>> president biden just speaking in poland, where he is getting a firsthand look at the devastating humanitarian crisis that was spawned by vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine parities also gearing up for a major address to the nation tomorrow after a warning putin that using chemical weapons would trigger a response from nato. this is "outnumbered." hello, everyone, i'm kayleigh mcenany. here with me is my cohost, emily compagno. also joining his julie banderas, carley shimkus, and rob smith. a president biden visited u.s. troops in poland just a short time ago as russian air strikes are still pummeling ukrainian cities. with speed 35 left completely destroyed. now we are getting dramatic video showing people there running for their lives after russia bombed that the other that was being used as a

shelter, and it clearly had children marked on it. jeff paul is live in lviv ukraine. >> russian forces might be stalled right now, but there is still a constant happening of bombing and shelling in many cities throughout ukraine. because of that many people who vowed to never leave their country or home city are making that tough choice in trying to get out to find some safety from this nonstop assault. it really comes down to survival for people who are in the besieged city of mariupol they are essentially cut off from the world right now. they don't have food, they don't have water, and really they are trying to get out and get to safety but have to sort of juggle the fact that as we might die from starvation or if we go we might be killed by russian forces. also getting new information surrounding a theater that was bound last week. officials in mariupol say an estimated 300 people were killed.

this is the theater that was bill mike has an enormous inscription of the word "children" in russia written on the outside. ukrainians don't understand why putin seemingly is targeting innocent people. >> he will find military targets is one thing, but what about people? why is he torturing the people? if i had the ability i would cut him piece by piece and look into his eyes. he is a beast. >> strong words there from an 80-year-old ukrainian woman we spoke to today who had to leave her home city. are also learning information about the capital city of kyiv. we are more than a month into this war and russian forces have yet to take the capital city. we are letting from ukrainian's forces that they have pushed some russian forces back as this war grinds down to a halt.

kayleigh? >> ukrainians opening up a valiant fight and putting russia back on their heels. thank you so much, jeff, stay safe. there seems to be some confusion within the white house about the purpose of sanctions. here's what the president said yesterday. >> do you believe these sanctions will make russia change course question makes big that's not what i said. the answer is no. >> but flashback's administration seem to have a very different view to such a short time ago. watch. >> the president believes that sanctions are intended to deter. >> the purpose of the sanctions has always been and continues to be a deterrent. >> the purpose of the sanctions in the first instance is to try to deter. >> we do see them -- speak of the sanctions tormented her until they don't deter, and

tell russia invades a sovereign country and we want to engage in revisionist history as to the purpose of sanctions. >> you know it kills me about this? can you imagine if then president trump had engaged on that same type of gaslighting? can you imagine the headlines? it would have said trump lied to. why be hearing from the media about this? the receipts are infallible. now we have a president that the night point brent hank that even set out. why you even engage with that? why did you make it seem like sanctions would even work? he is trying to cover up the fact that his lack of backbone is what got us into this mess in the first place. that it sanctions would never have worked then why did you lead us down that path? i think it dovetails in what the response he gave yesterday about the threat of chemical weapons he has these bag threats. severe consequences that they've never seen before, sanctions, deterrent, none of that is worked and putin doesn't care. he did he know's not actual

backed up. his continued confusion and continued lack of narrative and bristling when even pressed for a moment is so disheartening that i cannot believe we have to go through another three years of this while countless lives are lost every day. somebody please us back on him. >> i agree with you. may the reporters, that would be nice. he didn't even put into place those sanctions, just a threat of sanctions. he didn't even put those sanctions on hold before the attack, which he was certain was happen gradually come i want to talk to you as a reporter yourself. this was unscripted as it could be. president biden, unlike other world leaders, did not engage with the press. it was a scripted list he read from. even so he snapped at that report after taking only six questions. i believe president trump took 24 when he was at the nato session. >> i'm not a fact del mike offended as a journalist only, but as an american bit of those reporters are the voice and eyes

and ears of all of us get they are asking the questions that we as americans need to know. our tax dollars are going towards all of this money we are sending to your crane, we have our men and women who are being briefed in poland, the troops he's thinking repeatedly let yet he promises he's not going to put them on the ground. i don't know if i believe that because everything he says seems to be minced. the message from the white house since the beginning -- obviously the whole reason you sanction a country when they are threatening war is to try to bleed them economically. so for whatever reason would you sanction a country? of course that is the reason. i don't know if he is lying or if he has confused or if he simply forgot -- >> could be all three. >> could justify the reason why -- implying sanctions come i don't understand at. >> i don't either. i don't understand. i was watching this in real time and there is a moment where -- of course the german reporter

from bear sigel said we've got to ask about trump. let's roll the tape. >> mr. president, there is a presidential election coming up in 2024. >> no kidding. >> there is widespread concerns in europe that your predecessor might get elected president again. >> in the next election i'd be very fortunate if i had that same man running against me. >> putting aside the fact that why are you talking about president trump when you are overseas? that moment spoke to me because this is a reporter who is basically concerned about returning to an american first policy. he's liking this globalism come of the weakness we are seeing from president biden. >> absolutely. you have to understand that the issue we had with the media in america, whereas joe biden and

the media here, they are like rooting for the home team. you see a lot of that stuff worldwide. like you said, a lot of the people like these globalist policies and a lot of these people really do like a weekend not strong america. when you look at these interactions between putin and even the first reporter who had to ask the real question, you see him lash out with that trademarks and emptiness and anger. i think that if our journalists both here and abroad were actually doing their jobs -- if they were asking the tough questions that needed to be asked, you would see a lot more of data. trump is absolutely irrelevant in this entire conversation. these people have been in power for well over a year appeared what we see going on right now is nothing good for americans. we see him kind of fumbling on the world stage with the response to this awful russian invasion of ukraine. i'm telling you, it would serve america a lot and it would serve

the world to have journalists and media people that see their jobs as actually getting to the truth and not to just defend democrats. it's so old and tired. >> i do believe trump is relevant here. do you know why? what would be in this mess if president trump was in office? i don't think so. >> i think you're absolutely right. fair enough. and julie come i can't leave this segment without addressing a report -- it's not even a reported state to straight from the mouth of the spokesperson. we may give enriched uranium to guess who, russia. >> to be a practical role for rush to play the same role that it did in jcpoa prior to the decision to withdraw from it, to accept and pay for the highly enriched uranium to get it out of iran's hand so it cannot create a nuclear weapon because that's role we would be willing

to entertain. >> so the biden administration is considering allowing russia dubai, import enriched uranium from iran at a time when russia is not taking using nuclear weapons in this war off the table. so enriched uranium going from the hands of one bad actor to another, both countries have dictators that equally hate the united states. also on top of that the biden administration considering taking the iran's revolutionary guard off the terror list, which means lifting sanctions and increasing money so they can fund more terror around the world. there is concern that ballistic missile systems are in not going to be in the iran nuclear deal either. israel is terrified, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are not taking our phone calls but this is such a bad idea. it may actually happen. i think a lot of it has to do with political reasons. the biden -- the trump administration took us out of the iran deal and president biden is hell-bent on putting us back into it.

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it's imposed upon an awful lot of countries as well, including european countries in our country as well. >> rob smith come if you can parse through is confusing we are the language, what you think he's getting at? does it even matter? >> what is getting at lighting. all they do is live. then they take a deep breath and lie some more. so the idea that anything we are seeing right now has to do with russia's invasion of ukraine which basically started it months ago as an outright lie. what we are seeing right now in terms of inflation and food shortages and all of the stuff, this has been telegraphed for the last six months. in october or november we started learning about the supply and supply chain issues. and hired because he is a guy that likes to chew trance. all of these things have been happening over the past 6-8

months. the idea that any of these things that are going on that are hurting americans and will continue to hurt americans over the past months, the idea that this is the directly tied to what's happening in russia and ukraine and along that it's false, so i commend that depends on their space being stupid enough to believe them. >> that's right. i think the attempt by the white house to continue to pull the wool over americanized regardless of whether it's their base or not is so disheartening. it's combined with an apologist mainstream media that furthers it but we remember it as my family business has been suffering for months because of the skyrocketing cost and the lack of the supply chain efficiency, right? before that we were struggling a ton from the hyper regulation under covid. there is a thousand reasons why it's really hard for us every single day and all of those reasons stem from policy of the democrats in this administration or local, inept government. it has nothing to do with putin except uplift on the radar.

>> inflation is at a four-year high. that doesn't happen overnight. and you know the president said that he's going to try and get u.s. farmers to ramp up food production to try to lower prices because of this week shortage, but that's going to be really hard to do because a lot of farmers are maxed out in their input costs are through the roof as well because of inflation. so this is a huge problem. and you look at bowling, there is some recent polls that show that democrats are losing support in all the key groups that usually are surefire democratic voters. it's because of these kitchen table issues. the two biggest ones are the prices, what people -- how people use their money. a lot of people have left money in their pockets right now. and also crime. and the president hasn't offered any solutions for either of them. really what he could do -- you know it's a done -- to texas. have a roundtable discussion

with oil and gas producers. just at least show the american people that you are trying. >> right, kayleigh, the fact is he's not trying. we have like here's a gas card, honey, for the gasp -- what you fix the policy? why don't you actually address the need. the suggestion that just don't drive on sundays, that doesn't work for working americans that are concerned about the value of their dollar, which is plummeting, regardless if wages are increasing. we are losing the value of our livelihood. that's on this administration. >> it is. meanwhile the president's meeting to talk about how to increasing rapidly disseminate food shortages. nobody wants to increase food shortages. that's what he told us. if we can take amanda's word. the press secretary said were not going to be worried about food shortages here however we are anticipating higher energy and corn prices that could impact the price of businesses as you pointed out. do you remember that "snl" character, debbie downer? every time i turn on the press

briefing it's debbie downer. you know putin is about to end bit vague, he my dues chemical weapons. higher gas prices on the way. it's like we did not like you to do the status quo read the tea leaves, we elected you to change the status quo. make those events not happen by being -- i'm tired of debbie downer. >> -- you're so enthusiastic and happy. it looks like were not losing not only independence but also the progressives -- -- >> using to losing the progressive left would be a positive. if you look at the way that this country is right now this country is in the middle. they want somebody who's more

moderate. until the economy, our taxes, this war, the sanctions. sc needs to take a backseat because she doesn't know what she is talking about. i would be ashamed if i was an elected official in the democratic party that my name and her spoken at the same time. >> saw her staying be in the been the devout is now obsolete. it's about the progressive left. putin has to push forward with what he promised on the campaign trail in order to keep them bit of the good remains to be seen. will let a plant in the primaries but until then americans just want their livelihood, their food commend their job. at this past week has not been easy for the vice president's image. like most other weeks. even the recent hiring of an experience new press secretary is causing controversy. that is next. still the eat fresh refresh, and subway's refreshing their app. so you can customize your favorite footlong, set a pickup time, and jump the line!

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>> vice president kamala harris is having another rough week. she lost her -- get this -- 11 staff are. nancy michael downey left in the middle of russia's war and ukraine, not a great time bid then in the book revealed a reported fit over her vogue cover and behind the facade of unity to our regular disputes between her and president biden's camp. finally, she hired a new press, secretary who stirred up a new controversy by deleting 10,000 of her old tweets before she took the job. carly, starting with you this vogue profile she did in her tennis shoes, she was described in this new book by "the new york times" reporter is feeling wounded. would vogue depict another world leader in this way, she asked? her chief of staff reached out to biden campaign officials who said this is a comparatively trivial or aesthetic issue and these are first world problem. division number one before she

even took the job. >> okay. though vogue cover. i don't understand why she put on the outfit, if you didn't want to appear in sneakers then you don't have to wear it. i kind of get where she's coming from, it's not the most flattering picture of her. but if you don't want to wear the outfit don't put it on. i don't think that -- this is like the least big deal in terms of everything that's going on with kamala harris right now. i think one of the biggest deals is the fact that nancy michael downey left her office because her job was to advise for vice president when it came to things like the war in ukraine for the fact that she left and she says she has personal issues -- but the fact that she left right after the vice president came back from poland and laughed during the press conference and looked very unprepared is i think more than just a small coincidence. >> yeah, rob, one of the biggest

takeaways that division happened at the beginning of the administration but it apparently got worse. some of harris' advisors believe the entirely -- did not show the vice president the respect he deserved. she fixated on real and perceived snobs that sound tedious. one such complaint was that she did not like the people on the president stopped for an outstanding for her. as i remember we stood for vice president mike pence before the situation room good i don't recall always standing for him as he entered the oval office. some of her complaints seem to be unfounded. when done was asbestos a legitimate inquiry you guys made of the president's she responded this way, she wasn't going to comment except to say that everyone in the west wing has a high degree of respect for the vice president. it's not denial, meaning likely it is true. >> it's absolutely true. one of these things that about the grievance culture that

kamala harris rolled into the white house is this is what it's happened. it's always about perceived disrespect and slight spirit i want to go back to what we were talking about previously. i have to disagree, carley, when you are someone as a vein in petty has vice president kamala harris seems to be, that a vogue cover is a very big deal, right? and so i would say this moving forward. when you read all of these insider accounts one of the running themes about a kamala harris seems to be that she doesn't really have any interests in taking on the tough job. she doesn't want to do anything outside of these regular photo ops and fluffy things. this is a running theme of all of these pieces. it doesn't really bring me any pleasure to see her continually fail in this way. i believe in this country. she is the copilot of this country. i would like for her and biden for to both be successful. i think that moving forward if i was going to give kamala harris a bit of advice i would say lean into some of these centrist

leanings that she's already had. when you look at her record as california attorney general this is a centrist. that's something that made her unpopular among the progressives when she was running for president, so i think that if she decided to take a very centrist stance on something, decided to actually take a risk, it really may pay off for her. if she doesn't then were going to be sitting here going over these blunders for the next three years. i don't think that's what anybody wants. >> well let's look back at how this beautiful budding relationship between biden and harris all began in the campaign of 2020. >> it's hurtful to hear you talk about the reputation of two united states senators who built their reputation and career on the segregation of --

little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools. she was bus to school every day. nat that little girl was me. >> apparently first lady of joe biden -- >> apparently according to this book joe biden dunn went to a closed confidence, one of the advisors of her husband's campaign to come and said in confidence there are millions of people in the united states, why do we have to choose the one that attacked joe? dear point the denial, that's not a denial the first lady spokesperson said many folks will be written about this campaign for the first lady and her team do not plan to comment on any of them. so it poses two questions for me. a, why was that leaked? if she set it in confidence what is the purpose? there's a lot in this but that's quite damaging to the vice president. it seems as if that division is now resulted in a determination

to get her off the ticket for the next time around. if i can quickly weigh in on the shoe thing because we know anna winters said she kept her shoes because it made the vice president more relation to both. >> it's what it does in the picture. >> these petty slights, one of my nieces at a slumber party, she's under ten, she wrote a letter along with her little slumber party girls to the vice president when she first got the position beer they were so excited pair the whole point is that that was a relatable moment. i wear converse too, girls, you can do it. little girls don't care if she is and leg pants and heels. that perceived slight speaks volumes whether or not she just leave the to you girls can do it too i'm here and i can wear what i want because a close do not make the vice president. >> i think you're exactly right. and while you got this new press secretary for the vice president who deleted 10,000 tweets. some that stayed up for from that moment on the debate states

she was touting shirts that said i was that little girl, complementing tory who cheered when harris and biden had this dispute because he felt the same outrage. >> 10,000 tweets sounds like a lot -- honestly that makes hillary's emails look like chump change. i mean i would have to say that it's normal for people, white house administrative staff -- i don't know if you ever had to delete tweets, do you? speak of a bill forever, why would you delete them? you delete typos, that makes sense. >> but anyway i think it's normal for people to delete tweets and certain things that might come back and haunt them. it is there forever. however, if you are deleting 10,000 it raises a red flag. like what else is it that we are missing? that's a little concerning. >> it's one thing to put up a tweet and deleted. it's another thing to delete

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judge ketanji brown jackson. >> they were treating her like a black shopper. >> grandstanding and speechmaking and to see fitting in the senate today. no republican is more hot and bothered then lindsey graham of south carolina. >> this is about midterm elections and appealing to cultural wars, billing to a segment of the g.o.p. that is into conspiracy theories. >> in particular senator blackburn's line of questioning, did you see racism in any of that? >> and bcs joyless raid never to be outshot with the insanity. >> i have no idea why that was allowed to remain on the airwaves and the hypocrisy is absolutely mind-boggling. not only was i coming out of her mouth versus a vilification that occurs when people dare to critique or assess someone's history of jurisprudence, but also that we see it amplified in the media. as the continued collusion between the media, the white house commend the progressive left, which as if

you dared to criticize some of the background then all of a sudden you are inserted racist, misogynistic, a member of qanon, et cetera for that same phrasing is parroted by the web dell mike white house bid that's we've been seeing throughout the meat hearing for the greatest losers are the american people will come of the voters who deserve to be impressed by and fulfilled by whatever future justice sits on the court. instead they've been treated to a circus enter disgusting comments like that of. >> totally disgusting. on another note you have senator marsha blackburn with a viral moment of the week. >> can you provide a definition for the word woman? >> can i provide a definition? no. i can't. >> you can't? >> not in this context i'm not a biologist. >> i'm not a biologist. i spoke to a biologist is morning to confirm i am still a

woman. [laughter] i'm just saying. this judge was nominated on the basis of her sex. biden nominated her because she was a woman. take a stance for women. as a woman i'm offended that she doesn't know who i am. who she is, and who all women are. at this amazing historical context is not only for a black woman but a woman to be nominated to the supreme court. for my intents and purposes has insulted all women across the country. >> totally. meanwhile president biden knew what a woman was back on the camping in 2020. watch. >> we talked about the supreme court. i'm looking forward to making sure is a black woman on the supreme court. i'm committed that if i'm elected a president all have the opportunity to appoint somebody to the courts i will appoint the first black woman to the courts. i will add in fact appoint -- a

woman to be vice president. >> so, carley, he knew what a woman was at one point i would think. >> i also think it's ironic that the role of womanhood has played such a defining role in both justice kavanaugh and now judge jackson's confirmation hearings. back in 2018 we all had to believe christie blase ford because she was a woman and we were in the time. where we needed to believe all women are at fast forward four years and judge jackson doesn't want to define the term because it could pigeonhole her into transgender issues and upset progressives. it's a very interesting political term of a vans. >> it is, you mention the brett kavanaugh hearing. the editorial board -- i had no double check the scum of the editorial board had this to say. republican say they have not pulled a brett kavanaugh come in fact they have treated jackson

worse. brett kavanaugh was convicted of serial gang rape. >> had my be nice to write for the post and wake up every day as if it was the first day on earth and nothing else matters. this is the idea that she's been treated worse than brett kavanaugh. i'm going to say one thing, the left wants you to believe do things when it comes to this confirmation hearing. number one, that ketanji brown jackson is extremely qualified and to even question any of these histories of what she has done is out and out racist. but also they want you to believe that she's gotten to this point and she is so weak that she's going to fold under the basis of tough questioning. think about this. this woman is going to the highest court of the land. this is a lifetime appointment. african american, black women, et cetera are as strong and

willing to stand up as anyone else. stop making those victims. it's tired and it's disrespectful to us and to her. >> especially when they're not asking about anything personal, they're just talking about jurisprudence. coming up another example of the left hypocrisy over free speech. a conservative speaker idl is threatened by protesters. a convicted cop killer gets the -- emily is fired up about this story. that's next. to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪

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shouted down and threatened with my dell micro violence a conservative lawyer. now another college has incited a convicted cop killer to speak. lucas king, whose changed his name from anthony banda him, was invited to speak in april. they build them as a political prisoner. he wasn't, he was serving time for ambushing and assassinating two police officers. he was a member of the black panthers at that time when he participated in a horrible ambush of two new york city police officers. waverley jones and his partner, in 1971. no i don't i read to you the circumstances of that ampersand assassination of those two of new york's finest. officer jones was shot in the back of the head with a 45. pierre turgeon teen he was shot 13 times as he begged for his life, telling the murderers that he had a wife and children. that didn't matter because here's my problem with this.

if they really support free speech fine. then you say it accurately. you say that this individual, who served 30 years in prison -- then afterwards was granted parole, which he never should've been granted a parole, registered to vote, has now enjoyed a redo of revisionist history worries no political prisoner? because he was a member of the black panthers? you murder to new york police officers and i was enjoying coming up to campus for a university summit. here is an issue, we don't support the violence of his actions but it's not about getting a new perspective. we have routinely held speaking events from controversial speakers and will continue do so but that's a lie, tell us why. >> exactly what our growing college minds do this if they want free speech, well why did i read this quote from turning point usa who says after the students government originally

denied the turning point usa chapter approval, so much and they were concerned over right wing conspiracies and whites whites firmest ideology. i go to turning point usa come i've gone to it for years and years. they're good hardworking conservative students in the mainstream of our part of. you worked for a turning point usa. >> i'm a contributor as a part of the work that i do. so we have seen this week as we go to college campuses have been with them for the past three years. he of these universities help sting these deeply -- i wouldn't even -- this is not controversial, this is just gross. this is disgusting. you see this happening over and over again but when we go to launch new turning point chapters --

into positions and politics and this is >> billet as a political

prisoner and then they said because of the president of police officer and campus it could be traumatizing and therefore we will let all of you students stay home. this is revisionist history commits disgusting. >> i'm so sickened by the story i don't even have words to the fact that they would invite a convicted cop killer to brainwash the minds when we are supposed to get past the brutality and the murderous crimes, basically there are war crimes here against our police officers. our men and women and below have been defending their lives. then you have a college that's responsible for potentially more

death among cops. to call it traumatizing -- do you know it's traumatizing? -- from everywhere. fine. but all this says is a massive disservice to every kind of criminal justice reform in any kind of authentic free speech. it's billing him as a political and siphoning out a conservative point of view.

if they were actually open to every single viewpoint, fine. >> if you are convicted of murdering cops you do not earn the right to free speech. where does this guy get the right for a free speech? he deserves to be behind bars. the fact that he's out and living and breathing are same era that's disgusting. >> i hear what you're saying, the constitution protects them but i agree with you. it's harder commits harder to extend that. it's harder extend that grace to someone -- absolutely come i don't want to hear what he has to say. but because we value the constitution we support it. the hypocrisy in the rampant hypocrisy on college campuses stud rob speaks toys alive and well. you know it's not alive? all of those murdered cops. absolute atrocity. more "outnumbered" in just a minute. up to $60,000 or more.

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displaced by the russian invasion. set to give a major address on the war tomorrow. jake sullivan tells us he will speak to the stakes of the moment, urgency of the challenges that lie ahead and what the conflict in ukraine means for the world. that will be tomorrow. we'll have it live here on fox news channel, don't miss it. thanks to everyone, enjoy the rest of your friday and your weekend. now up next, for now, "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you so much. fox news alert this friday, president biden meeting with u.s. troops in poland in the last hour after warning a nationwide food shortage in the united states is "going to be real" as a result of russian president vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine and the subsequent sanctions against russia. >> all told, russia and ukraine produce accounts for about a quarter of the world's wheat supply. g7 leaders are scrambling to increase food production to