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>> we are, we took some and no response right now. >> someone what's happening to him? >> people are passing out. lawrence: shocking overdose of west point cadet we have to florida to talk america fentanyl epidemic first russia is stepping up attacks on ukraine's coast. breaking out in the streets -- [sound of gunfire] as ukrainian forces suffer a horrific loss, russians strike on their military base kills dozens of marines. and putin now claims russia is using hypersonic missiles in ukraine. as a threat of nuclear war looms. will the world step in to save ukraine? lieutenant colonel dan hampton one of the air force most decorated fighter pilots he joins me now. sir, thanks so much for being here and thank you for your service to the country.

ty really want you to weigh in on the battle of kyiv. the people are saying this is like the battle of the alamo they said, is very simple what putin strait strategy is john suite wrote this they plan on the season all of the food and waters and ammunition resupply. then they're going try to cut out the power also they're going try to take over the waterway, airfield, railroad, and as well as the railways. how do you see this, sir? >> lawrence it's a city semitic campaign not the way we would have done it or in the past. the russian strategy if you want to call it that is more blood force trauma they're not doing well militarily for many reasoning. we can talk about if you want to and they're concentrating on causing as much misery as they can to the civilian population because they think that that is going to sway many their favor.

they're misunderstanding the ukrainian peel and leferl of defiance i think their capable of and i don't think it is going to end well for them. >> do you think ukrainian people win at the end of the day? >> i sure hope so lawrence. i wish between 2014 and now ukraine had become a part of nato an european happening and a lot of things -- the people in the white house certainly could have handled this better back in the fall. right now, we're sort of limited in our choice of options. lawrence: all right lieutenant colonel we found out that the america is going to be sending them switchblade drones. and the significant thing about them is they're hard to detect and cheaper is this going to help the ukrainian people, though? >> i think anything that we can sending them now will help them and too late to establish a

no-fly zone over the ukraine, time to do that was before hostility commenced. but what we can do is help them establish a if it flies it dies zone. over the ukraine by giving as much nr aircraft, drone anything at all that ukrainians can use to deny control of the air space to the russians. lawrence: yeah. the former russian foreign minister andrej says that putin is not going to stop with ukraine. do you see that way as well? >> no, i don't. and like i said earlier i would take anything, any russian official sweys a grain of salt. they are born liars. they make a habit of duplicity i think they're getting reality check the west is not as dis-- not as weak as they thought.

they are caught unprepared by ukraine defiance i don't see that way. i think they make a move towards nato, putin will have definitely bit off more than he can chew and you know we're already reenforcing nato countries bordering the ukraine. nobody moves people or equipment like the united states and we -- we can get here's a good example we can get an armor brigade to poland faster to move 60 miles into the ush. ukraine. i think there are enough people around him that would resist this even up to the point of maybe, you know, taking drastic action against him if he tried to force this against nato. big difference between declaring a war on -- on undeclared unalign and declaring more on nato. >> rooting for ukrainian people, shared a lot of heart lieutenant colonel, and i'm sure, though, that type of people that you would have loved to be on

battlefield with thank you so much for joining us on cross country today, sir. >> my pleasure glad inked help. >> joining now former army and fellow at the hudson institute michael -- michael thanks so much for joining us. i want to show some footage for you and our audience of this putin rally that took place. now, moment i saw this i went to twitter i said you know, no wonder why there are sanctions against these people because they're here rallying with putin. but the bbc did some reporting on this. i want to cite stuff they said they talk with several individuals that were out there. and they said majority of those folks said they were public sector -- employees and they were encouraged by their employers to go out there. they also said that the people were embarrassed although there were some people that supported it most of them were teachers and public workers. do you think that's the majorities of the folks that were there as well from your

perspective, sir? >> thanks lawrence. thanks for having me. the people that were there had to be there. this is a forced participation event. an what i do like is that russian tv cut away from it. so there's enough decent inside of russia to where putin is now thinking about a cue strategy, a cue proofing strategy to deal with centers, to deal with those in the media that are brave enough to pull up science and protest this war. to deal with people even as generals we saw general arrested today. he's worried about what's going on at 40e78 because this war is so unpopular and like he said people in that stadium had to be there. they were forced to be there. didn't e shough up probably would have been arrested. lawrence: circle back to that general brief willly but russian television is saying there was a glitch there. you're not buying that? les >> no. no not at all that was intentional.

you cut him off mid-pongt you don't cut off a president. i guess you do that in the united states you know if you look back at 2020 but you don't cut off putin in russia. this is his media. so this is big. there's a lot of decent inside the media inside the kremlin. fsb are looking for the core and putin he's out of small arm it is range because he's worried about his generals he's worried about the decenters and you know john souid when i wrote that in that piece battle for kyiv we have another coming up that's talking about a strategy inside of russia and what he's going to do to those that don't agree with him. lawrence: circle back to that general because there's several reports on this. some are saying that it was leaked of the military info that load to the loss of life and then there are other theory it was that it was wasteful of fuel

why do you think putin targeted that general in now a lot of generals have already died on battlefield in ukraine now he's going after someone that is there in the homeland. >> yeah. so fort general died in ukraine right and they've died because communications breakdown. they went out and they had to strengthen up the russian soldier because morale is so bad and what's happening now is generals are trying to get putin advice on logistical support telling putin kick not sustain this or have the logistical supply line to sustain this fight and javelin and ukraine resistance are basically holding putin back. and so putin is firing general it is he doesn't want to hear any bad news so only people around putin are yes men. they're ones that do whatever he wants because anybody who questions it even if putin suspects that he's being questioned that general is

likely to be disappeared. >> as you know, what i was talking about with some of that "fox reporting" that you see on fox.com sir thanks so much for what you've been doing and insight on this and joining cross country. >> thanks lawrence. thanks i preernght it. rng you got it. russian continues brutal war millions are being forced out of their country. jonathon hunt is here with the latest. jonathon what can you tell us about these refugee camps there's been a slight chance in putin actually there's been a major shift he's going after those civilians as they're just trying to get out of harm's way. what can you tell us? russian grand operation has stalled it a great extent lawrence. they've been stuck outside of kyiv for weeks now. nine miles is the closest they've got to the center of kyiv and those tanks will be dig as we've been reporting over past few days into defensive not

offensive positions. to what putin is doing now is launching a huge air on slot and whether it is cruise missiles or aircraft strikes whether it's the shells, rain down on these tanks from russian tanks that is his approach causing absolute terror for millions of civilians. you're looking at city like mariupol for instance, down in the south of the country, there were 400,000 people living there. most of those vast majority were stuck when bombardment started they're getting some of them out there's been about 30,000 or so over the last if few days. but 30,000 is less than 1 in 10 of those who are trapped there. so they're desperate to get out got no food in there essentially no water. we've heard stories of kids drinking from puddles in the street. they've got no power. it's a desperate situation. and this is very clearly lawrence putin's policy. he is going to destroy village after village town after town.

city after city. he doesn't care at this point if he inherits a completely broken country. he just wants to own ukraine. lawrence. lawrence: it is interesting because a lot of the propaganda that has been coming out of russian has been saying that the military in ukraine were using the civilian shield none of our reporting has been able to verify that and plus video of friends showing they were targeting building there was no -- counter or measures there from the ukrainian people or the military they were just targeting innocent people jonathon, thanks so much for your reporting you stay safe out there, brother. up next, gas prices are surging and fear of world war iii arising. plus after six west point cadets overdose from fentanyl in florida we headed down there to talk with spring breakers to find out what's being done to address the mounting national problem. >> i had a cousin who died of pengtal overdose from heroin

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lawrence: inflation concerns are impacting each and every american family costing family members and 3 million a month

wow. joining us no is freedom works vice president and former economic advisor to president trump steve moore thanks for joining the program toipght get your -- thank you sir. i want to get your reaction to this -- thought from fox digital they went and talked to folks. >> i filled up in this vehicle i would say about $10 or 15 more than i usually do for it. i put it in, taking care of my family and food all of the other things that are now costing more and more every day. lawrence: you hear that straight from the american people. yet steve, the president is not pivoting administration aren't changing their policy when it comes to their energy policy. if >> well that's right every time lawrence you hear the president which he says almost every speech he gives hays not going tax people make less than 400,000. guess what lawrence, every time family goes to the grocery store every time a family fills up their tank for gas and take an airline or go to the hardware

store you're saying now that inflation is 8 to 10% now you're paying essentially like an 8.additional sales tax that's way to think of inflation inflation is unkindest tax of all hurting lowest income families the most and this has been you're right. lawrence, where is the anti-inflation policy from joe biden? he keeps saying almost laughably that if we were to spend another 3 or 5 trillion on build back better bill that somehow that would reduce inflation when inflation was created by massive government spending and borrowing in the first place. >> yeah, just wongders who are economic advisories that are in the white house it is basic economics. david axelrod seems to be this narrative from white house now everything that is on putin. i mean, putin is an evil guy he's responsible for a lot. and so he's ultimate visitten so white house is using him when it comes to policy that -- you know, hurting us

domestically. david axelrod as thoughtings on this and had a warning for biden administration as well. let's play it. >> he was saying -- you know, everything is putin's price hikes inflation is putin and fault people don't believe that they know that we have inflation before this. they know that gas prices were high before this so they haven't dialed this in quite right yet. you can't blame everything in the economy on putin. >> so when you have david axelrod by the way if you don't know this is obama guy -- he's responsible for the architecture of the ground game for the obamas 2008 campaign. this guy knows what he's talking about when it comes from a democratic world view. and he's warning the white house not to take this talking point. >> well, look there's no question that when russia -- invaded ukraine. that caused the price of oil to

go up. there's no doubting about that. but i've done these numbers and what i found was that about 80 to 85% of the increase in the price of gasoline at the pump happened before -- before -- putin went into russia. so americans thans the inflation was already out of control. the problem is it is going to get worse unfortunately before it gets better. the other point that's really so important to understand is that now that oil is at a 100 to 110 a barrel, why in the world are we not producing more oil and gas here instead of sending money to saudi and iranian and russians. americans are scratching their heads saying how does this energy policy make any sense and why are we getting oil from texas and north dakota and alaska? and biden came in remember he said he wanted to bankrupt all of the oil and gas country and put them out of business.

it is -- it is so frustrating because every time we buy a barrel of oil from russia, we're helping find his military machine. >> uh-huh. steve i'm glad that you mentioned the barrels of oil because the white house put out that graph about barrel of oil they don't realize you have to take that oil and make gas or maybe they realize it why do you think they're taking that line of attack? i think it is very disingenuous they have to know there's a difference between oil and gas. >> well, look, they're talking out of both sides of their mouth. joe biden and his green allies remember they have green new deal what is point of the green new deal it is to destroy the oil and gas and coal industry and by the way doing a pretty good job of it we're down a million and a half barrels of production i have to tell you that i work for you correctly pointed out i work for donald trump and met with him in times in oval office we talked about energy independence that was part of the game plan under

donald trump let's make america used to say we're not going to make america energy independent and dominant country in the world we should be -- we could be. we achieve that under trump. boy what a difference 14 months make. now we have to get our oil from the countries that hate us. i don't find any rationality other than this kind of radical green agenda for that kind of set of policies. >> you know it is interesting because the white house can start pumping right now. i mean they can unleash the energy sector to do that right now but so married to their ideology i think it is demented if you ask former ambassador of nato telling us how to stand up to putin plus a veteran reporter who spent decades in war zone to hear the walk us through danger of being a journalist and most dangerous countries in the world. that's next on cross country.

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>> welcome back to lawrence jones cross krnghts honored to introduce one of the most courageous brave reporters at fox news and beyond. very own steve hagan just returned from ukraine, steve, i know i can speak for myself and

our colleagues as well as our audience we were praying for you brother as you are out there. you described what was different in this war zone from other reporting you've done over your years out there in the field. >> thank you lawrence if i really appreciate that. i think this is different than most other wars because the superior power, russia with air is deliberating targeting civilians on a massive scale. that's something that is hard to get your head around. it is even hard for ukrainians to get their head around. we've seen it before in chechnya they've basically rubble street after street block after block. and they target civilians create terror and to drive them out. they're doing it again. i mean when you paint the word children out in front of a building and that building gets bombed anyway it is hard for people to understand why would anyone bomb a building? where you write the word

children all over the place? maybe world children even made that building a target from the russian army. that's the kind of war that is being fought, and that's what is so hard for people to understand. >> i don't know about you steve but what make this is different from me is targeting of the civilian but resilience of the ukrainian people out of wars that you've covered have you ever seen such -- such guts such grit, i mean there's no indication that the ukrainian people intend on taking a knee it doesn't seem like they're going to do it at all. >> and that's exactly what this is war is about of destruction a war to make other side take a knee. and you're right there's no sign that they are going to do that. they're getting a lot of help they're getting a lot of weepings a lot of those weapons are portable but in the end it is ukrainians, men and women who

are taking those weapons -- weapons facing off a tank it is man against tank and ukraines are doing that faceoff. lawrence: sorry to do this -- but we lost two of our colleagues pierre and sasha you had the opportunity to work with them and praying ben continues to fight what can you tell us about them? >> i saw sasha in ukraine and saw how hardworking she was. that was first team i worked with her. but i was with pierre in a lot of places for a lot of years in congo and libya, in iraq, in afghanistan, in sear syria venezuela but pierre was gentle i never saw him lose his cool anywhere. we had a couple of, you know, uh-oh mommies in moments ins i

palace you know preem better than you and it might irritate you or make you jealous but he did it in such a kind way you watch him work, and he -- be amazed. i mean, he was just a pleasure to be around a real good spirit. and i think a lot of people from all companies with loved this man. lawrence: interesting thing they always take is craft i never had the opportunity to work with pierre but i hear stories. ability to fix his own equipment to edit packages to produce when a producer wasn't there. you can't replace that type of talent these days. >> no. he was pure energy. there wasn't anyone like him i remember sitting down in a field in congo watching him set up base camp and live shot position. he told me a story once in ireland that his friends woke him up said there's going to be a marathon and i think he ran it

in two hours or something he was a force and it is hard to believe that force is gone. lawrence: steve i have to ask you what do you want people to know about the press today? because you guys are out there doing your job in war zone and putin made it very clear he wants to attack the free press. but what diewpght people to know? >> i think he's trying to attack civilian and trying to attack journalist i think in the short-term he might make gain and in long-term world is united i think there's some hope in this story that people who have lived under putin for 20 years may be soon getting free from his reign. >> powerful words steeves, thank you so much. >> thank you. glans tonight we remember pierre. we remember sasha, and we pray for our colleague, ben fighting

still he's in good spirits according to our ceo we're rooting for you brother. fox is family. it's all love here. we'll be right back.

welcome back to lawrence jones cross country to president joe biden will head overseas to meet with nato leaders last week and join me to respond is former u.s. ambassador to nato sir thanks so much for joining the program. i found some interesting comments from the leader of the secretary general of nato. he said that we could have did more attack look. take a look. >> we have to learn from ukraine today. we need to support these countries. which are now -- better to support now than after -- so if anything i think about the

support that has been provided to ukraine. but also important for more for ukraine. ambassador my question is not just from a nato perspective but how can we rally entire world for peace and freedom? >> well, thank you so much for having me on lawrence, and i think what you just heard there is an important distinction that we need to work on. one of them is yes, nato will defend nato countries you're alliance member, we will come to your defense all of us together collected defense from everybody. that means that russia would never dare attack nato country but we have a situation in ukraine. which is not a nato country which is under direct attack from russia how does nato contradict in some way to helping protect ukraine help them survive, and warn off

vladimir putin from things like using nuclear weapons or chemical weapons or even some of these heinous attacks on civilians that weaves seen? that's something we have to see out of the nato summit on thursday. and nato needs to step out a little bit and say that we have an interest in what's happening in ukraine. >> you know ambassador form or president of the united states donald trump wanted the nato members to give the 2% of their gdp. so we're talking about nato contradicting to help other countries that are not a part of it. but there's some countries that aren't doing or carrying their weight when it comes to just nato in general. >> yes. that's so right, and you know fortunately we assault and battery ten days ago german government did 180-degree u-turn. they're one of the countries not spending anything close to 2% of the gdp on desertion and one of the countries that president trump complained about and before him, you know, president

obama, president bush everybody complaining about defense spend egg an now because of putin's attacks on ukraine they said they're going turn that around and spend 2% of gdp and not providing arm to countries in con floict giving rocket propel grenade launchers to ukraine that's been a very positive turn. but what we need is for nato to both up its antiin terms of defending itself every country needs to put in that 2.gdp and we also need to show that we care about what's happening in europe even if you're not a nato member. lawrence: wonderful words thank you for joining me tonight. so with eyes on the world -- got is it. so with eyes of the world on ukraine one of america biggs adversary mage taking advantage iran is speaking nuclear day and could all concerns be given tehran to upper hangsd?

congressman jim banks sound alarm on this and he joins now congressman thank you we're so grateful that you are joining us tonight. what is the white house doing right now? redoing when they are number one sponsor of terrorism? >> i have no ideas. this is absurd that the biden administration would go back to a deal that was disastrous under barack obama and are now hell bent on renegotiating deal that rewards iran for their bads behavior only thing i can guess is biden administration is so desperate or oil they would rather negotiate request terrorists than work with american energy workers to open up oil and make america energy independent once again. but that's exactly what the biden administration as well is on its way to doing consider this. every single republican in congress is against this deal i'm telling you -- growing number of democrats

behind closed doors are against it as well so you have yo to wonder why this president and in this white house are so willing to go along with negotiating with terrorist they're trading one bad guy and vladimir putin and doing away with oil from russia and choosing another bad guy in a terrorist country in iran to take their oil instead it doesn't make any sense. >> chuck schumer against original deal let's see if he's vocal about it. i want to get your comment on this expwheacial it comes to irgs and byer administration considering getting rid of their terrorist foreign as a nation bt to be clear. president donald trump approach has been a clear failure and made the u.s. israel and other partners in the region less safe. how do you say that when he took out their general soleimani? >> i don't know how they can say

with the straight face they kill americans and killing israelis and donald trump knew that and his maximum pressure campaign on iran worked. and biden administration on day one they lifted those -- every tough sanction they could do away with on iran. they're negotiating with terrorists once again consider that if this deal passes joe biden already spending billions to a terrorist group if it passes joe biden will be biggest fundser of terrorism in the world and americans taxpayers are going to be ones paying for it and lifting a terrorist there designation on irgc goes to show this administration is more sphwhretion dealing with bad guys than dealing with a good guys right here at home in america to make -- to put america back on top. so put america back where it can be project strength instead of weakness like white house does every day. congressman. rng i support ukraine people and

aid that we're getting for ukraine people. but our leaders have to learn how to walk and chew gum at the same time we can't just allow something like this to be swept under rug and people getting a reis about this. thank you for being upfront on it and fighting and joining cross country. >> you got if. lawrence: hills of a shocking overdose disipght in florida i went to investigate how spring break reverse dealing with the fentanyl epidemic plaguing the country. you don't want to miss it. and so i came to clearchoice. your mouth is the gateway to your body. joe's treatment plan was replacing the teeth with dental implants from clearchoice. [ joe ] clearchoice has changed my life for the better. it's given me my health back. there's an amazing life out there if you do something for your health now.

lawrence: welcome back to cross country a shocking distinct sent six spring breakers to hospital after they overdose on fentanyl lace cocaine and this continues to grow and many are worried about even more accidental overdoses i traveled to fort lauderdale to see how new drug surge is affecting america's youth. watch. ♪ ♪ spring break -- is the party of the year for many high school and college students. estimated 2 million converge on beaches all over america and beyond. sadly, sometimes even the sun sets in paradise.

>> we're not gong to get response right now. >> someone took coke and what's happening to him? >> people are passing out. how many? >> three passed out. three are passing out. yeah because they drank a lot. like a lot, a lot. march 10th, a parents worst nightmare a scene unfoldings. wiltonmaner police say six men and woman overdose on fentanyl lace cocaine. three spring breakerrers hospitalized after being exposed to fentanyl. some back with the narcan, however, four of the individuals were still in respiratory arrest. ep i opioid 100 times more than morphine. one gram in your hand this amount of -- fentanyl can give 500 people.

i have hundreds of grains all you need is four ingrays to kill an american. this is why cdc now calls or fentanyl deadliest drug in america between 2020 and 2021 took lives of more deaths in america than suicides. covid and car accidents. this week we travel to florida where last week tragedy unfolded. >> last spring break are y'all enjoying it? >> i love it here. >> how parties have y'all went to so far? >> so many. >> how drinks does it start with you? >> at least eat breakfast right? >> you have to start with bottomless mimosa and summit. >> big breakfast. to avoid water no water. go to the bar you have some drinks. >> don't want to hydrate yourself. only slows you down. high --

>> we wanted to find out how much people know about fentanyl. did you hear about it the six kids? >> we heard all about it. you know two of them overdosed just by giving cpr? >> i did not know that. did you know dea says 40% of the drugs that are out here are laced with fentanyl? >> that is really scary. my mom called me and she said that i can't smoke anybody else's weed or get drink spikes that's only rule. >> died from heroin and then fentanyl laced doangts do drugs because, obviously, they'll be laced. do you know how much it takes to kill you? >> no clue. you know back of eraser per a pencil. that's how much it takes to killing you. >> fentanyl is you need least

amount of all of the drug that's how dangerous it is. mayor has a front row seat to this crisis. >> what do you want people to know about this spring break when it comes to safety. fort lauderdale is a place of to a good time. come here keep your bad habits home and make sure that you come here to enjoy yourself. be with your friends, family rlg an opportunity for everyone to just let go and feel good or themselves. >> something is different that's happening in the country today it is not just your community but a fentanyl crisis. 40 pngts of the drugs that are out there kids think they're experimenting. they're getting fake stuff and kill -- had a recent distinct west point student -- >> well like i said. you know -- we embrace people to come here. we want to see the visitors. and everyone can have a good time. leave your bad habits at home that was an isolated distinct we're sorry for kids that are suffering right now.

there's some of them still in the hospital. a lot of kith don't know what fentanyl is and kids that got those drugs didn't know there was fentanyl in drugs. what have you done to make sure it can be risky business? >> we have disaster tolerance drug dealing usage we can't and that you put out again and again. >> what do you think parents to know before they sending spring breakers here? >> be assured that forty lauderdale is a place to be safe and still have a good time. lawrence:s former acting i.c.e. director tom joins me with his take. tom, mayor was gracious with his time we appreciate him. but he says that it was an isolated distinct. what do you ?ai say? >> imhe's tone deaf and young kids drinking don't leave bad hactses at home and look i've been to spring break when you're drinking you have less

self-control so look fentanyl crisis is affecting every town, city and safe i'm in upstate new york right now and you're in a small community and they're rocking in the fort county in this area and this is a farming community so fentanyl is huge issue and biden administration is not taking advantage of this. but stop at overdose crisis first they think is secure the border and deas on record at 95% of the fentanyl come across the southwest border because half of the border are processing humanitarian crisis. so we want to take this seriously secure the border. >> yeah why don't you think that the president is doing that? we know where it is coming from. from china -- to mexico and then in the country we gave the stats 40% of the drug of these kids are taking anybody is taking it. laced with this stuff it seems like it is a national crisis. so why cut it off cut head of

the snake off there at the border? >> i'm request you. you know i'm -- president trump wanted to call criminal cartels in mexico pushing this across the border he wanted to recognize him as terrorist groups to put more money and u.s. intelligence assets into this man's organization to biden administration not taking it seriously look president biden i've said it before he's first president in history of this nation i vote for six presidentsings at ronald reagan and every president i've worked for wanted to secure the border in some fashion some more serious than others. president biden is first with the nation who came into office and unsecured most secure border we've had in trump. why would he or any president do that? why is secretary still aide mitting to this day there's no crisis on border an border is closed? this is about the president selling himself to the progressive left to become president and this is about open borders. it is not a coincidence that year, historic illegal

immigration crisis that we have this historic overdose crisis on fentanyl because just has to get are the humanitarian crisis. >> find them sued by you and you've won every one of those lawsuits. brother thanks so much for joining us. >> you know. lawrence: thanks brother i appreciate you. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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