are more aggressive tactics. canadian mounted police. police on horseback. they appear to be trampling a protester, at least that was the allegation. there have been some texts between these officers, time for the protesters, here are jackboots on the ground. another officer describing this video is awesome. >> yeah, if youth -- yeah, if you think this is just happening at some other country -- these are the types of images we assume have been open oceans away, but they are operating at the direction of justin trudeau. this is a police officers gone rogue, this is an order they are carrying out. we need to look alive and see what's going on, to see the silence, the deafening silence

from our own leaders on this issue. and to know that there are checks and balances and our own country. we hear the rhetoric from the left to say the very same things about americans that they set about the truckers. and we have to be open to that and we have to be smart with our votes this november to make sure those who would carry out these same tactics and wishes are not returned to elected office. >> they even mentioned trump supporter's when they were freezing bank accounts. they froze bank accounts one of which was a mom making minimum wage and she made a $50 donation and now these emergency orders extended for another 30 days. >> the outcome of they are docking the people who contributed in the support of people who are up there protesting. how conveniently they forget that it's justin trudeau who was out there supporting people in india just over a year ago. it's critical of the lack of

freedom of press there in cuba, but he's out there also marching with blm protesters. he themes to think that's okay. if you call the king king trudeau something he doesn't like or you take a position that he doesn't like on unmasking on vaccinations and mandates, then he literally is going to destroy your life. they'll even take your dog and if you do you don't reclaim them and it days are going to euthanize those dogs. it doesn't get worse than what justin trudeau is doing. it's happening in our backyard and it needs to be called out. >> the ra or any of him calling out cuba for squelching freedom of speech, i think justin trudeau should look in the mirror. >> that's right, even the president of el salvador is, the record saying if this was in the latin american country the reaction would be different. he calls for international condemnation of these policies that law enforcement is carrying

out in a brutal way. i have to point out the financial d platforming has extended to every single corner where there are reports of people who gave coffee to protesters having their coffee shops shut down. this is d platforming and it is deplorable. this is ensuring those people who hold a different viewpoint than others are 100% cast out from the economic fabric of society here that eradicates their livelihood. this is not just shutting down businesses, even though that in and of itself would be horrifying. this is preventing them from accessing any kind of financial institutions. i think the depth of this horror cannot be understated. as you said in contrast with the quick condemnation we all had for prudent, this is another blaring hypocrisy we see as well with china. he needs to be across the board and are nor were there neighbors deserve more from us. >> harris: can i say one thing about trudeau and cuba? do you remember when fidel castro passed away he gave

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cassie, that some common sense will be infused and the democrat leaders will see we cannot keep with the draconian mandates and they will relax just like everyone else has. >> the excuses really are laughable. but the consequences of what these mandates have done to our communities, to our children, to our economy is no laughing matter of course. to see that they continue to flout their own rules, they continued to abuse the power that we have bestowed upon them. i know i been saying it a lot but we've got to use our voting rights yet we have to vote in people who are not going to get power over us. we have the ability to do it. it's going to come up in november. is this point they don't even care. they don't feel like there will be any consequences for them flouting their own rules. we have to show them there is a consequence just as there are

consequences on the own lives and livelihood on a mental health and emotional well-being. >> because it brings up the consequences on families, we have video of a virginia mother calling out a schoolboard mother and talking about these attacks that they've had on your family. we'll get your thoughts on the other side. >> you also yelled at me for the last time i was here taking off my mask. here's a picture of you on facebook with a crowd of people with no mask on. >> no, here's another -- >> i'm sorry, you are done. if you are going to sit there and disparage a member of our school board, you can sit down. >> that is our family. >> harris? >> the power of parents. democrats have better wake up your that's the bottom line here. i don't know how that schoolboard member, who was

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>> president biden addresses russia and the nation on ukraine after what critics say is that tepid response to vladimir putin. we have full coverage of biden's response and remarks from senator tom cotton, bret baier, jonathan hoffman and more. an important afternoon i had for america on the world. i'm john roberts. sandra smith and i will see you at the top of the hour for america reports. >> that terrible no good ratings are in for the 2022 beijing olympics. nbc's high viewership down by more than 40% from the 2018 games in south korea. "the new york times" with this headline. with olympics closing ceremony, china celebrates the joyless triumph. "the huffington post" said nbc's ratings fall at winter olympics

seen as a disaster for network. on the hollywood reporter with winter olympics and with the smallest audience ever. kayleigh? >> i'm going to echo my friend larry o'connor who said i did my part to make this achievement happen because i boycotted the games and it sounds like a lot of people did. one woman, a uighur, told me that chinese authorities found what's up on her phone, took a sample, found out she was two months pregnant, and forced to abort. that's not just arkham that's many people in her province. the birth rate is down 60%. nbc, what do they do? they sanction whitewash. your ratings reflect that, congratulations, nbc. >> jason? >> yeah, people i think are waking up to the abuse in china and they are not going to go out there and support it. it's what the average american can actually do, just not participate in the viewership. that's the best way they can

offer that. they did it in mass by the millions. >> cassie? >> i agree with that here the biden administration of the week diplomatic boycott with the american people with our lack of viewership showed the true boycott of what happens when the american people unite together against such atrocities. i applaud the american people for our work. >> harris: i saw you nodding your head, kayleigh, when she said week diplomatic boycott. you don't think that sunday message, kathy? >> no. absolutely not. our athlete should not have gone that's the bottom line. >> and emily, we were certainly worried about them to the point where the house speaker said just don't talk to anybody. try not to say anything negative while you are there. >> on her part probably a performative 4a. i love the olympics. i love figure skating. i love the skiing come i love all of those events. i didn't watch one this year.

the olympic village was riddled with food poisoning, spying, so many reports coming out from the athletes on what a mockery of the chinese made of the olympic games and the health of these athletes. they were battling so much in these hideous conditions. to me it's as if it never happened. my greatest wish is furled of the athletes that suffered at the hands of the chinese government and have nothing to show for it. everyone performed abysmally -- the whole thing was a joke. >> we brought home some gold and those athletes in silver and blondes and those athletes gave it everything. like you say, we were with them in spirit because we were all americans. i did finally worry for them because their safety was not guaranteed. could you even trust the covid

testing that was quarantining some of the athletes to keep them back? or whatever china was doing over there. i just worry for them in that regard too. what kill he mentioned they were doing to the uighur women, masking the men so they can weed out -- i don't know how you don't help that story when you're on the ground. if you feel like you could not you should not be there. it's hard. all right, we will be right back. the president is coming up in just a minute and when he does we will know that whatever he had planned, whatever tough thing he was going to do, now is the time with russia. they have invaded their neighbor, ukraine, and they are calling it an independent type of territory think. what they did is they took over two parts in a region of eastern ukraine. two states, it's rush on the ground.

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we are now awaiting the president of the united states to speak from the east room at the white house after russia's president sent russian troops across the border in eastern ukraine. two regions now under his control. the white house calling this officially an invasion. president biden has said that putin would pay a price for sending troops across the border. yesterday he recognized though two regions as being inter and claims his troops were on a quote unquote peace keeping mission. you can look at the size of those tanks rolling and judge whether putin has any interest in peace.

i want to go back to something on january 19th. that our president said. and so i think what you are going to see is that russia will be held accountable if it invades and it all depends on what it does. it is one thing if it is minor incursion. and then we end up having a fight about what to do and not to do, et cetera. he mines the united states and our nato partners. but if they actually do what they capable of doing with the forces on border it is going to be a disaster for russia if they go on and invoid. jason look at where we are now. almost exactly a month later. russia in eastern ukraine. and we are still waiting for the president to talk about sanctions for russia. they did punish a little bit the break away regions which i am scratching my head about, because russia went into those regions. >> jason? >> yes. the january 19th comments were

totally a major major for the world because it is essentially gave permission for putra to move and call these people peace keepers which clearly they are not. i am glad to see the white house all it be late come in and say it is invasion. but if if the president of the a states going to have any credibility on the world stage, to say sanctions, sanctions, is not going to hold water. he didn't when he this went into russia or georgia and took over about 25% of georgia. it didn't when obama's announced sanctions with they went into and talk crimea area. it is going to have to be tougher response. biden has the obligation of the president of the united states to unite the world and fight back against putin and his aggression. because if it is ukraine today it is going to be another country tomorrow unless putin pays very real price. >> let's talk about what's at stake for it is united states. i mean they spent sometime trying to clean up january 19th remarks.

you will remember that back and forth first it was white house press secretary. finally it was the president. again, and again. but you can't put those words off the charts. like putin heard that. and he did what the president said. he committed minor incursion so to speak. yes. nothing yet. >> yes. president biden gave him roadmap and putin has followed to the t.. january 19th roadmap. this rapidly escalate also just in last two hours putin has come out and demanded recognition of crimea. set stop sending weapons to ukraine. also within last two hours the upper there russia said you can use force beyond the country and putin just saying evacuate personal from russian embassy in ukraine he said because they are receiving threats. while putin moving rapidly quickly president biden moving

slowly. you made comment about pace which biden is moving we haven't heard about sanctions yesterday germany has announced action. and the eu has announced a plan. here we are a day later we still don't have a plan yet. saying that something up. start moving quicker because putin not slowing down here. >> we are in this alone if you are going by what germany promise. pete said it best you promised them that you are going take away they haven't used yet. they weren't getting any oil from there yet. you got take away the first one north stream one. you got start taking away stuff now if that would even work. the general says it is too late for that. that sings take too long. >> well i am amazed by this. i know what vladimir putin intentions are here. and so i donetsk understand we talked about minor insecurings. we knew it was never going to be

minor. he was dipping his toe in water to see what might happen. the president of united states said nothing. he said we will move more troops and keep trying to do more. but until we can restore the entire forr voe yet union this really puss amming to me that vladimir putin broadcasting and joe biden still doing nothing. let alone too little too late. >> we have just a few seconds until the top of the hour. >> the "wall street journal" points defensive accomplishments on our part not decisive one. they point out that especially after his remarks on monday, president putin one in driver's seat and that it is his decision that will impact and quinn form the next trajectory of this not ours. they point west we just ring our hand we offer mr. putin offerings hope that our hedged description of the sanctions we are preparing to impose will

change his mind. the point it won't. >> yes. >> well he doesn't have to change his mind because he is taking action. i would like to start a news cast with these words. president biden did this today and it is working against russia. we haven't seen that yet. maybe we will see when he talks to nation from east room in just a minute. right now "america reports". >> thank you we begin fox news eye raert east room white house where at any moment president biden will giving update on his administration's response to what could escalate into full-blown war. for the first time the biden administration calling actions what they are and invasion. president promising quote swift and severe response, but we are still waiting on him to aannounce these sanctions against the them. >> hello and welcome everybody. i am sandra smith. >> >> john: i am john roberts in washington. you are looking live at