>> kayleigh: fox news alert. vladimir putin is taking his war on ukraine to nato's doorstep. russia bombing a military base near the border with poland killing thousands of people and stoking fears that one wrong move could it ignite a global conflict. even as russian and ukrainian officials meet for another round of talks, putin is turning his sights once again on the capital steve. i'm emily compagno and this is outnumbered. i'm here with harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany. also joining us today is kennedy

and marc. a heartbreaking look of despair on that little girl's face as her home is transformed into a war zone. putin's intense air strike covering a south city and rubble and concrete. that is where a hospital came under russian missile fired last week and ukrainian soldiers rushed this pregnant woman out of a hospital on a stretcher. we have now learned that both she and her baby have died. an american journalist was shot and killed after russian forces open fired on his vehicle out of the capital. all of this is putin's army ranked up to the b to. trey yingst is in kyiv. what you have for us to that question works become a tragic story yesterday of that u.s. journalist.

people putting their lives in harm's way to cover the story. we do know that russian forces are working their way toward the capital of kyiv. we have heard shelling. you can see in the images there are shells landing in the capital right now. two people were killed at an apartment complex in kyiv earlier today and a number of others injured during this russian attack. ukrainian say they have dug into fences and they are going to try to push back the russian forces that are advancing. there's another video here. you can see a russian missile slammed into a side lot killing one person and injuring a number of people at that location. the destruction familiar here and other parts of the city, country. mariupol where a hospital was hit during a russian strike. the woman who is in this image, this heartbreaking image being carried out of the hospital has tragically died according to the

associated press. it gives you a sense of the civilians who are caught amongst the conflict trying so hard to get away from russian forces in every indication today indicates that russia will continue with their attack on ukraine and targeting major publishing centers. >> emily: say safe and know that you have our deepest condolences and prayers because we know that the loss of brent renaud, it's a loss to the entire journalist community. stay safe. marc thiessen, tell us your thoughts. >> marc: as a pollutant gets more desperate, he's going to become more brutal. this was supposed to be a three-day operation. he was supposed to be in kyiv right now and installed the puppet government. it was post be wrapped up and down and we are now in week three. he has not succeeded in achieving his objective. the longer it takes, the more brutal he becomes. our hesitance to do what is necessary to stop him and

provide the ukrainians with those fighters that they are asking for, that president zelenskyy has been asking for, it's only going to put us in a tougher situation. let's set able to encircle kyiv but not able to take the capital. we can have a situation where we have a seizure of kyiv where people are starving in the streets and residential areas are being bombed. we need to do a berlin airlift providing mentoring supplies to the city. nato planes flying over ukraine. would it be better to give planes now so they can propel the invasion and prevent the siege? every time we hesitate to do something, we make the situation more desperate and more dangerous. >> emily: and it seems like the boundary are only to our responses. there are no boundaries to putin's brutality. we have reports of an orthodox christian monastery bombed that was sheltering hundreds of refugees including children pair there will be no end to these horrific stories unless there is

an end to this war. >> kennedy: i'm glad you brought that out. as an eastern orthodox christian, we mourn that. vladimir putin has claimed to be a champion of orthodoxy, and he certainly is not. he started out his political career pretty much an atheist and has really glommed onto orthodoxy just to conquer people's hearts and minds. if he is trying to do that and ukraine because it's in the territory, for him, it's about people who share a national identity. you are not bringing people over to your side. if you are not being persuasive when you are bombing cancer hospitals, maternity hospitals, a sacred eastern orthodox holy site where people are taking shelter because they think it is the one place that they will be safe. this person has no shame. he is awful.

in many ways, it has been pointed out that if he really is trying to convince people that they are russian and that is the best way to be, he has already failed. >> emily: kayleigh, this is a returning old playbook on putin's part. what is new this time around is the proximity to nato. >> kayleigh: it striking. the international peacekeeping and security center is in western ukraine. it was hit by 30 missiles. 35 people killed and 134 people injured. that is just 12 miles from poland which is nato territory. 12 miles. to bring us closer to home, last month you had florida national guard there. 165 soldiers from the florida national guard stationed at the very building shell the 30 russian missile. they were evacuated on february 12. weed american shoulders there. jake sullivan went out on a show

and was asked point blank if there was an accidental errant shot into nato territory, but we do? he said all i would say is if russian attacks, fires upon, the nato alliance will respond. that was in response to axing if there was an accidental missile. this is becoming dangerously close to home. it's not world war iii yet, but it feels a little closer when there are missiles leaning 12 miles from poland. >> emily: harris, we were all a part of programming on wednesday when we saw the first image as of that pregnant women being brought out of that maternity hospital. she was alive then. as we have learned, she has passed away. medics did not even know her name. in the chaos, they weren't able to get it. her husband and the father of the baby was able to retrieve her body and said at least she won't end up in the mass grave like so many other thousands of ukrainians. >> harris: and the baby died too. the mom and the baby will hopefully be together for

eternity in that sense. that father can say goodbye and -- it's never closure. it's more. i want to piggyback off of something you said. i think it is really bearing what happened at the end of the focus. it's time to put a boot on putin's neck. let's not talk to his administration. part of where we are today is because we have a president was slow walking things. you cannot blame president biden for the fact that putin is a madman. but you can lean and pretty hard on how you deal with a madman from the very beginning. when you need that madman to deal a deal at a table with iran, you are already in a capitulated position. and he said we do not need a run. and we don't need russia to get together. you can't trust russia. you can set russia aside in the deal.

there's a lot going on outside of this war with ukraine that is going to have ramifications based on what this administration is doing right now. general kellogg and colonel davis, a couple of guests on the faulkner focus. it could be a tipping point of a mistake that gets us into world war iii. that is the problem with taking a shot ten to 12 miles outside of a border were 2 million people have just taken refuge. you know we have people on the ground there. we are part of the humanitarian effort paired whether it's red cross, whoever it is. the fact that we don't have demographics on the westerners on the training base, if any of them were from nato countries, then what? it did not cross the border, but as the ambassador said in the general agree with, it caught way too close. it could not have been an

accident. if you think boot can at a hospital, he doesn't know where the border of poland and ukraine as? >> kayleigh: he knows what he's doing. there's nothing indiscriminate about this. he knows that he is bombing hospitals. he is like a petulant child that is pushing, pushing, pushing as hard as he can. i hate to say it, but nothing surprises me. i wouldn't be surprised if he starts bombing poland. he might want to take the entire world down with him. it is hard to believe that in this era where we have had so much progress and so much evolution, particularly technologically, but even in health and mental health. the waves that we are in conversations not just in the u.s. but around the world. i am aghast that there are still murders people who are hell-bent on taking things by force in

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speaker america's enemies seem to be emboldened by putin's invasion of ukraine. sign showing that north korea may test an intercontinental ballistic missile as soon as this week. china accusing the u.s. of spreading disinformation phone reports that russia passed beijing for economic and military aid. iran's revolutionary guard

claiming attacks over the we can interact. a dozen ballistic missiles fired off narrowly missing the u.s. consulate in the northern part of the country. alarming on so many fronts, but perhaps most alarming is this bond it seems that is emboldened between russia and china. we talked about it on the show how russia and china have shared intelligence. >> harris: who is shocked? anybody? we saw the coziness, we saw the reporting around the relationship at the olympics in beijing we got reports just last week that apparently there was some kind of an ask and answer back with a "yes," potentially, yes, russia will wait before it invades ukraine until it has all of the following in world stage

fun with the olympics. we don't know if they are together enough to fight. this is an interesting point that ambassador volker made last hour. china's image is important to it. we will find yourself with somebody who is this bag in the economy compared to with china and it starts to disrupt that, it is complicated. the problem is, they want something too. i was reading in the commercial break a few hours ago on the third time when taiwanese jet crashed. they are doing military training and getting ready. why? over the we can come a it very clear. the world's worst consequences. the verse is circular now. what we do with russia matters because it informs china as well. we have not gone to a run yet. that's a hole in.

those two together. that's problematic because of where they stand in the world and because the enemy of the enemy is my friend. i don't know if they're going to be for enemies, but we are definitely their enemy. space you mention around. emily, firing toward a consulate. very provocative. why is all of this happening right now? >> emily: they have been emboldened by our presidents lack of vertebrae. the bottom line is we knew this was going to happen. we knew when he talked about the minor encourage and of putin, we knew when intelligence was released. and stir contracts to our past patterns that the response would be a litmus test on how wd taiwan, around the new cooties, north korea and the like. everyone was looking at us to see what our response would be

for how emboldened they could become. this was brought up again by "the wall street journal." all beds and kimberley strassel and the like saying this is the time for our president to orient himself around them assesses putin, come out swinging, say these are the chief political threats in these and american interests being threatened, this is where we're going to take strong action and the like. or it's going to be here's a green new deal yet again, here is build back better, here are voters being suppressed in georgia, and that is what happened. unfortunately, that is what the president has continued to pinch each weight to the left to that americans need to be moving forward and why the threat of pollutant will be a threat to us is home for all those other geopolitical reasons. >> kayleigh: he does not seem to be leaving. take a look at this from political playbook this morning. something quite striking has

happened in washington since russia invaded ukraine. congress would typically sit in the backseat and it has repeatedly driven the white house beyond its comfort zone with bipartisan demands to be more assertive. the tactics have worked in the lawmakers will be added again nudging the by the administration to go further than it wants on facilitating the transfer of those points. interesting that congress appears to be leading when foreign policy. >> marc: in a bipartisan way. democrats and republicans coming together to do it. it took vladimir putin to get unity in congress and that's a good thing. biden is so focused on not provoking russia that he is failing to do what is necessary to defeat russia. there's a problem with that. the lesson of history and the lesson of the last year of the bite administration is that weakness is provocative. when you're enemies think you are weak, they are more likely to test your resolve. that's how wars get started. it's no coincidence that putin

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say they would cut and run if america were invaded. only 40% say they would stick it out. this contrasts sharply with the 68% of republicans who said they would stay to fight for the country. >> marc: even more disturbing than the partisan dynamic there is the generational dynamic. you will too young to remember, but 1984 there were something called red dawn. it was the story of a soviet invasion of america needs high school kids led by patrick swayze and charlie's shane formed an insurgency to beat the russians. the wolverines are no more. that poll shows that every generation except for gen x and millennials would stay and fight. god bless the silent generation of the boomers. 66% of those.

only 45% of gen x -- jens he and millennials would stand fight. patrick swayze is rolling over in his grave. spoon i know you drill down on this more than anybody in the p. are those people with young children? i'm trying to get a total demographic view of what the shift is there. >> marc: i don't know. it may have something to do with that. most of the people in our military are in that 18-34-year-old demographic. those of the people we would be counting on. i'm not going to be the one going to fight. nobody wants me. nobody wants someone over 65. it's that generation. it has to do with safety is him. even stomach we've raised an entire generation of kids to be afraid to go walk after dark. there is like the red army

outside your door. you might be even more afraid. >> harris: or if you're in some of the big blue lead cities with crime right now. they told us right now that potentially serial killers on the loose in new york possibly with ties to the cdc after read with about it to believe it. >> kennedy: i would teach my kids to stay and fight. i would teach them about what and safety. absolutely. it is not a surprise to me that the people who believe in the second amendment would stay and defend their country. that's why we have a second amendment. there is power amongst the people. god forbid, come what may, it's very interesting to see people on the left cheered those who are bearing arms to defend their own free men's ukraine but will not allow citizens in the united states the same luxury. i hope it gives a lot of people pause. he wants people to defend

yourself and defend your family, stomach from the unknown which we are seeing unfold right now. >> harris: it's very much the known because it's on the rise in its violent. >> emily: i see this as a demarcation between urban level of comfort living versus those people who understand what it is like to own property might derive income and livelihood from that land, to know what it is like to have people want to come and take the land. that's a whole different chapter of history and way of life in many people with food being delivered to their apartment or don't understand. i contrast this cured such a stark contrast with those ukrainians. first of all, one every second is leaving ukraine and going into poland. we have vague numbers, but what about the 300,000 who return to

their country to fight question right not only to fight, but many have returned to take care of elders who are going to hospitals, were taking care of those who can't get out. i just read a story this morning of a woman and her elderly mother. the elderly mother returned. she said i have to go back and help protect my country. that is such a sad distinction between those. such a warrior spirit and where your heart versus those we are reading about the poll in america. >> harris: we don't want to throw everybody under the bus. you talk about the comfort. you know what comes to mind when you talk about that? i'm thinking of the border. i'm thinking of those ranchers i have interviewed down there who are willing to fight for the land because the government will not help stave off the onslaught of millions of illegals coming across the border. people are coming for all sorts of reasons, but they have had a crime burst down there. it's very dangerous. you know, you have been. >> kayleigh: something bigger

is at play here. i think america's critics have led a significant part of this country to believe america is not worth fighting for. >> harris: that is heartbreaking. >> kayleigh: the reason i say that it is because it's very audacious to admit to a pollster that you would not fight for this country at 52% of democrats did. these 52%, they had an option to lie and it would've cost them nothing to say i'm a patriot mustang fight. that suggests they have empathy toward the country. with generation who is being told that american exceptionalism is not real. we are systemically racist and our justice system. these are things were being told. people are ashamed to say i'm an american and that sad. i'm proud to be an american. we have sins in our history, but this is a great country full of great patriots. we need to act like it and said we will fight for the american ideals. >> harris: breaking news right now and we are getting brand-new

video out of kharkiv, the second largest city in ukraine. it is where ukrainian colonel now says that a residential building has been hit by a missile. these numbers are fraught with difficulty, so we are going to tell you that people have died and lets wait in the numbers. there may be people trapped under the rubble. i had a guest left our who told me that now people are being told to not go to the lower floors and basements of these buildings even though they are fortified because many of them, because of what the artillery in the bobs they are dropping, they are these buildings to crumble into themselves and they can't get people out. >> kennedy: if you spent time in europe, you know that one of the most wonderful aspects is the architecture. often times, and cannot withstand these military blasts like this. i hope that the people who are standing with ukraine, the people who are being supportive

on social media, will also be supportive when this whole thing is over so we can help them rebuild and make the cities as beautiful as they always have been. we have been struck by their fight and their courage, but we should also be moved by the artistry and the beauty there and help them maintain that when putin is out. >> harris: often times are lean on you for kernels of wisdom. you've written them into presidential speeches and you often will tell us about them on television and breaking news like now. i wonder what we tell our children right now. what do you tell your children and try to explain to them who we are as a country? we are doing, hopefully, everything we can. but in my 15-year-old reads that we are not. >> marc: i have kids and i'm having these conversations every night at home.

my kids are amazed with the ukrainian people. they are learning a lesson that evil does exist, but people are willing to stand up and fight and people are willing to defend their country. by the way, it's important to remember that america is not the government. it's the people of the country. if you look at the afghan situation where we left hundreds of americans and tens and thousands of our african allies behind, the government abandon them, but there are american veterans who are stepping up and restaurant people. i was with mike edwards from project exodus relief. they've been focusing on rescuing afghan special operations. they were brought to the united states and cut green beret training, army ranger training, and they went back and never folded away. he's bringing them into the united states united states originally told me? these guys are saying send us to ukraine. they want to go fight and push back against evil. afghan is not out to kill

russians. you have veterans rescuing africans who then want to go help ukrainians. >> emily: is part of the breaking news development, we hear that people may be trapped in the rubble. we will continue to keep you apprised with information as it may be coming to us. pray for those to be rescued safely quite soon. something struck me about kennedy said hoping that the world opens and continues to support ukrainians in the aftermath. it reminded me of the mayor of cincinnati who himself was an immigrant with his mother from tibet. that's the sister city of kharkiv and they've hosted the mayor of kharkiv multiple times and back and forth. maybe a week and a half ago he was on our boat work saying we open to welcome cities democrats refugees from ukraine. while we implore and offer our

support at this moment, there's a plea trying to survive. >> kayleigh: more and more democrats worry that they will pay for it in the manger. you think? president biden is lashing out at critics who were blaming him for inflation. >> president biden: i'm sick of this stuff. we have to talk about it because the american people think that inflation is a government spending more money. simply not true. >> kayleigh: he is sick of it, kennedy, but i think the american people are rather sick of it. look at these numbers. not good for president biden. his handling of the economy, 50% disapprove come inflation from a 70% disapprove. gas prices, 70% disapprove of biden. not of putin.

we know it's biting gas sites. >> kennedy: we are going to have sent him some scuba gear by the end of the week. these numbers are going to get worse and worse. depending on what happened in europe, it would be a distraction. it's not. even if putin had not invaded ukraine, we would still have high gas prices, we'd still have high inflation. it looks like it's going to turn into a recession and we will have stagflation. we will have stagnant wages and the economic contraction. that's not too far down the road and it should make a lot of these democrats in tight races worry. >> kayleigh: and this comes as democrats are meeting in philadelphia. they are getting your heads together ahead of midterms. i thought that "the new york times" freighted this well. they said house democrats planned a retreat hoping for a reset after a difficult period one president biden has been

buffeted by rising gas prices, soaring inflation, staggering disapproval rating. a grim reminder that his legislation agenda stalled on capitol hill as they head into a punishing midterm election season. i think that sums up where we are at. >> marc: it does very well. here's the problem. the one thing that americans hate more than incompetence is being lied to. everybody knows we had 40 or high inflation before the ukraine invasion. everyone knows we had the largest year-over-year gas price hikes in 30 years before you cane invasion. they literally have a hashtag for it. price hike. americans know that's not the case. it's discussing. he is using the suffering of ukrainians to hide from the consequences of his political

mistakes. biden is not only a very bad commander in chief, he is a terrible political strategist. he did not want to put the oil that she had to be pushed, as you pointed out, by congress to put the oil sanctions on. he hasn't imposed sanctions peered why? he's afraid of high gas prices. you will be more disastrous coursework losing in ukraine. after the collapse in afghanistan, his numbers fell out on domestic policy because the sky was incompetent and he's incompetent on everything. could you imagine if he loses in ukraine was to mark even if you don't care about the ukrainian people, even if you don't care l security applications, if all you care about politics, you should want to have a victory in ukraine. >> kayleigh: i want you to take a listen to that. our vice president seems to think this is exactly americans voted for.

>> vice president harris: 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. a lot of what they demanded, they got. let's get out there, as we do, and remind them of that. >> harris: you know it's really sad? it's like somebody took a speech from before she was in the white house and said just read the spirit. none of this has happens and she thought she could go out and sell it on a days in a campaign rally and then fast forward. no. miss vice president, you're going to need a different -- hello? no, she was on reset.

give us an opportunity for republicans? and i'm not seeing them do it. ask questions. i interview people all the time and they say what they would do. you should not have to be prompted. i would go out on a day is right now and talk about all of the things that i would be doing to make it better as an american citizen. not a somebody who is running in november, but all the things i would do. by the way, if you vote for the other side, blah, blah, blah. this is an opportunity for republicans to double down on what they are for. they will not get any fight back because democrats are busy right now trying to defend all of the bad choices they are making in life. your kid leaves for the party. mom, i'll be back at whatever time. make good choices. they are busy trying to make those good choices. republicans could be busy trying to do something else. if you think it is tough to beat them now, let that grow momentum. >> kayleigh: you are exactly right. emily, i want to present you

with one more nugget of wisdom we got from the democrat weeding in philadelphia. ponder this for a moment. >> when we are having this discussion, it's important to dispel some of those who say it is government spending. no, it isn't. the government is doing the reverse peered reducing the national debt. it's not inflationary. >> kayleigh: spending reduces that question work i wish it did that and my personal life. >> emily: math is not my strong point. that's why went to law school. even i know that's ridiculous. even i know that the incompetent spending of these incumbents we have had to endure for decades, that is bipartisan. gdp is bipartisan. everything in this country is bipartisan. when they bring a political slant and use our hard-earned tax payer dollars that are now worth half as much because of decisions they have made to fund these ridiculous programs and policies, it is we who suffer

for it and we should call them out for it. we should also provide alternative policies. i had to make this point. we have an ongoing conversation about how the measure of a presidency is sometimes revealed in the moments that are unforeseen. in the issues and traumas that are unforeseen. what we are seeing here in this administration is a failure on both fronts. both with the unforeseen geopolitical threats, the things that have arisen because of boudin's lunacy and the like, and we've also seen the other failures from policies they intimate today one. things of voters asked for that they double down with. the time is right for the g.o.p. to say here is how we would restore stability, order, safety, currency, the like, and a clear way to dispel through the confusion and the continued smoke bombs being uttered out of these incumbents throats and mouths when it finally ate some common and rationalization would go a long way.

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>> harris: this got our attention because we know how much emily love space. the head of russia's space agency with a threat to strand a nasa astronaut abroad the international space station. mark vande hei is scheduled to touch down in kazakhstan in just two weeks with two cosmonauts aboard a russian spacecraft. the threat to just leave him up in space comes after president biden imposed sanctions on putin's invasion of ukraine.

russia's space agency has released a video showing the two cosmonauts leaving their american counterpart and detaching the russian segment of the station. >> emily: after which elon musk's ads is own video of him flying up and saving him. what breaks my heart is that we've spoken with former astronauts who spoke in on the international space station with the russians and say that the best part is the international relationship. the best part is a human to human relationship developed when you work in space because the reality is we are all humans on this planet and we are not under that one flag. russia is the one that has made it the latter. it reminds me of the reason we have mass in the first place. remember sputnik? it was a spaceport. we were engaged in it with russia peered reducing the same pattern here. eisenhower back then downplayed what he thought was a significance of the russians watching sputnik into place. the american public perception was one of horror as they sought russia eclipses in that way.

we then lodged mercury, paula, everything else. for those of us without long-term memory, this is an example of when it's time for biden to step up and for us to take backs the space station and put american interests first. >> harris: i told you she loves space. >> kayleigh: one thing that is so frightening about this is that the buying a administration wants to extend our partnership to 2030. does russia do that or pull out sooner? do they take sections of the space station with them if russia decides to pull out? in which case we would have to depend on canada to shore up the international space station. this is a comingled international effort. politico says did the russians ghost us? >> kennedy: let's ghost them first. we landed on the moon first! neil armstrong ring a bell, vladimir?

speed 26 will be fine. i hope elon musk saves him. emily is right. the common language that they speaks, mathematics and physics, beautiful. >> harris: mark, we've not counted on one thing bigger than all of it which is something that was hinted at. we can say it boldly. what are the human relations aboard the iss are stronger then our the stuff known as politics down on earth? >> marc: the individual relationships are great. the mistake we've made here is twofold. one, it's american weakness and two, dependence on totalitarian regimes for things critical to national security. if you recall in 2011, barack obama ended the space shuttle program without any program which made us depended on russian rockets to get our astronauts in space. it was a private sector with elon musk and jeff bezos to

build reusable rockets that put america back into the business of putting people up there. if it wasn't for that, we would be completely dependent on the russians and they would be able to hold the sky hostage. there are various segments of the spirit we should not be dependent on russia for oil come we should not be on china first pharmaceuticals, and nobody for putting people in space. we need to be independent for things that come to national security. >> harris: when you are in a toxic relationship and you have a chance to break out, not be the first to ghost, homie. she did say homey, but we knew what she meant. more "outnumbered" in a moment.

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>> ukrainian president zelenskyy paying tribute to those who put their life on the line to defend their homeland. yesterday visiting wounded soldiers in a kyiv hospital. the president presenting medals to the wounded servicemen for their courage and dedication, and honoring the hospital staff

who continue to care for them. marc, final thoughts. >> so president zelenskyy has been such an inspiration, and really shows what courageous leadership can do, and for all our troubles here at home, reminder to us we are only one great leader away from restoring the greatness of the country. we need an american zelenskyy. >> perfectly said. thank you for watching and here is "america reports." >> i have friends in kyiv. they stay underground 3, 4 days, they have not seen skies, they have not seen the son.