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charlie hurt. welcome to "the big sunday show" we begin with the fox news alert. an american journalist was killed by russian forces at a checkpoint in irpin. in a dangerous escalation russia strikes a ukraine army base 10 miles from the border of poland, poland and nato country and if russia attacked poland the nato would be forced to respond putting the united states directly into the work. let's begin with trey yingst live and keep. we'll have more on the journalist was killed. good afternoon brett was 50 years old and he was killed in irpin a town outside of the capital of kyiv a very sad update he was trying to cover the evacuation of thousands of ukrainians trying to get out of harm's way. the colleague spoke trying to describe what happened, he approached a checkpoint and fired upon after trying to turn

around. take a listen to what he has to say. >> we crossed the checkpoint and they started shooting to the driver turned around and they kept shooting two of us my son's friend has been shot and left behind. it gives you a sense of the violence that is erecting and affecting everyone. indiscriminate shelling and firing on civilians and soldiers alike. this is the situation outside of the ukrainian capital kyiv. we heard the artillery in the distance the russian forces are getting closer and closer to the city. we were on the eastern part of the city and outside of the city limits in a district where russian forces tried to bring a convoy tank into kyiv. they were met with ukrainian resistance and we saw many of the positions, the ukrainian forces are duggan and prepared to fight back against the russians as they try to attack the ukrainian capital. michelle

chuaprasert you were to the east where russian forces are getting closer. where he was killed near a bridge, you set a lot of time there, describe that area in your sense that things are getting more intense there as russian forces get closer to the northwestern side of the city. >> brent was in a place outside of the city limits, to get to the location that he is that with earlier today you cross a bridge that has been bombed by the ukrainians to stop the russian advance and move deeper, it's controlled by russian forces. we were porting their three separate times in the war began. just to give you a sense of how close things are we were in a neighborhood interviewing a blind man in the city and we were talking to him and russian shells were in the neighborhood during the conversation. things are very close for russian and ukrainian troops firing on each other often times

from a block away pretty critical place to tell the story, there so many civilians in the crossfire that's exactly what he was doing when he was killed earlier today his colleague wounded and it gives you sense of the risks that journalist on the ground are taking in order to bring the story to viewers around the world. rachel: we have a killing of u.s. journalist today in the attack on the ukraine military base which is so close to poland. it gives us all pause because of the implication for nato hitting involved in the u.s. getting involved. at the same time the state department has issued a statement saying the russians are starting to show an interest in negotiation. have you heard anything about that and anything further than what i'm reporting right now. are you feeling a sense were a little bit of hope that there might be in into this? >> unfortunately not.

the russians as part of their playbook will often publicly state they are open to peace talks in negotiation will continuing a more aggressive military campaigns. i think you have to see a change of behavior on the ground before we see the hearts and minds of russian leadership opening up to a piece negotiation erie there are reports that the tally bennett has invited volodymyr zelenskyy the president of ukraine and vladimir putin the president of russia to come to jerusalem for peace conversations, those are ongoing to get a framework together but the problem once again comes down to the russian forces, the ukrainians say they are open to having those conversations and they remind the public that they are the ones were invaded, they are on the defensive trying to protect their city and its aggression to continue the advanced deeper into ukraine. charles: charlie hurt here. from the very beginning we have seen the russian shoulders are

willing to fire indiscriminately on noncombatants and civilians. as things appear to have dragged on longer perhaps than the russians expected, do you sense any level of desperation to the point where perhaps they are more intentionally targeting noncombatant civilians. >> absolutely. the russians when they are cornered they fight like animals who are cornered in the kill everything in their path. that's exactly what were seen so far in other cities like kyiv and variable. the ukrainians defended across the territory. they're starting to increase their campaigns against areas and firing indiscriminate lead. they claim they're not targeting civilians, using the propaganda on russian and state media but what they say does not match the reality on the ground they are killing civilians in journalist

as we tragically saw today. they have no intention of stopping. they understand they sent thousands of troops into the country to invade a sovereign nation and that nation is fighting back in now to try to claim some territorial victory in different parts of ukraine. they are going to shell civilian areas and try to move their forces in. whether or not there successful taking a large population like kyiv and kyiv is still the be determined. as a classic maneuver by russian president vladimir putin. starting to unfold in ukraine. jackie: i just want to thank you for being there and bringing us these pictures and telling us the stories and the antidotes that you've experienced on the ground. in light of what happened to brent. you mentioned he was going to where the story was. i had explained in other countries with these checkpoints and the situations can be very, very tense, very, very intimidating. what i find interesting is that

the russians as you say are not discriminating but there also trying to control the messaging. journalist web badges in these areas i'm wondering if in some way that was part of what happened here? >> i think it is too early to tell what happened in irpin, one journalist was killed and another injured. it does give you a sense of how tents can be on the frontlines the journalist try to cover the stories and he is a hero he died as a hero but you could almost imagine as most people in the industry who go out and do the job, we meet them every day, many are quite humble. they are there to be the person behind the camera. unlike us standing in front of the camera, there's so many people that go well and document this work, he was more of a filmmaker. brent that died, someone who is selfless and everything that we

understand about his work across the industry and tragically died on the front lines trying to cover the story. there are so many people in the industry that are willing to risk their lives and go out to the checkpoint that could be extremely dangerous and into the frontlines to tell the stories. >> our hearts go out to him and we are with you to stay safe. thank you. period coming up vice president kamala harris committing to defending ukraine as nato but there is one problem ukraine is not nato. now the white house is playing cleanup. that is coming up next. ♪

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charles: back with the fox news alert as russia levels ukrainian cities kamala harris makes an interesting mistake in a pledge to defend ukraine. listen. >> i will say over and over again, the united states stands firmly with ukrainian people in defense of the nato alliance.

>> she said in defense of the nato alliance. the problem is ukraine is not nato, was that a mistake or on purpose, the white house changing the transcripts which we have here to read the united states stands firmly with ukraine people and in defense of the nato alliance. if you listen to that and you look here as we've highlighted the and got added in. charlie hurt, what is going on here, it is insane. charles: she's out of her depth when she goes over to europe and starts talking about this stuff, she is unsafe at any speed obviously propaganda as part of any war that's when politicians say in the middle of war is very, very important and important that they get it right, the business of saying one thing and the white house trying to clean it up further undermines her credibility and there's a lot of handwringing about the u.s. doing more in the

defense of ukraine. i tell you a big reason why the american people are not down with that, they simply do not trust as a administration to carry out anything that is dangerous. when you get things like that light kamala harris, it is highlighted and underscored and makes people lose all that much more confidence. >> we are playing video of her standing next to the polish president where she laughed. you covered international events of world leaders, should they have not upset her from this role, was this a mistake. >> it's interesting what they choose to send her to do intact her with. usually a lot of things they don't want to do themselves. they put it on friendly situations and she appears to not really be ready for it. if you look at this into charlie's point you ask yourself again, these are the diplomats that are representing this country, it scares me into

rachel's point that she made yesterday, i looked back and i wish we could rewind a little bit. i wish we were not here having them make these difficult decisions. i wish they would've consider putting sanctions in place before this got out of control before an invasion started to let vladimir putin know that we were serious but they were scared and they thought that would escalate things and speed up the timeline. we do not have a crystal ball to see what would've happened if they played us a different way. the way that we are watching a play out is certainly scary for us on the ground especially when you're talking about chemical weapons and nuclear weapons, this is not a joke. >> she also made some comments speaking ahead of them in terms and what democrats should say to voters before the november midterm here's a look at what she said. rachel i want you to listen to get your thoughts. >> our task is to show people

that in many ways they got what they ordered. right? they said this is what they wanted. they stood in line, they took time from work, it was difficult and a lot of what they demanded, they got. >> i'm not sure that they asked for record inflation out of control crime in a border on fire but maybe i am wrong. >> that's not what most of us voted for but let's face it this is what the democrats ordered, part of it goes back to the original problem that we talked about why is she there when we know she's not qualified, this is a bigger question for america as we are living in this equity and diversity way of hiring people, the office of the vice president the cabinet of the president, these are very important jobs that should not be relegated to people just because they are a certain skin color or a certain gender or a

political identity that is fashionable right now, what she said is very dangerous, it could've led to war, we need to return to america were achievement in a merit-based way of achievement and that's not happening and i don't want to single out kamala harris, does anybody think lloyd austin is the very best that we have for secretary of defense or our system does not fire people when they screw up like general milley, that could mean president zelenskyy, the should of been fired after afghanistan and now they're leaving the military response and the crucial time for this country, this is make or break for ukraine we need to get back to merit-based hiring and its away from these politics and put in the very best, we have amazing country and hire the best.

>> i hear you on your criticism across the administration and perhaps defense secretary a discussion for another day but specifically related to harris, let me ask you we just saw a retooling of her calm shop because she did not handle well the border job that she got, they were going to try and read that if you will if you see in washington it doesn't seem that that is working. >> i think we are starting to see a lot of other democrats especially in congress who are waking up to the polling that they see for november and they face voters this year were kamala harris and joe biden do not. i think were starting to see between democrats who are up for reelection in the white house. we get to see more daylight as time goes on. the thing that is really frustrating even though you have a clear evidence that the white house is leading a disastrous

political campaign, you don't have a white house that seems open to changing policies, you don't have a white house that seems serious about addressing things like inflation, like gas prices and any sort of rational intelligent or evenhanded kind of way. >> it's good to be very interesting midterm come november. coming up the rush attack 10 miles from the polish border now putting us closer to getting involved with the war. a live report from western ukraine is next ♪ ♪ it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside.

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missiles pounding in military base 10 miles from poland, early gigabyte in a administration weight in. >> we take article five very seriously in our attack against one is an armed attack against all. >> for more on this very dangerous escalation by the russians, we bring in mike tobin from lviv in western ukraine. this attack is closer to crossing the line in making things more and more dangerous. is there any indication from you that this attack is beginning to change minds on the part of nato about the weapons, the fighter jets that nato is willing to provide to ukraine? >> it seems the two previous airstrikes, they hit airbases and those communicated message that don't bother sending the fighter jets this direction because we will take them out from the sky. what they hit this time was a military base that was used to

train ukrainian forces. but you talk about the border it was so far to the west that the explosions were seen from poland, i can show you our images on the ukrainian tv recorded in poland. the base itself was international peacekeeping and security center and as mentioned it was used to train the ukrainian forces, most recently members of the florida national guard retraining the forces and they pulled out before the invasion, 145 were injured in 135 killed in most of the injured were treated in lviv. the ukrainian say they were launched from the black sea and cruise missiles were used and also an aircraft was used when the plain craft took off from russia. the ukrainian say the air defense function and shot most of the missiles out of the sky. however, eight of them got

through. also you talk about proximity to nato forces, paratroopers with the 82nd airborne rn: 60 miles away from the strikes. rachel: thank you mike. jackie, as i said to mike this is very close to the nato border there, how does this change the war for you. >> if i'm watching this play out a branches is the fear element that's what vladimir putin wants to do with a certain extent. even if we bind the speculation would try to take ukraine and he potentially would go beyond the border into nato territory and he would ratchet this up to world war iii. i watch president biden speak on friday and part of his comments, he essentially said the reason we were setting the fighter jets because this will be world war iii. as i listen to him say that i thought to myself, this is

getting there, this is getting real and it might not be as a result of anything that we do. now we are involved in this whether we like it or not but the unfortunate part i feel like vladimir putin holds all the cards he's calling all the shots. once again we are on our heels in reacting instead of trying to have taken some control of the situation. >> we have interviewed so many ukrainians, they say world war iii has already started trade certainly for them it must feel that way. at the same time as an american and a person who is a citizen and part of the nato alliance, i have to tell you the ukraine incursion started with the two weeks before that jackie and i have been talking about i've never felt more like a hippie. i've been wanting to give peace a chance. do you think there is any hope given the latest attack? and how close it is to nato?

>> that really is the entire problem here as i think we've all pointed out we should not be here in the first place. this should of been prevented in the first place. but here we are in the problem with that because the same people who allowed us to get into the situation we are in now, we do not trust to carry us any farther into this. it is a really terrible situation and when you get a report like that where you have missiles dropping 60 miles away from our troops over in poland. it wakes you up in it remind you that this thing could get farther out of hand very, very quickly and this is not a game, this is not a far-off thing, this really is the kind of thing that starts huge global wars.

while it's easy for us to sit here in see how heinous vladimir putin is and how heinous he has behaved on the ground that doesn't mean that we don't wind up in something much larger if were not very, very careful about it. >> something much worse. i want you to listen to this clip by john kirby the pentagon press secretary. his contradicting himself. take a listen. >> the united states getting involved in combat in ukraine or over the skies of ukraine right now leads to war with russia. we made it very clear to russia that nato territory will be defended not just by the united states but our allies what do you make of that? griff: he cannot have it both ways, if there is a need a response is received and attack, then the u.s. will lead it. the responding force which is

been activated the nato history led by u.s. commander. i think it's very fascinating we've been talking about the strikes and leasing indiscriminate strikes on artillery shelling of civilians, we get the western strikes that are very significant in the last 24 hours on the airfields which assumed to have been possible locations where they might've gone and now the base is actually a nato peacekeeping base and last month u.s. troops were in their training ukrainians. on the one hand you have indiscriminate of killing civilians but on the other hand you are seeing pretty significant targeted strikes that are clearly intended to send a message that suggest escalation could be coming. if you talk to some of these memory the parliament the ukrainian members of parliament if you talk to handful of them, they will tell you the u.s. says we don't want to get involved unless nato is dragged into it.

they will tell you that the nato already drawn into it whether they want to or not. unfortunately time will tell which way it's going to go. >> we don't know the nationality of the people that were killed they could be nato member individuals, we have no idea. we are not good to speculate but we will see with echoes. thank you to all of you, very insightful comments, ukrainian man drags away with a bag over his head, now ukraine is claiming a second mayor was kidnapped. that is next. ♪ there is no atmosphere that is the same as playing a sport with your team. when you're playing a sport, it's not just about you. it's about what you can do as a team or as a group. most of what i coach are team sports, and it's not about being perfect. it's about growing as an individual and growing as a team member. and where in that does gender identity come in?

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charles: days after ukrainian mayor was dragged away with the bag over his head, ukraine is claiming a second mayor was kidnapped. now kyiv mayor is worried he is

next. >> we destroyed and we are ready to protect our city with ukrainian forces. >> we will defend our city. there is nothing that we could possibly give up, this is our home and our children. we are fighting for freedom and choice to be a free country and associated with the western world. >> you covered some third world stuff south of the border with drug cartels and human smuggling but these tactics are crazy. have you ever seen anything like this? it's really something you would expect from strongmen running a drug operation. >> you put your finger on it it's very concerning and we've not seen that yet so far.

just a note of caution to would-be russian kidnappers. if you put a bag over heavyweight champion you better expect to go home blood he and brewster self. the larger point to also note is that the mayor that was kidnapped and we saw this video and melatonin, the russians have put in a new mayor and said okay nothing to see, don't worry about it, that is the exact violation of sovereignty that the entire world and nato should be stated to get the un security council should have emergency meeting right now over this very thing and now a second mayor? clearly the plan if you can't topple the ukrainian government and one by one replace them. >> i'm not a lawyer but i'm pretty sure kidnapping civilian

mayors would count as a war crime. we are reminded of how important it is to get the stories broadcast behind enemy lines because you want russian soldiers, maybe they are being lied to as well. they need to be put on notice that if you commit crimes like this you will be held accountable, do you have a sense that we are succeeding in getting those stories behind enemy lines? >> to a certain extent we are our network has done a great job being on the ground and telling stories and that's why i congratulated trey yingst but i also said be really careful, these people are clearly ruthless. we saw what happened to the journalist and what happened in the specific situation with the mayor, these tactics are terror tactics, i would go back to the whole kamala harris soundbite this is what voters wanted, they got what they wanted, this isn't

what people wanted they didn't want inflation and open borders they did not want to see an assault on the american energy industry and fossil fuels, they did not want to see a situation where we were weakened to the point and now were watching our economic engine completely sputter and we are potentially faced with being dragged into world war iii, that is not what people wanted. the last election was a referendum against donald trump. a lot of people voted for biden because they didn't want to vote for trump, this is what you get as a result. i would also make the point as president trump in the white house, all of this happening, could you imagine the criticism and outrage in what you would be facing that he got us into the situation and when it comes to biden and harris everybody is sitting back and saying and it's acceptable to people and it's not acceptable to americans in somebody americans would say they don't want to see their kids be drawn into.

>> great point you said something that i really relate to you said you feel like a hippie because you want to give peace a chance. i agree with you there is a lot of reasons for that right now. is there a redline where the american people do trip the line and they say is there one thing that could happen and you think that'll change people's attitude about this? >> crossed the red line of nato, that is a redline, the reason i feel like a hippie i don't know if it's for the iraq war, since then i've been lied to so many times by my government and the thought of world war iii was nuclear russia and i now have nine kids has changed my mind and maybe more the hippie. i think it has more to do with

the fact that i don't trust this administration at all and i'm really glad that jackie brought up donald trump, donald trump was accused of being bellicose, that he would lead us into war and in fact he brought us peace and crushed isis and got our young men and women in the military out of the skirmishes and we are bringing them home. here we are. >> exactly. such a great point. an update on another missile attack, this one in iraq you the u.s. consulate. iran is claiming responsibility in the biden administration is now weighing in. that is next. lavender baths calmed him. so we made a plan to turn bath time into a business. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com

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>> were back with a fox news alert iran is claiming responsibility for last night missile strike near the u.s. consulate in iraq. 12 missiles were fired and the deputy secretary of state joining "fox news sunday" claiming the u.s. consulate was not the target. watch. we do not believe the consulate was the target of this missile attack. this was an attack on iraq sovereignty.

that's what the administration says, and the last few minutes i just got additional language from the state department from the reporting saying the u.s. was not the intended target. press speculation is simply wrong let me try and violate that. i spent a considerable amount of time in iraq in 2016 when the special forces were driving isis out, i remember the u.s. consulate which is still active right now, as are producers say the old consulate which is still active right next to the international airport. the new one which you can see is 8 miles northwest in the region, that is where the new consulate will be is touted as one of the biggest sprawling campuses in the middle east for a u.s. consulate and they are very proud of it. here 8 miles northwest of the center city, 12 iranian missiles

dropped, what was the target if it was in the consulate. because we no bombs fell right next to it, give us a map, the image right there -- are you buying this? >> i just finished telling you how our government keeps lying to us, the biden administration keeps lying. they are lying to provide cover to the greatest sponsor of terror. the iranian mullahs. what i do understand they want to negotiate to get oil from them when they know that they just try to bomber consulate. by the way to make it crazier they are asking russia to negotiate on our behalf. this is so insane. what it tells you is a couple of things. the democrats are absolute climate zealous. they are willing to sell all of us out including the oil workers and our economy and everybody

who goes to fill up the gas, middle-class american poor people every day go get groceries, they're willing to sell you out for the climate agenda. the second thing i don't think they love america. if you loved america you would put america first and you would not be an apology for the iranian mullahs and the evil terror network, you would try to start making america dominant the world so we can be safe and we don't have to deal with world war iii. this is disgusting. >> i tell you the deputy secretary of state certainly loves the possibility of iran deal, listen to this. >> i think it is close and we like all of the parties including russia which is indicated it has some concerns to bring this to a close. we were very concerned about what iran is doing but imagine the iranians with a nuclear weapon. we need to get that off the table so we can address their maligned behavior in the middle east. we will do all of the above but

first we have to get the deal and it is not yet closed. >> you brought up the former president trump, he obviously ripped up the iran nuclear deal and threw it out the window and now the administration seems very determined to get this closed and they certainly don't want the press like myself speculating that it may have been a target strike on a consulate. >> what i would say about the potential strike at the consulate. if it was not the target was a heckuva coincident. everybody has to wake up and see what's happening and read between the lines. going back to the iran nuclear deal that president obama signed and president trump ripped up, he ripped it up for a good reason. that piece of paper was not deterring iran from procuring and working on the nuclear weapon. it had nothing to do with it. all that was with the u.s. putting the head in the sand acting like an ostrich and say it's not happening.

i'm gonna bring this back to president trump won more time from a policy standpoint, not a personal standpoint i was covering the energy industry and i was really impressed by how we put energy first, some of the executive orders were on energy and it was the first thing that he did when he was in office. i was really struck by that. i did not get it at that moment and as time played out i realized the strategy on energy was so much more than economics and prospering at home but it was about national security, the reason were in this situation, i'll get back to the russian situation as were dealing with iran is because of the turbulence we are experienced with energy, we gave that up and now keep your eye on north korea and keep your eye on china because all of the bad actors on the global stage are going to use the chaos right now to take advantage. >> a great point indeed. the iranian saying they were read retaliating in and

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muck if. ♪ ♪ jackie: welcome back to "the big sunday show." the biden administration keeps blaming putin for record high inflation, but some in the media are finally admitting what we have known all along, it's because of biden. listen. >> if you rook at the numbers, inflation really started to rise almost exactly when biden came into the white house. >> i don't think people, candidly, don't. we remember that inflation was going on long before to sort of whitewash what happened last year i don't think is going to work for them politically. jackie: rachel, i feel like a broken record, but they are saying it too. your thoughts on this it's ridiculous. [laughter] rachel: so, first of all, as a conservative, it's just so laughable what a light touch they have -- [laughter] with their criticism. [laughter]

i can't imagine a conservative in year one having this entire disaster including inflation which hits everybody especially the poor and the middle class and those on fixed income and getting that kind of a light touch. that said, perhaps what they're doing here is allowing for visit schism -- criticism in order to allow for another candidate. kamala will be tied to biden, and they just want to move 'em on, admit that so maybe some of the democrats running in the midterms don't get too smeared with all the muck and also make room for a new candidate in 2024. jackie: yeah. i want to take a look at in this montage because the biden administration is pointing the finger at putin, and this is laughable too. >> putin's war is already hurting american families at the gas pump. >> it is accurate that the invasion by president putin into ukraine has impacted global inflation, inflation in the united states. >> next month we'll see further evidence of an impact on u.s.

inflation of putin's war on ukraine. >> make no mistake, inflation is largely the fault of putin. jack jack charlie, your take on this. it started when they started, you know, signing these bills to spend trillions and trillions of dollars that america didn't need at that time to reopen. charlie: it's all such a lie, and they're going to do everything they can to -- just like they pinned everything on covid before, they're going to pin if everything on putin now. and it was sort of interesting, you saw yesterday both the white house and nancy pelosi both put out these completely bonkers betweens yesterday about how -- tweets yesterday about how inflation has nothing to do with spending, which is just sort of breathtaking. i i think most regular americans realize this, and i i think that's why they're so scared and they're so furiously trying to pin this on anybody else other than than themselves, because they know that they're going obey if ace -- a price for us.

jackie: a lot of americans do vote with their pocketbooks. once they start to feel this, they go to the polls in the midterms, and things may start to change, and this administration knows that. griff: it's an old adage of politics, grab 'em by their pocketbooks, and their hearts can and minds will follow. let me tell you about this putin price tag thing, i've been filling my car up, and it's very painful. i've not heard any cursing of putin's name, but i've heard a lot of cursing when people are filling their tanks up. they may want to roll out a new bogeyman, because vlad isn't going to stick. jackie: rachel, you mentioned your nine children. when you have a family that large and you're paying more for groceries and gas and everything else that they need, i mean, it must be very daunting. rachel: it is. but i tell you, every day that i complain about it, i think about those elderly people on fixed incomes, and they just have nowhere to go. they can't go to their boss and ask for a raise, ask and often

they're already living hand to mouth as it is, so there's nothing for them to do, and there's no indication at all that biden wants to change his mind at all on think of these policies. so, unfortunately, jackie, just more to come. jackie: all right. well, that does it for us. thank you so much for tuning in. molly line and benjamin hall are in for jon scott on "the fox report. ". ♪ [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] [gunfire] >> we stay -- the road was full of mines, and it was -- okay. we are sisters. molly: civilians in