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and turkey this week. >> todd: jonathan hunt live in the ground and lviv ukraine, in washington, alexandria. >> the president, his team, his party trying to clean up nine word gaffe the president speaking in warsaw. he said president putin for god's sakes this man cannot remain in power. this is described off of the cup mistake in wording but when he arrived in washington, the president was asked this: >> mr. president, do you want putin removed? mr. president, were you calling for regime change? >> no. >> his said no, those words were reckless foreign policy. french president emmanuel macron responded. >> i think we should be factual and first of all do everything so the situation doesn't get out of control. i wouldn't use those terms because continue to speak to president putin. what do we want to do collectively?

we want to stop the war russia launched in ukraine. and without escalation. speak with the white house tried to clarify president biden's words by saying he meant to convey president putin cannot be allowed to exercise such powers in the region and the president was not making any call to action. but the line has money three days that spent in europe to strengthen the bond with partner nations. >> i wish i could say that the president has been projecting strength and unfortunately he's been falling behind. speak with american public seems to agree an nbc poll shows 40% of those who were asked for this contribution in the hole approved of his overall job performance and on ukraine just 28% have quite a bit or a great deal of confidence and how the president is handling russians invasion. 71% reported some poor little of this poll puts the president's overall approval rating the

lowest yet since his presidency. carley and todd. >> carley: alexandria, thank you, alex. another round of peace talks set to begin this week and turkey. >> todd: we go to jonathan hunt with more, jonathan. >> todd and carley, good morning to both of you. we will enter a new week of this war. we enter possibly a new phase of this war. certainly there is a feeling here that the russian forces have absolutely been installed and in places at least are in something of a retreat, in particular around the suburbs of kiev. where they have driven the russians back hundreds of jobs in several places, miles and other places and the fighting continuing but of course particularly in the east and the country both sides prepare to get peace negotiations underway

once again today in turkey with president zelenskyy sagging again very pointedly, "it is time to do a real deal. listen here to president zelenskyy. >> a new round of negotiations is ahead because we are looking for peace. our priorities and negotiations. territorial integrity are beyond that. >> and while in the u.s. and around the world, president biden is calling on putin not being able to remain in power has sparked some confusion. here in ukraine, they have been greeted with nothing other than glee. they believe that absolutely president putin having launched and on provoked war should not remain in power. putin and his generals are now saying they are concentrating on the east of the country. the area known as donetsk has

been a rush movement and been going on for eight years. that would signify a real change in russia gold if they follow through on that and move forces away from kyiv and move them to focus on the eastern parts of the country. but again, guys, it is really interesting. the reaction in the u.s. and the french for instance, emmanuel macron you talked about, president biden to say president putin cannot remain in power, carley and todd. >> carley: for some people conservatives say the white house trying to walk back the president's statement with mike was more damaging than itself so it depends on how you feel about how strong the president's reaction should be to the situation. just quickly, jonathan on the peace negotiations zielinski

is opening to guaranteeing that ukraine remain neutral free but last i checked russia's terms to demilitarized ukraine and they are going to have to give up crimea region. so there's a lot of space between these two countries. >> absolutely, absolutely, you are spot on. on demilitarization saul alinsky sai "no, that is not on the table and something ukraine would ever consider. and yes, absolutely on territory he said we will talk about being neutral and no nuclear status but not until all of those russian troops have left ukrainian territory. ukrainian territory includes that area known as the donbas in the east. so you are absolutely right, spot on, carley. they are not up and close yet. but at least they are planning on these talks in turkey and we might see some movement here that obviously is what everybody

else wants. but yes, we are a long way from such a deal at this point todd and carley. >> todd: as people try to simplify this explained it to the masses, what could be created in ukraine is north and south korea. do you think that is an accurate assessment? >> i think it might be an accurate assessment that the russians would like to walk away with. if they can control part or even half of ukraine and leave the rest to ukrainians. but that is absolute nonstarter for the ukrainian people. president zelenskyy having fought so hard and see his people fight so hard cannot now be seen to be handing territory to the russians to be sagging "hey, you came in to the aggressor and killed hundreds of children and destroyed town after town after town. you caused 4 million people to

run from this country. so here as a reward is part of ukraine." it is not going to happen at all. president zelenskyy himself to stay in power. >> todd: to that point jonathan made is the exact point general jack keane driving home over the course of the last 48 to 72 hours. jonathan hunt, thank you very much. one rescue group with humanitarian crisis at aunt to help evacuate civilians and provide medical care to those in need. >> carley: burke bryan aided rescue project joins us now. good morning to you. tell us if you can about your mission in ukraine. >> thank you for having us here. for the united states humanitarian aid organization that specializes in extractions, right now we are doing multiple operations, pushing medical supplies and hot zones, you can say to get those supplies into the front lines. aside from that, we are doing

the extractions, people hard to get places, so that is what we are doing here. we have a really great team with us. about 25 guys and we are working three different sections of ukraine. >> todd: without disclosing anything to get you guys in trouble, how logistically are you pulling this off? >> we've got a pretty strong intelligence team who is running our mapping systems and things like that out of budapest right now. so they basically push us for the extractions. the organizations as well push us to routes that people need extractions. i guess the green light to get to these different places. >> carley: you are pointing out underreported element of the work that has to do with the trafficking children. what are you doing as it relates to the ground? >> there is definitely a problem in that area.

i want to say in excess of probably at least 1,000 displaced orphans and children at the time. we are doing our best to get a little bit more and tell that and work with different departments of ukrainian government to get those kids out and get them -- but it is definitely a problem. >> todd: that is horrific. have you had in the close calls so far? >> we've had a couple of close calls. we took heavy artillery delivery and medical supplies into the region yesterday. we took coverage for a couple of hours, the barrage of gunfire and artillery landed pretty close. >> carley: you got to make it clear to all viewers out there what you were doing is extremely risky. your group is highly skilled and operating in the more dangerous conditions in the world. you are doing such great work.

so if anybody at home wants to donate, you can go to hard rescue.org to help out. burke bryan, you are one of the good guys. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> carley: here is what former kgb spy had to say about putin and his intelligence agency knew before ukraine. >> there is no way russian intelligence didn't know in great detail what russia would be facing. even if they were afraid to tell or did tell and putin dismissed it. >> todd: state of mind, regina revasova russian journalist who fully a year ago. you heard the spy jack but do you agree with what he said? >> i completely disagree with that and i can explain why. i do know for sure russians

conducted within a span of one year before they invaded ukraine. they conducted massive survey with ukraine within many, many ukrainian cities asking one, are you happy with your government? and a lot of times the answer is "no, we are not happy with their elected government in what they are doing right now." russia interpreted this, yes, we will be fine if we come and invade us and overthrow our government. that is the russian interpretation from the standpoint of anyone you know, russians are living and you can understand. >> carley: that is very interesting and why you see vladimir putin and russia so completely caught off guard by the patriotism and the rallying together, ukraine, ukrainian troops and civilians who have joined this fight as well. vladimir of zelenskyy has laid out piece terms that he said hes willing to guarantee that

ukraine would remain neutral and nuclear free. is that enough for vladimir putin and russia to leave ukraine and say -- >> you know, vladimir putin right now coming he is in a trap that carefully building to stand power since early 2,000. when he first went after media. then he went after of business people, the business world of russia and then the last part was his opposition was in the country, right? so he's been building this trap where he found himself now early march and i don't think that now there is any real strategy. and destroying just as much as they can and creating some talks talks, mock-up of talks and it's hard to predict what will happen knowing how he operates as human beings.

>> todd: do you think anyone on the inside has the will to do anything about this? >> todd, i don't think so. i don't think so. have you seen his public, so you know, public come i don't know, humiliation of his own people? they are leaping forth. just a few weeks ago, right, the person, of course and you shouldn't invade ukraine. he didn't know what to say. these are the people. putin was raising for 22 years, surrounding himself, yes men who can't even say anything that would threaten the immediate existence. >> carley: you said in the past sanctions are the only way to break russia down. but they have faced severe

sanctions since then. and it has rebounded a bit. the ruble. so what should the united states' next move be? >> more sanctions but mostly time. we know time will have the outcomes of the sanctions within 24 hours, right? >> carley: you are right. time, and it is something that ukraine doesn't have but that is the nature of the situation. regina, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate your insight and perspective. >> thank you so much for having me. >> carley: so a developing story out of the middle east a special envoy, he is not confident in nuclear deal is imminent or even inhabitable. >> we are pretty close but we have been pretty close for some time. i think that tells you all you need to know about the difficulty of the issues that remain. >> carley: secretary of state antony blinken in jerusalem yesterday seeking to reassure

israel and both allies of the commitment to security ahead of that possible deal. >> todd: another story, north korean leader kim jong un to continue formidable striking capabilities. he calls any means to guarantee north korea and warning comes days after row intercontinental ballistic test since 2017. questions remain about the weapons capability but the massive rocket could at least theoretically reach as far as the u.s. >> carley: immigration officials bracing for migrants from the border. mike mcdill mike, columbia all released over the weekend. and humanitarian parole but also bracing for the pandemic here title afforded to policy by the biden administration and the cdc to reevaluate where the refugee should be sent out of the country every few days. they went this has been a serious morning so far, while matt, did you see this, get reay

hollywood's biggest night at the oscars had plenty of memorable moments last night including carley shimkus, around the world. >> carley: a moment of silence, but stayed quiet on one major detail, marianne rafferty with the details, marianne, good morning. >> we start with that woman everybody is talking about, the scene heard around the world chris rock makes a joke about jada pinkett smith. >> i can't wait to see you. >> will smith just smacked the [bleep] out of it. >> well matt, dude! it was a g.i. jane joke. >> that attempt at, a company jada pinkett smith with her battle with alopecia which causes hair loss. will smith later apologized for

his outburst while accepting oscar for best actor. i want to apologize to the academy and fellow nominees. i hope the academy invites me back. >> congresswoman ayanna pressley who suffers from alopecia support with smith saying alopecia nation stand up, think you will smith and shut out to all the husbands who defend their wives living with alopecia in the face of daily ignorance and insults. in hollywood and politics collecting in the opening monologue hitting parental rights and education bill. >> for you people in florida, the o.r. -- we are going to have a gay night. >> president zelenskyy was going to make a direct appeal for aid but instead we list conus born in ukraine a proud moment of

silence but never mentioned ukraine by name. >> we know many will be left gutted but strength and did at oath devastation and it's impossible to not be moved by -- and those who fight and keep fighting with unimaginable darkness. >> in hollywood the elite walking home with a gift back with $140,000 including 12 rounds of liposuction, $25,000 for a home renovation and in scotland as well as life coaching lessons. also apples making history with the first movie made by a streaming service to win best picture, back to you guys. >> carley: wow, what high high-impact that was. >> todd: there is one thing, you could be named lord or lady of a region?

unbelievable! >> can you believe it? >> carley: "the new york post" said will smith may be asked to hand back "best actor award" with that assault on chris rock. so definitely more to come on that one. marianne, thank you so much come appreciate it. but on that scottish thing come about that for my husband and it's not that expensive. i bought him a little spot of land and now, a spot of land in scotland. >> todd: to march madness, punching their ticket to the final four with a win over miami. 47's basement second half points 76-50. cinderella to the big dance, st, incredible underdog with a comfortable 69-49 win. and the final match up with coach k and tile friable

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♪ ♪ >> todd: in philadelphia asking for this man with a taxi driver before stealing his car appear at the dashcam capturing the chilling encounter on video. it shows the moments the suspect smacks the driver with his weapon. seconds into the drive, he orders him to give up his cash and his car. the driver complies jumping out of the car before the suspect speeds away. the vehicle later abandon. new york city mayor adams said the big apple has a serious problem with crime and homelessness. the most important city on the globe has become the laughingstock of the globe. the dysfunctionality has gaia stated throughout the entire

city. the front lines. and crime is spiking across the board with the subway and crime up 75% from last year, carley. >> carley: crime is not the only problem, people are furious with adams with the vaccine mandate that put thousands of front-line workers out of a job. >> i made a decision based on the information that i received from my health team. i have the obligation to make those decisions. you may see it as double standard. i consider analysis i made and am comfortable with my decision. >> carley: an unvaccinated sanitation worker after fired 18 years of service in new york city. sean, good morning to you. when you heard this move by eric adams, what went through your mind? >> i felt like it is lviv 2.0. if we are not making hundreds of

millions of dollars they don't care about us. >> carley: so many people feel like that. and bipartisan criticism, 1,430 new york city workers were fired for refusing covid-19 vaccine. and also when round with the people saying he will make the streets safer in new york are just like everybody else. and why would they be favoring millionaires as opposed to the general public? >> the last time i spoke i said hopefully the mayor will fix this and apparently he is not. and numbers, five months to feed their families and out of work because they won't get that shot. >> carley: that are so devastating to hear. you said you had old but it may be misplaced hope.

here is eric adams whether he will rehire vaccinated workers. watch this. >> would you consider rehiring those 1400 city workers who lost their jobs because they didn't want to get the vaccine? >> not at this time. they will be hired with the understanding they had to be vaccinated and they decided not to do so. at this time, we are not entertaining it. >> carley: they were hired with being vaccinated, they have been working for 18 years. >> most of the guys around my time, had to get the vaccine. six months at this point. so that is completely the opposite of what he said. it is mind-boggling to me, it really is. >> carley: they are seems there is no excuse for this may be public pressure, he may change his mind. if not, i know you are concerned you will lose your job. if you do, what is next for you? i don't know. they are getting knocked down every day. and we have -- we are on

borrowed time in every single one of us don't know if we have a job the next day. i have been doing this for 18 years. >> carley: did you work during the pandemic? >> the whole time without a vaccine and everything. picking up garbage, taking away every day. >> carley: that is unbelievable and you look at where everybody was getting vaccinated or not. sean, we have to leave it there. thank you so much for speaking out. >> thank you very much. >> carley: absolutely. sending a clear message ahead of the midterms as president biden approval rating hits a record low. >> todd: the left pushing forward with a green policy driving record inflation. ♪ ♪ ♪♪

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>> todd: the white house to clarifying that comment with biden calling for regime chains domain change. putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors are the region. he was not discussing putin's power in russia or regime change. the republican candidate and a former olympian, thank you for being here, eli. how much will putin and the russians have with that statement by president biden? >> you know this whole conflict started with a lot of information inside of russia. when joe biden said that, he played right into his hands because inside russia putin was pushing a narrative that ukraine was going to somehow invade russia. now, he wants to draw the united states farther and farther in. and words matter. joe biden just blundered and handed vladimir putin a huge

advantage. >> todd: that is the next time biden has a standard bidenisms and can't walk it back with avoiding potential disastrous consequences to the u.s. and the world. >> i'm extremely worried. this was not the first time. you remember before the invasion he came out and said minor incursion wouldn't cause a problem here the united states needs clarity right now. we need clarity of foreign policy. when the president makes these missteps, it does nothing but harm strategic interest. >> todd: what is the answer, eli? we have two and a half years left of the biden presidency. and you are worried about potential consequences that could befall the u.s. what is the answer? >> well, i don't really know. this is a president who has been gaffe years and years but it seems to be getting worse.

he needs to rely on congress. and it seems like he's heading to that with his rhetoric, but frankly he has to be a lot more careful because russia is a nuclear power. they threaten to use nuclear weapons here they put their nuclear power on standby in case they want to use it in the last thing we need right now is a president of the united states making these attempts with his word to give russia an excuse to take further action for nato or the united states. >> todd: eli speaking of nuclear power, north korea with nuclear test in five years and just testing monster ballistic missile to reach anywhere in the u.s. we know that any time the world's focus somewhere else, north korea likes to say, don't forget about us. look at us. we want the attention. is that what this is where is this a bigger situation that leads to a lot more concerns in your estimation? >> well, the united states has stepped back from its role

across the world. what you are seeing right now bad regime everywhere saying we have an opportunity. it is north korea, iran and very well china and other countries too. the united states is no longer exerting its role or showing it is the superpower that it has been for the last 75 years. until the united states steps up and says enough is enough we set the rules. you do not invade other countries you don't launch missiles. the world may become a more dangerous place. >> todd: how worried should the average american be about this? >> very worried right now because peace, prosperity and stability and the end of world war ii, definitely the end of the cold war. at this point the united states not exercising the kind of authority that it has. and we know from history in a world where there is not a government where the united states exerting that kind

of authority that that regime will act up. so we see the same curses going into world war ii today. and i think american should be very worried. >> todd: finally, eli the left screen policies lead to inflation and lack of security quite frankly for america, but you see the green policy themselves may actually lead to more pollution. why do you say that? >> will, i have traveled extensively through asia and i have seen what actually happens. when the united states decreases production, what we do is increase the production across the world appearance of global greenhouse gas emissions go up. additionally you see investment in wind mills but we haven't done a global study to find out how much carbon and greenhouse gases are actually producing the makings of the green technology. so for the most part, the left push for green energy and environmentalism is causing america to be less energy independent and causing it to be

less secure. but on environmental front, it is causing an increase of carbon emissions because china, india, bangladesh increase production, they are higher level pollutants and carbon emissions actually go up. >> todd: okay commit is the left that is so concerned about planet earth, so concerned about the environment, where is the intellectual curiosity on everything you just said on their part? >> well, there isn't and that is why i'm proposing a policy that before any technology is viewed as green we should do an independent study and actually look at the carbon emission of the entire project. when a windmill is created, actually carbon emissions because it takes a tremendous amount of pollution for the windmill, manufacture it, install it, maintain it and support the infrastructure around it and eventually deconstruction it. today, the government has not done studies but sort of hope it

works out. but at the end of the day, this is an important issue. >> todd: eli, this is an eye-opener and we appreciate you coming onto the program to open our eyes, eli, thank you. carley. >> carley: justin trudeau facing criticism from members of the european parliament over his treatment of freedom convoy protesters. a croatian member accusing him of engaging in dictatorship of the worst kind after justin trudeau with wartime emergency act to shut down the trucker protest. another member saying the actions during the protest were a disgrace for any democracy. and president biden's approval rating hitting the lowest point in his presidency in a brand-new mbc pole. it shows 40% of americans approve of biden job performance and of 1,000 american polled, 71% believe the country is on the wrong track compared to 22% to say the u.s. is heading in

the right direction. 63% of americans don't approve of biden's handling of economy and inflation of price hikes of all products. the president keeps spending and he has to get money from somewhere. we are going to tell you who will be hit with biden new attacks being introduced today. >> todd: finance expert dan roccato joins us next.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: dolly parton's amusement park closing its drop tower right after the death of a 14-year-old in florida. the drop line made by the same manufacturer is orlando ride where sansone fell to his death last thursday. the family's lawyer believes the icon park will be held liable for a death they say sansone should not be allowed to be on the ride since he weighed more than 300 pounds. >> todd: revealing new details about the death of taylor hawkins, showing at least ten substances including marijuana, antidepressants, opioids and heroin found in his system. and hawkins telling the staff he was experiencing chest pains that night he was found dead. >> carley: the white house unveiling that america is

wealthy today, text laura on all american households $100 million. >> todd: personal finance expert and dan, thank you for being here. is this a good idea or not? >> hi, todd, hi, carley. i don't know about you guys but i don't have a dog in this, but no question about that, there is a couple of issues with this, first is right now we have half of americans who pay no federal tax. that is not a good thing but a top you to the rest of us. that is not a good sustainable system. but hard to administer tax on wealth. that is what this is a wealth tax on money that hasn't been created. you haven't realized that kane yet that live somewhere on paper, business, real estate or something like that.

this country was never taxed well. so this is new for us but i'm not sure that is a great idea either. we will see where it goes. and it will try to make its way through congress but haven't had luck getting through congress so we will see where this goes. >> carley: i know nancy pelosi and joe manchin has push back on similar proposals in the past. this task like the elon musks in the world but he said he paid $11 billion in taxes. so he would have to pay unrealized gains which would go after the stock market and the price of the company, is that right? >> that is correct. that could potentially force him to sell some of those that he has and put pressure on the price of those which would bring down the value of the news talk potentially peer that is not good for all the investors who own stock. it is like throwing a pebble in a pond. i'm the first to say look $100 billion, make sure you pay

your fair share but i'm also the first one to say let's not do something that might actually hurt us instead of helping the system right now. it might be good politics but it may not be great economics. >> todd: also the fact you talk about unrealized gains but what about unrealized losses? that is a nightmare with deductions and these guys getting paid more money and everybody else's suffering. but again, we will see what happens this week. in the meantime the lowest level since august 2011. what does that mean for the average american? we talk about consumer spending all the time throwing out a fancy number and you throw out a tort. you can tell obviously it goes lower but what does that mean for the average american? >> inflation, higher interest rates and i don't know why anybody would be worried, do you, todd? the average family and the sentiments where we are right now. the average family saying it cost more when i fill my tank.

i'm not expecting it to go down anytime soon. so those expectations factor in big time. throw in a war, next comes the locust plague come i don't know. it is easy to understand why consumers are in this funk. every time we shop at the grocery store, we are reminded there is inflation out there with record high inflation and our wages aren't keeping pace. that is the real issue, todd. if the wages were keeping pace you feel the sting a little bit less. >> carley: you mentioned the grocery store, here is a bummer. inflation will affect easter can bury aches up 37%, jelly beans 20% and hershey bars also up 20% as well. so it is affecting a fun moment and everything in terms of gas, and all the necessities as well but then you turn to the leadership and you think about what president biden's messaging has been and he has not offered

any solutions on this. is that because there are none? or missing an opportunity to fix this for americans. >> it has been a policy issue and inflation was temporary, but we are in 11th month, 5% or higher but the policymakers really have to understand this is not transitory. i think the federal reserve has indicated finally linked to the party, but finally they will try to tackle inflation with higher interest rates. so keep your eyes open. they should be a fun ride over the next few months if interest rates keep going north while trying to wrestle this beast to the ground. >> todd: it may feel like we are looking for a solution. a lot of us riding the brakes so we don't use as much gas. are there real solutions day in and day out to sort of come out of this a little bit less skates? >> absolutely. that is the good news. focus on what you can control. we can't control the

federal reserve but we can control high interest debt pay down the credit cards because the interest rates will go up first but if you are the last person on the planet who has an extra mortgage, rates are headed north. lock in the lower now. finally, you need a microscope to look at your savings the last few years when it comes to interest. the good news here is that finally, we are actually getting paid some interest on our savings. so maybe you will start to see some interest now that pays you without losing a microscope to find it. >> todd: we appreciate you dan roccato, thank you. >> carley: thanks to madame. >> todd: concerns in europe with surging sales for private bunkers in the u.s. lawrence jones went to texas with a tour with one of the companies building them. >> the whole world, you have russia threatening to use nuclear weapons. this is going to protect them. this will protect you from the

fallout. >> carley: but dr. janette is here to tell us about the experience helping ukrainian and that is at the poland border. that is next

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