>> carley: a fox news alert, ukrainian president zelenskyy will address congress this morning. president biden plans to announce $1 billion in military assistance to ukraine as zelenskyy pleads to close the sky over his country. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: brutal assault continues in ukraine despite attempt at diplomacy. >> todd: shelling sending civilians run nothing kharkiv e 600 buildings are in ruins. jonathan hunt live with the latest from the battlefield. >> jonathan: good morning, once again to you. we were woken in lviv this morning by several rounds of air

raid sirens. there were no subsequent strikes or explosions. it's been quiet day relatively speaking thus far in the capital kyiv, that does not mean battles are not raging elsewhere. ukrainian officials say ukraine forces attackd and destroyed russian tanks in the luhansk region in eastern ukraine. seeing intense fighting in kharkiv, hundreds of thousands of civilians there and ils elsewhere running for their lives from the russian bombardment. as that bombardment continue conspicuous display of support yesterday from prime minister of poland, czech and sloveniark, all of which are nato members.

the prime ministers came to meet with president zelenskyy and expressing support for ukraine's fight. listen here. >> this invagsz has to stop. those were -- never be forgotten, we will never leave you alone. we will be with you, we know you are fighting not only for your homes, fur your freedom, for your security, but also for us. >> jonathan: as the fighting continues, so do peace talks, there has been a monker of progress and that may be nudged further forward by what seems to be commitment from president zelenskyy not to seek now or in the immediate future nato membership. listen to the president. >> ukraine is not a member of nato, we understand that, we have heard for years the doors were open, but also heard that

we cannot join. it is a truth and must be recognized. >> and the humanitarian catastrophe as aid organizations are calling it continue with three million plus refugees now having left ukraine for the relative safety of the country's western neighbors. hundreds of thousands across this country remain trapped in various cities, kharkiv one of them, mariupol another down in the south, trapped by russia bombardment, it is impossible for them to get out to anything approaching safety right now. >> carley: and jonathan, on that front, there was movement in mariupol and good news here, we're learning 20,000 people did imagine to get out of mariupol through humanitarian corridor, that is a lot of people and the corridors haven't worked in the

past, do you think they were able to hold because of progress in peace negotiations? >> jonathan: that may have played a role, but 20,000 people getting out of mariupol is significant but the lower end of the number we've been told are trapped in there is 200,000. clearly getting 20,000 out is a step in the right direction, higher estimate of people stuck in mariupol is 400,000. still a lot of work to do in terms of humanitarian corridors. >> todd: i'm fascinating by your reporting on the gathering of the world leaders, how surprise suggest it the war leaders came into a war zone? >> jonathan: i think it was stunning display of support, very brave display of support.

leaders of poland, czech republic and slovenia, fully-fledged members of nato, that sends a strong signal to vladamir putin sitting in moscow or wherever he is siting and hiding that those european nations and nato are standing by ukraine. there is question from the ukrainians as to whether nato could do more in terms of providing more military equipment, we'll hear more about that from both president zelenskyy and president biden later today. >> todd: quite a message is right. jonathan hunt, thank you. ukrainian president zelenskyy will deliver a rare speech to congress hours from now. >> carley: expected to pressure president biden for a no fly zone over ukraine. griff jenkins will look at the pivotal day to come. >> good morning, carl and he todd, talking about the world

leaders that went into kyiv, that happened because everyday a defiant zelenskyy rallied the world in defense of his nation and today will be no different and historic when he makes direct ark peel to congress asking for measures like mig fighter jets and no fly zone that biden has not been willing to give. >> close the air space, please stop the bombing, how many more cruise missiles have to fall on our cities until you make this happen? >> that drew standing ovation in canada's parliament. watch. [applause] >> the big question now is will today's appeal move the needle at the white house? >> to put it lightly is zelenskyy wasting his time tomorrow asking for these things? >> i would say because of the passion and courage and bravery of president zelenskyy, there

has been support for expediting delivery of security assistance and weapons that have helped him and his military fight against the russians. >> the president is expected to announce additional funding for ukraine, including anti-armor and stingers, javelins, grenade launchers and small weapons and u.s. is considering sending killer drones called switchblades issue but some in congress are criticizing the administration for not acting fast enough. >> the administration keeping drags its heels, they do the right thing too late. >> biden is set to travel to brussels next week for emergency nato summit, warning of beingal strikes on allies. here on capitol hill yesterday,

senate voted and called for war crimes investigation of putin. >> carley: griff jenkins. ukraine minister of foreign affairs on his expectation for zelenskyy's speech today. >> a month ago, germany said that it would never supply ukraine with any weapons and it was rock-solid -- for them and yet they did it. so many unimaginable things happened in the last weeks and this. so what is red line today will be the only -- decision tomorrow. the only problem, what will be the price for people of ukraine to pay for politicians in drnt drnt -- different capitals have to make and change their position and understand something needs to be done.

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tornados. next storm system, what happens next? we have this rockies and plains bringing wind and potential for severe storms thursday through sunday and comes up toward mid-atlantic, great lakes and the northeast. looks like too warm for big snow event. some rain definitely, we will watch the temperatures, looks like mainly rain event. that is pretty nice, we can't argue with that, 61 in new york. >> todd: hearing 70 on friday? >> janice: that i what i heard 70 on friday. nice to see you all. >> todd: thank you. sanctions hitting russia so hard that state media there calling on the u.s. to pay reparation to moscow, one ally of vladamir putin wants u.s. to return the state of alaska and piece of land in california or face

nuclear consequences. >> carley: sean duffy joins us now, sean, this is insane issue but sounds like they are lashing out because things aren't going well for them. >> sean: the sanctions are having their intended effect, reeking havoc on the russian economy. they said, we sold you alaska in 1867 for $7.2 million, that happened well over 100 years ago issue but we want it back. this shows the war is not going well for russia, sanctions are having their impact. if you are russia, you are like democrats are in power and control and they love reparations, everyone is asking the u.s. federal government for payouts, why don't we do it, too. >> todd: i hesitate to give too much credence to this, do you

worry comments like these show russia is ready to escalate or is this straight-up bluster? >> sean: just a side note, when you have missiles that hit 12 miles from the border, that is escalation, when you are killing civilians, that is escalation, this is probably meant more for the russia peep toll show rubbing is pushing back against america, turn tide of public opinion in russia against the united states. this is more of what this is. there is escalation, this is not it. >> carley: yesterday russia sanctioned hillary clinton. i want to thank the russian academy for this lifetime achievement award. why lump hunter and hillary to the sanctions? >> sean: i don't think joe

biden, hunter biden or hillary will go to russia any time soon. the sanctions may have an economic impact on the biden family. that is yet to be determined. there is no transparency is how much hunter makes and how much joe gets from the payouts. you might have joe biden and hunter sweating a bit. >> todd: they sanctioned joe biden senior, don't know if that will have an impact. sean duffy senior, you are hosting regardless of your name, special edition of fox business prime time called inflation of america on st. patrick's day night. what is it about? >> sean: fox business tonight 5 p.m. tonight, inflation special

talking to real americans, people having impact from inflation, we will bring on dave ramsey to give advice, rick scott, governor of florida now senator, before that, he turned around businesses. how do you turn around america and get out of the crisis? and larry kudlow will give economic advice. great show, fox business tonight at 5:00, tune in, talking inflation. >> todd: it is tonight and not tomorrow this is airing? >> sean: it is tonight. i talked about doing it tomorrow, tomorrow is st. patrick's day, i didn't want to meld those two things together. we are in couple weeks of bad news and janice dean said we might hit 70, she brightened my

spirits, total win. >> carley: beer mixed with inflation may not be good thing. we are glad inflation special is tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> carley: we haven't heard from pete buttigieg in a while, his excuses are leaving people confused this morning issue plus -- >> president biden is not getting zelenskyy back, why doesn't joe biden get credit for doing popular things joe biden does? >> todd: why ukrainian president zelenskyy hasn't helped president biden's poll numbers. huh? joe concha there to answer the huh questions is next. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good.

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and stabilize oil prices, solution is energy independence and shift to renewable energy in this country. remember, while oil prices and gas prices are famously something that is largely outside of the direct control of any political figure. >> the high costs could lead to trouble for democrats in the election and according to new "wall street journal" poll half of americans don't believe president biden will run for re-election in 2024 thinking he gallon for a second term in the white house and revealing 41% of democrats expect biden to run in 2024, despite the president saying he will run for re-election. >> carley: you heard what pete buttigieg had to say, giving the interview responded. >> it sounds like she's saying we will spend our way out of

debt and no one thinks the answer is to spend more. >> investments we make help with inflation. that is true with infrastructure investments. >> todd: joe concha joins us issue good on joe kernern for pushing back on pete buttigieg. you can spend yourself out of inflation? that is not economically viable. >> joe: i think he raised it to 17 noble economists. he said, i'm sick of this stuff, the american people think the reason for inflation is government spending more money, simply not true. i'm not much of economist, i learned if you flood the

financial system with additional spending that devalues the dollar. this is what democrats have decided to die ongoing into the midterm. nancy pelosi said government spending is reducing national debt, it is not inflationary, that is fascinating. democratic leaders in congress think we're stupid, that american families don't have budgets or don't feel gas prices, enough to make your hair hurt. >> carley: "washington post" will need to fire up the pinocchio cannon on that one. from msnbc, an anchor is wondering why president biden isn't more popular. >> president biden is not getting the zelenskyy bounce, it is fascinating, why doesn't joe biden get credit for doing

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>> todd: we are awaiting remarks from president zelenskyy, set to deliver rare address to congress as he pleads for a no fly zone. >> carley: jonathan hunt live from lviv. the russian foreign minister relationship with the truth has

been tenuous at best, it is an indicator that perhaps there is some progress being made, in meantime, fighting going on, ukrainian officials putting out this video showing ukrainian attacks on russian tanks in the disputed region. russian continue bombardment of cities in the east, cities such as kharkiv where many civilians the constant bombardment by russian forces. in the meantime, three european leaders, the prime ministers of poland, the czech republic, and slovenia, all traveled staggeringly in some ways to kyiv yesterday in a show of solidarity with president zelenskyy. a pretty unequivocal, in their words, show of support for the

ukrainians. mr. zelenskyy himself, in the meantime, is offering what could be a significant concession, saying pretty plainly that nato -- ukraine will not now or in the immediate future seek membership of nato. but as this fighting continues across the country, the refugee crisis also grows. the u.n. now saying that something like 3 million refugees have fled ukraine looking for safety in the country's western neighbors. 3 million people. the vast majority of them, of course, women and children, todd and carley. >> todd: the number expected to grow. jonathan hunt, thank you. let us bring in, thank you so much for being here. jonathan hunt reporting breaking news that foreign minister lavrov of russia says there's been concrete progress. of course everything else we hear from russia needs to be taken with a grain of salt.

is that your understanding? has there been concrete progress in peace negotiations? speak out there definitely has been progress in the military operations with ukrainian army, and i believe russian diplomacy is trying to catch up, and theye realizing that the russian army, which they are claiming to be so strong and defensible -- an defeatable, sorry, is losing on the ground. they are winning against the civilian population. the children, the disabled, but they cannot fight the ukrainian army because they've turned out to be so much stronger. i think they are trying to use some sort of explanation in order to save face and claim victory if ukraine remains neutral. i personally do not see that as a victory. i want to remind everyone, if wn

russia attacked ukraine, they started a war in donbass when we are officially a neutral state. they are actually contradicting the reality on the ground. again, they attacked us when we were a neutral state. so i don't know how to react to this right now, but i want the whole world to remember that the russians are lying all the time and now i think they are just trying to catch up with their losses in their army and just save face. >> carley: this is a historic day for both our countries, with president zelenskyy making a speech to congress and the american people. will he ask for a no-fly zone, and will he be able to convince americans that that's what's needed? >> he will, all of us. i am here speaking as representative of the opposition party come ugly are united in this. the single thing we need from

the west right now is a no-fly zone. without the no-fly zone, it makes very little sense. unless there is a no-fly zone established, in one way or another, we are not speaking about direct nato involvement. it is speaking about the technology provided to ukraine, the jets and air defense system, that can help us shelter our skies ourselves. without that, anything else is basically useless, because they will continue bombarding our cities, killing our citizens, and destroying your infrastructure. it's not just priority number one, it is something that makes everything else useless. without the no-fly zone, other -- >> todd: we appreciate you coming on the program and giving us that insight. thank you very much. good luck in the days ahead.

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♪ ♪ speeeighteen as we wait for president zelenskyy's address to congress this morning, president biden will announce more than $1 billion in military aid to ukraine. >> todd: louisiana cogs in mike johnson joins us. thank you for being here. what do you expect will come out of this speech by zelenskyy today? >> well, we're looking forward to hearing from him. of course there is wide bipartisan support for zelenskyy. they are tearing him along. i think the objective is we need

to do everything we can to help and protect the lives and the sovereignty and the freedom of his people without committing the u.s. to a war with russia. at the delicate balance, of course, and we will be very interested to hear what he says about that. >> carley: congressman, this week the biden administration came out and said they are not going to stand by and let china help russia financially or militarily. the only problem with that statement is they are already helping russia financially, increasing the amount of wheat they are buying from russia, oil, wind visa and mastercard pull out of the country they are now going to be using a chinese payment system. so the question is, should the administration already be sanctioning china? >> oh, absolutely. our complaint with the biden white house as they have acted so slowly, they have shown indecision on the world stage, which of course he equates to weakness. we can't afford that right now. obviously the perception of a weak america is what has allowed all of this to escalate as it

has, so it's time for president biden to take a strong stand. in that same vein, when they go to brussels next week to meet with our nato allies, he needs to pressure them and raise the pressure to all of our nato allies to stop buying russian oil. i mean, a lot of that is fueling and funding the russian war machine. germany gets 34% of its reserves, its oil, from russia. so that's part of the problem. we need to take a strong stand, and of course we have been urging president biden to do that for weeks and weeks. months, even, before this all began. >> todd: the president being ripped for failing to act on our border crisis here at our southern border is the february numbers shoot through the roof. for most of his presidency, joe biden has ignored the border crisis, but now with his focus solely on ukraine, has he forgotten about it entirely? >> he never paid attention to it in the first place, as you pointed out. that's the problem.

we can't lose sight of this open border crisis that continues to escalate. with everything else going on, this is completely out of control. 165,000 apprehensions and encounters at the border is the highest number in the history of the department of homeland security. if the biden white house and the democrats in the white house created this crisis, you know who's paying the price? american families. we have illicit fentanyl coming across the border. drug overdoses are the number one cause of death for americans age 18-45 right now, directly related to this. give millions of people come across the board and continues today. this is not a sustainable trajectory. the american people likely to continue to be outraged when they see the effect of this. it needs to stop immediately, but they will not pay attention to it, the attention that is due. they could reverse policies but they won't. >> carley: we mentioned at the top that president biden will announce $1 billion in aid to

ukraine. some of that has already been announced. you can imagine this might be the answer already the president zelenskyy's request. is president biden going to eventually say no no-fly zone, but here is this money instead? >> that may be ultimately what he says. there is concern, we don't want to escalate this into armed conflict with russia. that is not something we can afford and it shouldn't be our responsibility. as we said at the outset, i think virtually all members of congress a great hill is to do what we can or gems of supporting their sovereignty and defending their freedom. this doesn't just stop at ukraine. it will continue and that's a real concern. this is an interesting joint session of congress this morning. they will be interesting discussions continuing any and i hope we take a strong stand to p this bully, this tyrant, in his tracks. >> todd: louisiana congressman

mike johnson has a busy morning starting in a couple hours. we appreciate you waking up early to be with us. a san francisco woman facing 20 years in prison for possessing the gun that killed kate stanley, shot on a san francisco peer back in 2015. this week he pled guilty to two gun charges. he was acquitted back in 2017. >> carley: eric adams public safety vision blessed by hillary clinton on her podcast. listen. >> you are bringing that insight outside perspective to dealing with public safety in a way that does promote both justice and safety. you have been so strong and outspoken. >> carley: hillary clinton adding his disregard for left-wing social media critics on policing with music to her ears. interesting comment there. stephen and upstate new york college will honor political

prisoners at an event this april, but the event speaker, formerly known as anthony bottom, is a convicted cop killer. he was among a group of radicals who assassinated two new york city police officers back in 1971. waverley jones and joseph j jeannie. they called him a mentor to many and a living human being. the widow of one of the slain officer's telling fox news digital's that they are miserable letting her husband's killer, writing, "they are representing it as a political killer and that is untrue. nowhere in that bio does it say he's a two-time cop killer." that's head shaker. the white house recruiting social media influencers to spin the sky high gas prices. >> why is the inflation at a high? prices are bound to go up. >> todd: we don't know if she's on tiktok but she's on deck. lara trump discusses the strategy. >> carley: let's check in with

steve doocy about fox and about "fox & friends." >> tiktok, tiktok. "fox & friends" at the top of the hour. good morning to you, carley and todd. you're going to meet the 15-year-old ukrainian junior golfer who received a warm welcome at the pga players tournament after fleeing russians invasions. we are going to hear from lawmakers ahead of president zelenskyy's address to congress at 9:00 this morning. we've also got john kennedy, congressman dan crenshaw, brian fitzpatrick, and congresswoman chrissy houlahan on what they expect. and could russia take back alaska? that is what one of putin's pals wants, but alaskan governor mike dunleavy says good luck. we'll hear from the governor coming up. plus, former dhs secretary chad wolf will react to the latest boarded numbers, showing a 63% increase in illegal migration.

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>> why is gas so expensive and why is united states inflation four decade high? >> lack of resources prices are bound to go up. >> todd: all right, the white house facing new backlash tiktok stars convince americans that vladimir putin is responsible for the price of gas. >> carley: lara that young girl we saw million tiktok followers, gas prices are really a putin price hike. >> i mean, i want to laugh but i also want to cry, carley. this is crazy. it's as though we haven't been

embarrassed enough by this administration with, gosh, every time kamala harris travels abroad, basically everything that joe biden has done on a foreign policy front now they are recruiting tiktok stars, social media influencers to spread their lies. i mean, that's what it is. you would have to be completely out of it to not realize that gas prices have been going up not just in the past 20 days or so since vladimir putin invaded ukraine, but over the past year plus since joe biden became president of the united states. it is not simply because of what is going on with ukraine and russia that gas prices are going up. any sane person knows that it's the bad energy policies of joe biden that have caused the rise. and if you look since donald trump left office, those prices have been going up but, you know, i guess if you push a lie out there enough, if you have a lot of folks in the mainstream media willing to carry water for you and now you got social media tiktok users-by the way chinese

platform that my father-in-law warned against even downloading on your phone, i do not have tiktok per your teaser, todd, going into this segment because they are probably spying on all these kids, too. it's crazy but just when you think we can't get embarrassed any more as america, this is what the white house does, wow. >> todd: that was a softball to you, ms. trump. meantime g.o.p. senators calling ditch silly masks on public transport. listen. >> i got a crazy idea. the american people should have the same mask rules that members of congress had at the state of the union address. just two weeks ago we saw 535 members of congress sitting on the floor of the house -- i don't think there were five masks among them. >> todd: the mask theater has been reduced to off broadway understanding my pun but it's still there. why isn't joe biden following the science when everybody else seems to be? >> it's honestly unbelievable as

well. two topics that i just can't even wrap my head around. you know, the science has been followed, todd, for a long time by the biden administration. we know that. i got to agree with senator cruz there. yes, you had congress conveniently lifting the mask mandate just in time for the state of the union address so they could all sit comfortably, but the rest of us are forced when we get on an airplane. heck, when we even walk into an airport to wear a mask. it is unbelievable that we are still doing this and we know the science. we know that unless it's an n-95 mask, it's basically providing no protection. it's just optics. it's just for show. i guess joe biden and his administration cannot relinquish control. they want to keep people in some sort of a lockdown state with the mask on. i got to tell you, i can't wait for the first flight whenever we can take those masks off, i'm sure we are going to hear applause from everybody.

it's time to let us choose. the masks need to go. >> lara, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks, guys. good to be with you. >> todd: likewise. make sure you are with us all morning long definitely 9:00 a.m. zelenskyy addressing congress. >> carley: that's right. all eyes will be on that speech. with that "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ [explosions] >> in just hours ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. >> stop the bombing. [explosions] >> fighting has been intense. ukrainian forces destroying russian tanks. [explosion] >> now president biden is saying he will make his way to europe next week. >> it's no longer a perception that joe biden be seen as weak. it's the fact that joe biden has proven that he is wk.