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harris faulkner. here's how president biden rattled our allies, set off a diplomatic nightmare, and through the white house and a full on damage control mode in one fell swoop. >> will have a different future, a brighter future. for god sake this man cannot remain in power. speak of remarks ended at 6:43 p.m. local time on saturday for those according to white house transcripts. he did not say another word that night. then some 40 minutes later cleaning up with the statement with an unnamed administration official that landed in the inboxes of reporters across the globe in the statement read the president's point was that putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors. he was not discussing putin's power in russia or a regime change. we didn't hear from the president again until sunday,

with members of the press shouting at him as he left church. >> mr. president, do you want putin removed? mr. president, were you calling for regime change? >> and yesterday he messed it up again. >> i believe what you said, that putin cannot remain in power, would you now regret saying that because your government has been trying to walk that back. do your words complicate matters? >> i'm not walking anything back. i was expressing the moral outrage toward the way i felt the actions of this man, which is just brutality. i want to make it clear i wasn't then or my now articulating a policy change. i was expressing moral outrage. i make no apologies for it. >> he laid out the timeline that we just pick through. he did a really nice job of really getting to the nuts and bolts of what happened. he said it and just two sentences. here's how he described it.

he said for a 47 minutes, from the moment the moment putin stopped speaking until clarification came from a nameless white house official, stated policy of the administration seems to be that the leader of the foreign addressee ought to be driven from power. that was u.s. policy for nearly an hour. >> look, there is a role for strategic ambiguity and diplomacy. is there a world in which the leader of the free world and the united states might actually call for a regime change in russia? yes. i personally think that would be a bad decision. but at least it would be intentional. right now we live in the worst of all worlds, with the only thing worse than a bad decision does an accidental decision be to get all of the downside of the bad decision without any of the upside of strategic ambiguity. they actually want to overthrow -- while not actually having to fear the fact that the u.s. wants to overthrow them because putin apologized for it

and said that's not what he meant. we had years as president trump as president. at the end of the day he got a lot of critic from -- but here's the difference, he did not apologize for it. there may have been some downside to that, there are is also some upside to having that strategic ambiguity and it can be part of the plan against of the great powers around the world. that's what we continue with president biden on the global stage. >> while the white house press shop continue to try to come up with a plan. mine i would argue were a little more nuanced than the the one that gave to president biden as he was speaking. here's his pocket card, top putin q&a top talking points. i was expressing moral outrage i felt towards the action of this man. i was not articulating a policy

change. i'm surprised my name is president biden isn't at the top because those are very elementary. >> i want to take into this a little bit. as a reporter having been in a position where people are prepped to know what's in the room and what topics might be there, i don't -- and not with sarah sanders, not with robert gibbs formally of barack obama's administration come i don't remember there ever being can you give me verbatim the question. i am not really sure how much they debt down my cast out what was going on. maybe they were hopeful, but the answer was so specific. the question was so specific. the order was so specific. it was like building a narrative for him, helping him to stay gated. why does he need a playpen? why does he need all four sides of the playpen. reporters are doing the job. even though it's glaringly obvious you tell them.

then they get ready for it based on where it's going to go and kind of lining up the room. i get it, but this was more hand-holding than that. are they afraid that he might do it again? is the gas machine going to get turned on? i imagine that something really loud in the room that has smoke coming out, that's the gaffe machine. it really is a nightmare when you consider -- he's right about this. it isn't that he did something on purpose, it's that he did it accidentally. our enemy knows that. he knows he can be played with. if emmanuel macron was having better conversation right now -- with problematic, if they are supposed to lead the world as putin told us last week like there's a new world order and were going to lead it, don't you have to do it on purpose? are you the accidental tourist

of the white house? like that can't be. >> you have so many good points. when you look at what's on that no card i was expressing moral outrage, not a policy change. jon cooper put it succinctly. he said this, simultaneously hilarious and terrifying the joe biden think they can make a distinction between official u.s. policy in his personal feelings. tom cotton made a point too. biden needs to stop speaking publicly in an extemporaneous fashion. your feelings are not your feelings you can just pontificate on when you are the out commander in chief >> yes. i'm going to see and raise that took a more. there is one thing to say their strategic ambiguity in the value on that, but then there is a void for vagueness and then there's this third row get out what we've gotten. at what point does has verbal incompetence started to become a mortal threat to americans? >> it's already happened. >> one thing to make gaffes that

make people chuckle and maybe look at him and daringly if you have some type of compassion. but it's another to as their leader of the free world, essentially called for the ouster of an autocratic and bellicose leader of a nation with nuclear weapons. when they are coming out of the president of the united states, they have larger consequences. when it's all not world states they have even larger consequences. so no wonder the international community is frankly horrified and laughing at our commander in chief. at a maximum absolutely threatened and terrified. you talk about the value of a pocket card i would hope that someone with 50 years of service doing that's what he needed it last, not more. it's not in inverse arc? shouldn't after 50 years you'd be like i got it. instead this person come as he either did compensates, ages commit evolves, whatever it is, he's needing it more.

he's needing that. he's needing the playpen. what are we going to say the emperor has no close? >> he's naked, i'll say it. but he is modeling it, the vice president, so whoever's writing the card they've got writers at this point. they both have fumbled on the same world stage in the same country. it's unfathomable. it's on the mat -- i mean you cannot even believe it is real except for the fact that you've seen at so many times. >> president biden says he doesn't make gaffes. he told us that yesterday. >> -- >> it sounded like you told u.s. troops they were going to ukraine, it sounded like you said it was possible the u.s. would use a chemical weapon, and it sounded like you are calling for regime change in russia. we now -- >> none of the three occurred. >> except they all occurred and he was quoted.

>> they sure did. i think what we are seeing right now is this quite dangerous this function in the white house. it's just not sustainable to have president biden and subordinates come out three consecutive days in a row while he is on the world stage and contradict the leader of the free world. they have to get their messages straight. i don't think that that was an accidental blurt out, normally one joe biden blunders it's quite obvious. it's part of the meandering incoherent rent. but when he talked about effectively it was regime change in putin has to be gotten rid of, that was sad very distinctly. he built up to it. he had this withering rage.

to me it looked like he had practiced it. and he meant it. obviously that means that there are two rival camps in the white house. one i believe would be joe biden and his family, and the other i think is staff, the state department, who are desperately trying to not start world war iii. >> fascinating, as always. coming up will smith apologizing and trying to explain why he slapped chris rock at the oscars. the academy is now opening an investigation into the a list. that is next.ou for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners, need a financial boost? with 30 grams of protein. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more.

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[laughter] that was a nice one, okay. i'm out here -- oh, no. wow. >> you know, there is still some controversy over whether or not people believe that it's real. he was already apologizing for it, i don't know what you would apologize but that's interesting about that joke. actor will smith is now apologizing for smacking comedian chris rock in the face of the oscars. he's doing so publicly now. he posted a statement on instagram that reads violence at all of its forms is poisonous and destructive. my behavior at last night's academy awards was unacceptable and excusable. jokes at my expense or part of the job but i would about jade's medical condition was too much to bear and i reacted emotionally. i would like to publicly apologize to you, chris, i was out of line and i was wrong.

i'm embarrassed of my actions were not indicative of the man i want to be. there is no place for violence in a world of love and kindness. he went on to apologize to the academy, the viewers command everyone involved in the movie king richard. vivek come i want to say great things about people that live in that world of love and kindness will smith is talking about. but there is so much fly it's like an umbrella over this whole story. he was laughing when the joke was told. if it weren't on video we could pretend like it didn't happen, but you can't. it is real. so what did he mean? was he lying down or is he lying now? >> look at my think you have to look at this event in context. the number of things that have happened on that stage of the academy awards that would normally get somebody arrested if they did it in normal civilian life is part of the backdrop of this event. this is a group of attention hungry people in hollywood who get together once a year for an

event that people used to care about and people have stopped steadily caring about overtime get the ratings have gone down, they are desperate for attention. i have to admit, it worked get ivan to watch the oscars in years but i thought a pop up on my internet feed and i'm like i'm going to turn it on for the rest of the show and see what's going on. i'm not think it was in intentional fumbled but the context -- we have to call it in the way we ultimately interpret the action. i think chris rock should be free to make whatever joke you want. i think any joke is fair game. and violence is never a good response to a joke. on the other hand, the end of the davies are a bunch of actors were getting together and will smith just contributed to the show with norms that are really different in that hollywood theater than in normal life. >> you bring up an interesting point about telling jokes that appeared to regina hall told one earlier in the evening -- it might have been after -- i didn't watch alive. i see the joke that she told, flawed calling of the fact that they have an open maritime she was collecting single men on the stage. she said i can collect

will smith because his wife won't mind. kayleigh? >> i didn't even see that. but interesting point, that there was no reaction to that. but this very audible and visual reaction to this joke, really fascinating. totally to vivek's point about hollywood being this symbol of virtue we need to look up to be long before this, harris, there were calls for violence. i remember president trump -- when was the last time -- like they were saying these things out loud. i'm glad that people are finally calling of the violence here for will smith but which i been calling out the statement, there are 15 actors what violent statements against the former president appeared we should be calling them out too. >> there is a segment of the population that is arguing that that should have been applauded. that will smith response, to defend his wife has particular significance and one that should be championed.

i just think that to me the larger concept would be to fill your wife with such love and grace and support. for her to receive it and reciprocate that you as a couple couple, that no amount of attacks coming to you penetrates your skin. that mental health -- i'm not talking about that. i'm just talking about being able to receive what you say bounces off of me. because we love each other, i know who i am, my beauty does not reside in how you see me. especially for a couple who has spent decades in the public eye, where they invite scrutiny, criticism, accolades, and the like where they shine brighter by saying i don't have to laugh and i don't have to explode with emotion. >> that was so beautiful appeared i want to watch it again. unfortunately were full on dvr. i sincerely mean it. what you are talking about is an opportunity that will smith missed. imagine how powerful it could have been him to wait.

he didn't know if he was going to win the oscar appeared on my gosh, vivek, please don't tell me they know that barth too. we live in a fantasy world where they are all surprised. what if he had gone on that stage and he had said i didn't like that joke. my wife was really hurt. i didn't catch the meaning of it at first but i want to say, baby, i love you. i'm just going to quote everything that i'm only sad because she spoke so beautifully about real love and what i looked like. miranda? >> look, that would have been really lovely. i must say that i cannot help having a bit of a soft spot for will smith rising to the defense of his wife, to his own detriment in the end. some smart people have said that it looks staged, like a stunt. i don't know who would benefit from that apart from the fact that we are still talking about the oscars for once. ultimately the academy awards used to be such a classy

celebration of the best of hollywood, cinematic art, and a beauty. just degenerated into this really unwatchable sort of modern day jerry springer show. and i think this is all part and parcel. >> wow, well i have read that the ratings were up this year. i haven't seen the minute-by-minute, but they may have gone up after this incident. i do want to look at that. vivek was right, over the years it has really gone down. i don't know if an exponential rise even accomplish is not much but i do want to put that out there. i'm still reeling from all of the love you put out, emily. if only we could have seen that. coming up, florida governor, ron desantis, hits back at hollywood and his democratic critics after he signed his state's parental rights law.

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needlessly bully, isolate, and demean lgbtq students. and this from california governor, gavin newsom but this bill was born out of a lie, that people "become" by talking about it. the harm it will cause to students is all too real. hurting students isn't just un-american, it's monstrous. governor desantis has this answer for the left. >> these leftist politicians, corporate media outlets, they actually have read the bill and they are slogan because they don't want to admit that they support a lot of the things we are providing protections against. for example, they support sexualizing kids in kindergarten. they support enabling schools to transition students to a different gender without the knowledge of the parent, much less without the parents consent.

>> and become a vivek, for those who have read the belt over half come about 68%, support it. isn't that what happens when you actually dig into the details and not just follow the hyperbolic statements and dog whistle of the progressive left? >> , one of the things that stood out to me most about this is that disney came up not only aggressively against this bill but is now promising a national crusade against legislation like it across the country. that shows how far our culture has come. company should not be doing this. this is not the role of companies. it shows how misaligned our culture is with where the american people really are. the daily wire ran an interesting survey that said over 60% of disney's own customers actually disagreed with this news decision and favor the bill. i think were going to continue to see this wave as more governors start to do with their people want them to do. the allelic class in this country don't agree with that

then we are going to see the second wave of all capitalism returned as companies try to use corporate values to force these values down the american people's throat. people used to hate citizens united, the outcome that allowed people and corporations to influence our election. now they say if we can't win it through the front door on the ballot box were going to deputize corporations to use their economic muscle to forethought down our throats instead. i think that's coming in the year ahead in 2022. >> miranda, speaking of elites, they use their platform at the oscars of course to weigh in. watch. >> are going to have a great night tonight for you people in florida, were going to have a gay night. [cheers and applause] >> we are faced with discriminatory and bigoted legislation that is sweeping our

country with the only goal of dividing us. >> governor desantis didn't shine away from this. take a look at what he had to say about hollywood and those performative activists and their crocodile tears. watch. >> if the people who held up degenerates like harvey weinstein as exemplars and heroes and all that, if those are the types of people who are opposing us on parents rights eyewear that like a badge of honor. >> miranda, they are wrong about what is in the bill and he is not wrong about their hypocrisy. >> look, that is ron desantis at his absolute best. that was brilliant. he is turning the slide back around on the woke. they quite cleverly at the beginning of this bill in florida called it the "don't say gay close," bill.

it is totally age inappropriate. so that is what ron desantis says and return, he details the things that the woke, that the left is trying to impose on children. then he talked about gender ideology, about transitioning from one sex to another. nobody wants that further kindergarten through year three children, let alone older. there would not be a parent would disagree with protecting the innocence of children in those early years. that is where ron desantis is one of the few republican politicians who is able to turn around the left dishonest messaging and turn it back, boomerang it back onto them. >> land, harris, i couldn't imagine is apparent in this administration having your power and authority and influence your own child be diluted at the

hands of this administration, then have the narrative and title be twisted so that people have no idea what is actually being furthered. i think the contrast of the true name being parental rights bill versus all of the other media junk, narrative junk that is being espoused for it, it's really telling. >> i think it also speaks to her parents right now. they know their political capital right now. politicians know it too. ron desantis looks at this with a political ally as well i would imagine. we've already seen how this story works out. maybe not with this particular topic but with parents in loudoun county, virginia. and for parents and the parental vote, we will see at the ballot box potentially 224 days from now to the midterm elections but i'm curious though, you live in florida pit house playing out there? >> floridians have realized that if you oppose this bill then you oppose kindergartners being

taught under identity and ideology. when my daughter goes to like in a garden i want her knowing the abcs, not the birds on the bees should learn and be -- we love u.s. teachers -- that's what kindergartners should be taught. not sex. that's what this is about. it's also about governor ron desantis, who has a bright political future. ben shapiro got to the heart of it, he says ron desantis knows that if he says those skies blue the left well denied. so he just keeps saying the real. >> almost new jersey -- all right, guys, coming up the tax investigation for mainstream media who are staying silent on this candle. stay with us. we've got it for you. ve always d on my career.

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>> there is word that a federal tax investigation into chaim joe biden is ramping up. media is not taking focus on appeared a study by the media research center finds that morning and evening newscasts on abc, cbs, have not even mentioned hunter's name in nearly 260 days. miranda devine, i'm going to play a sound bite flash back to president biden on the campaign trail pit is no better person to fact-check him then our resident hunter expert, maranda. let's check the tape. >> i didn't write it, but i could have. look, i think that every single solitary serious investigator, including your network and others, have looked at this, have said there is absolutely zero basis to the accusation that i acted in any way

inappropriately, or that my son dead. nothing that even anything is wrong. these guys are amazing. >> you think everything that happened was kosher? >> you know there is not one single bit of evidence to say anything done was wrong. >> without dos not protest too much. maranda, your thoughts? >> that's just another extraordinary mistruth from president biden they are. he did that throughout the campaign. he pretended that he knew nothing about his son's overseas business dealings. there's plenty of evidence on the laptop and tony by belinsky's material and the material that chuck grassley and rob johnson collected for their son investigation and are currently presenting to congress -- and i think they're going to be doing that on a regular basis, to show links between hunter biden and

communist china. there's also evidence that joe biden financially benefited from hunter biden's graft and his brother, jim biden's graft, which are crucial to america's national security interest. the lack of curiosity for most of the media is repellent and really corrupt. but i think the dam is about to burst. we have hunter biden looking at indictments coming out of that a grand jury in delaware. you see "the new york times" and "the washington post" are now sniffing around. they've admitted the laptop is real and they have realized this is a bombshell story. >> "the wall street journal" reporting this probe is advancing. they said the grand journey jury -- >> that's right, as well as their own investigation of additional witnesses. it's important to state that what we don't know is how close they are to finishing. we know it is progressing, we don't know if it's anywhere near the end our conclusion of the

investigation. we don't know if it will end up resulting in an indictment. what they do know is they are specifically looking into his tax consequences, criminal and civil. whether or how reclassified are classified as finances. also how he received money. additionally they are looking into his lobbying efforts and whether those contorted with our federal like to that regulates whether you are allowed to tell mike lobbyist. some complications and they're just doubting the eyes here, number one we know that his -- has been sort of proffered as a potential defense for anything that might come forth. secondly, he always seems to insulate himself and use third parties in the lobbying round here there might be some type of perceived or actual installation there. the bottom line is that there is certainly not a scintilla of evidence. they're certainly not nothing. in fact there so much i cannot get all into it and the 20 seconds that i have left. in stark contrast to what the president is saying and in stark contrast to what hunter biden is

out, which is that he's confident every thing will be above board and there's nothing to see her, we have heard quite the opposite coming out. a quick final point, the million dollars he has paid we don't know what the entire liability was, and that is true and unrelated from any actual liability. so whether i repay the government doesn't absolve me of my actual being on the hook for whether there was fraud or criminal element. we don't know if that's a she is entire liability -- there is a whole lot here. >> so let's just get really basic right now. because this comes down to judgment by the president and what he knew and what he didn't know with regards to a son. like you say -- by the way, in dire straits that hunter biden would be in right now --

i think all of it just speaks to the issue of how vulnerable even independent of it what his current actions are in appeared we need to know the flow of the money. see the flow of the money. was it art sales that allowed him to get a million dollar loan? as much money as he was making out the art sales why did he eat a million dollar loan. cody pay taxes on what he was making? i have a lot of questions. we don't know where they are in all of this. >> i hope there are journalists who will ask those questions. this is appalling. >> journalists other than fox. >> look, i predict this will not

result in an indictment and i don't think it's because the facts don't support it i think it's because the managerial class in this country will not allow it. it's spans both the public sector and the private sector. in 2020 this issue was on >> because most people knew it had the potential to affect the outcome of a presidential election and that was a bridge too far for them. will not allow it -- i think that's why it will result in an indictment. it's a shame we will not get -- >> he sent notices to the facebook, twitter, the white house. coming up, spring break chaos in florida where some college kids are bringing guns to the party. a lot of guns, that is next.

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us on the latest in ukraine. he'll join us as he calls for operation warp speed for oil production here at home to bring those spiking gas prices down. end are you ready for shot number four of the covid vaccine? dr. marty makary is here to tell us what we need to know now. join john and mia america reports at the top of the hour. >> while a spring break nightmares unfolding in florida. police in panama city beach see 75 illegal guns and arrest more than hundred 60 people over the weekend. thankfully, there were only one reported shooting in all of that. there were multiple incidences of violence towards police and vandalism. maranda? >> pretty amazing that with all those guns seized there was just one incident of a shooting. where someone was shot in the foot.

public. i don't know whether this is just people blowing off steam after along the pandemic. young people are finally allowed to have some freedom. maybe that's part of it. maybe it's also the fact that miami, democrats in charge regardless of governor desantis, there is a big thief on the police movement down there. maybe that has demoralized police and they've moved to other parts of florida. who knows? it's ugly, it's unpleasant, but what can you do about it other than proper policing and better parenting? >> when you hear, emily, about the violence against police and business owners it's a situation where you do worry and they did have to: -- you don't want people -- those business owners were serving alcohol. this is a big time for their economy right now. this hurts on many different levels. >> that's exactly right. i talked to my buddy who is a

longtime miami beach police officer and he had an interesting perspective. first of all, a lot of those violent incidences happened within steps of police officers. they are all addressed care. they said miami beach has an incredible amount of special event experience. they host up to 300, or over 300 per year. he said we could've had a thousand cops on the street but i would not have prevented the two shootings that caused five people to be shot. he said we will be continuing to police the acts of behavior, not the people to come to the city. he said we have to have a policy change that no longer caters to that spring break experience. it has to come from the mayor and the city commission or else we will be talking about these kinds of stories for years to come. >> i'm glad you addressed the numbers because our number was just over the weekend. about spring break has been going on for over two weeks. >> authorities made the point these are nontraditional spring breakers, these are true criminals. immediately when i saw this i thought i went to spring break, like nobody goes to spring break thinking i'm going to bring my

weapon and go hurt people. people go to spring break because you want to enjoy the beach. so these are apparently true criminals that are very dangerous and i don't know why they are deciding to show up at a spring break community. better wish for young people to enjoy their time away from school. >> vivek? >> i'm with miranda. i think part of the equation is better parenting get a maquette of immigrants get i met up at a different experience. we used to spend spring break covering up on reading and playing musical instruments and playing sports. and at exchange pgr abroad. i think parenting is an important part of the equation here. people going on family vacations as one think of my people sending their kids off to florida to have the classic spring break experience, there are more criminals turning up. that the conversation we don't have enough of these days and it ought to be part of the conversation. >> wow, that is really interesting. about personal accountability and being present with her family.

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>> an into >> a new study claims googling information, the human brain knows the info is easily accessible online so no point in remembering it. so apparently we are information-minders and so our brains are lazy inherently, the argument of this piece. and that's why our brains do all we can to not have to remember something. so we can just retrieve it again, i guess, saving space in there? >> i totally, like i agree with this completely, and interested to hear what you think. i wanted my law school outlines printed, so i could mark it up. you remember it better. i don't know if you had the same

experience. >> 100%, super visual. and remember where the stuff was on the page. >> during breaking news you see me taking notes, and i have a sharpie, pen, and highlighter. i put hearts around things, arrows, very visual and i love looking up stuff to augment but still have to know it. >> there is a difference between memory, memorizing, knowing something, accessing it for that moment, forgetting it, all that stuff matters. we see about the google effect. >> if there is a reason the founding fathers like thomas jefferson and john adams knew more about history than today it was not because the information was at their fingertips, it's something they didn't, and you value to have effort to learn something rather than having it fed to you. >> oral tradition and books versus the online fire hose of data. >> and i don't think that we

should accuse our brains of being lazy, it's just that we are evolved to use all our senses. you read a book, you are touching the book, moving around, looking at something physical and your brain is much more engaged that way. >> at my lunch break i will be reading, talking in the physical copy. thanks for everyone reading and now here is "america reports." >> john: president biden is proposing a massive tax hike for the 5.5 trillion proposal. but they say the federal government is already bringing in billions in new revenue. >> sandra: where is all the money going? it's a great question from missouri congressman, the ranking member of the house budget committee. he says biden's plan means nothing but more debt and more pain for the american people. >> john: first another alert this time on vladimir putin's bloody invasion of ukraine.