it is called buzzing main street. you would go to jay's drive in on spruce to 5th, cedar, bronco inn and turn around and do it again and parked at the safe way parking lot and honked to say hi. thanks for getting back to me. trace gallagher is in for harris. trace trace president biden heading to warsaw after an unannounced stop in kiev this morning promising unwavering support for ukraine. four days from today marks one year since putin's invasion of the country. i'm in for harris today. the leader of the free world visiting an active war zone making the nearly ten hour train ride from the polish border where he was originally scheduled to recognize the grim milestone. relentless assault began

february 24th of last year. an endless cycle of destruction and resilience since then. while there he announced an additional half billion in assistance promising president zelensky that the u.s. will stand by ukraine. >> president biden: putin thought ukraine was weak and the west was divided. he is counting on us not sticking together. one year later, the evidence is right here in this room. we stand here together. >> we'll talk to former c.i.a. station chief dan hoffman. first to steve harrigan live in the capital city of kiev. steve. >> it really was a remarkable moment here this morning that many people looked on in disbelief at the monastery behind me built in the middle ages. inside you had president zelensky as well as president biden.

before they came out, the air raid sirens rang out across kiev. [sirens blasting] >> no signs of any explosions or any visible signs of danger. the white house was clear to say they had informed russia about the trip before it happened. in addition to laying wreaths on a memorial for some of the ukrainian war dead, biden announced $5 hundred million in military aid for ukraine. no mention of jets, though. here is president biden. >> president biden: that announcement includes artillery ammunition for horowitzer, more javelins. air surveillance raid area to protect from aerial bombardments. >> his visit comes at a critical time for ukraine. just when russia is trying to

launch a major offensive in the east. many ukrainians said the sights of the 80-year-old u.s. president on the streets of kiev with their president was a boost to morale. >> i think that joe biden's visit to ukraine means the whole world supports ukraine and that the victory will be ours because we're strong and able to hold out. >> biden was on the ground here in kiev about five hours before heading off to poland. trace, back to you. >> steve harrigan on the ground. now to dan hoffman, fox news contributor and former c.i.a. station chief. you see the president on the ground and promising more aid. china promising lethal aid. the war machine is in high gear and diplomatic machine is in idle at this point in time. your thoughts.

>> for sure. this war will be decided on the battlefield. let's be clear it has been decided. russia sought to overthrow ukraine's government within a matter of days and they failed to do it because the brave ukrainians who fought back and the west and nato has provided a lot of assistance. the president promised today howitzer shells, anti-tank weapons but what's missing is the advanced weaponry and fighter aircraft. in congress there is a bipartisan consensus to give ukraine f-16s. the administration is holding back. >> do you think the f-16s might be coming at some point in time? some intimations. first it was hard nos across the board. now suddenly there is some wiggle room apparently in this debate. >> i think there is. if you look back at the history of this conflict, there was a hard no on a lot of things including the patriot air defense missiles and we supplied

those to ukraine. that's a bit of the history. unfortunately we haven't given ukraine all they needed with the speed that we should have going back to when russia deployed 70,000 troops to the border and threatened ukraine two years ago. if we had done that i don't know whether we would have deterred russia but gave ukraine a better chance to fight back. the president wants to show putin we're with ukraine. we need to do it in kind not just flowery talk. >> china considering given lethal aid. here is reaction. >> we made clear to the chinese that there will be consequences should they make that unfortunate decision. >> to the chinese, if you jump on the putin train now, you are dumber than dirt. it would be like buying a ticket on the titanic after you saw the movie. don't do this. >> we talk about consequences

and we seldom see those consequences. >> yeah. actually think china is benefiting greatly by a weakened russia bloodied by their war in ukraine. china is taking every advantage. the chinese and russians have a limitless partnership, so they say. i think china knows they would be crossing a red line if they were to provide lethal assistance and they want the united states to believe that they are not doing that and they want something in return from us for making -- doing something they never intended to do in the first place. we'll see where this goes. we'll see what our intelligence -- the intelligence community would be able to remove the scales from the eyes of our policymakers on the true intentions of china but i wouldn't be surprised if this is a bit of diplomatic sub tre

fudge on their part. >> antony blinken confronted his chinese counterpart having talk about the spy balloon. a fighter jet shot it down. >> i made very clear to him that china sending a surveillance balloon over the united states in violation of our sovereignty and international law was unacceptable and must never happen again. i don't want to characterize what they said. there was no apology. >> you have president biden promising that he would speak with china's president about the spy flight. we're waiting for that to happen. biden claimed to be tough on xi, says they have a good relationship. but the bottom line here is that conversation has not yet happened. do you think it will happen, dan, in the near future? >> i think it might happen. i think more importantly than that is how we respond to china. look, diplomacy doesn't do a whole lot to change china's

calculation. the rose garden meeting in 2015 where xi promised obama they wouldn't militarize the south china satisfy. it is our actions that determine how it will play out. diplomacy is important but the question i think for congressional oversight is are we doing enough? >> are we being tested by china, dan? you look at all these things and talk about them maybe there is some lingering questions whether they will give russia some lethal aid. you look at the spy balloon and all those things happening, the sanctions. they are mostly symbolic on the u.s. contractors but it seems to me like china is laying out some testing devices to see how the united states reacts. what do you think? >> i think they just continue to probe us. as len-in used to like to say, if you probe with your bay nets

and find mush keep pushing. steel and withdraw. too many opportunities for china to buy farmland and conduct espionage in the country. the spy balloon was visible but they are all over the map operating against u.s. national interests in the middle east, africa and here in the homeland. there is a lot more to be done. i don't think we've got the right all of government approach here to counter them to defend ourselves and deter their aggression. >> if we find out that russia -- china is actually floating these balloons and launching them from caribbean, do you think that changes the game for you at all, dan? or is it just to be expected? >> i think we need to be doing something about it if we consider this to be a threat to national security. and it is. china is trying to dominate the near space domain. it is a real economic issue for us. we have aircraft, civilian aircraft flying in that airspace. we shot down three objects.

we didn't know what they were. that's got to cause some concerns for us on the economic front. but for sure they are using their air balloons and used them in taiwan. my concern is other nefarious actors might see that opportunity. terrorists, north korea, iran and likewise have ideas about how they could use those air balloons. imagine if one of them had wmd instead of spying equipment. we need rules of engagement, intelligence collection and a strategy for how to deal with them. >> thank you, sir. meantime numbers be damned. the vice president blowing off terrible polling among her voters in her own party. her answer to why so many people say they don't want her boss to run again. and biden's border crisis is not just overwhelming our southern border, new reports show more and more illegals have learned it is easier to sneak in from the north. official eaves -- officials say

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>> former president jimmy carter has entered hospice care at his home in plains, georgia. a statement from the carter center saying he decided to spend his remain time at home. tributes pouring in on twitter for the 39th president. we're live in plains, georgia with the latest >> the carter says the president is moving to home hospice care with the full support of family and medical staff.

announcement generated an outpouring of support from everyday americans to world leaders, including president biden who tweeted we admire you for the strength and humility you have shown in difficult times. may you continue your journey with grace and dignity and god grant you peace. as a devout christian he dedicated his post presidency years to promoting peace and eradicating poverty and disease around the globe but also remained highly accessible to the public here in his hometown where he welcomed both locals and tourists to his weekly sunday school classes. >> he wasn't the flashiest president and even in post presidency he talked about not becoming rich. going back to his humble beginnings and relatively small ranch home in rural georgia. i think all of that kind of goes along with his outlook on following christ. >> at 98, jimmy carter has lived

longer than any other u.s. president in history. trace. >> jonathan serrie live in plains. thank you. top democrats are speaking up on the down low high profile party members say they aren't thrilled with the biden re-election bid but kamala harris is a far worse option and looking more and more like age could be a top issue this cycle. a headline reading generational warfare threatens to rock 2024 presidential race. recent poll show democrats want change on top of the ticket. only 12% say biden should keep leading the party. 3% believe harris should take over. vice president harris down playing those big concerns. >> dozens of democratic leaders are saying that they not only don't think that he is the strongest candidate but they don't think that you are the right person to be on the ticket. why do you think that?

>> i think that it is very important to focus on the needs of the american people and not political chatter out of washington, d.c. >> democrats on the hill have been rushing to the president's defense in recent weeks. bernie sanders on his 2020 opponent. >> i think he is a much more progressive president than he was a united states senator. i can't speak for other people. there is a general consensus right now that president biden has done not everything we would like. he has done a good job. if he runs, i will support him. >> the power panel now, matt gorman former nrc communications director and a former campaign advisor. tamika when you look at the numbers and have 12% who want the president on the ticket those are alarm bells. your thoughts. >> you know, i would say my thoughts on that is there are a lot of people that are not

included in a poll. i'm right here on the ground in south carolina. the state that made president obama and biden president. the folks are really excited about the election campaign because they feel like the president biden has delivered on the promises. i'm not sure exactly who those folks are, the folks i'm talking to are ready to hit the ground and whether he has an opponent or not in the primary we'll be ready. >> you look at the numbers, matt. it is amazing. even if some of those people really as tamika says don't know who they are. let's give him 18% or 20% and kamala harris 3%. devastating numbers, matt. >> they are. i have think democrats and joe biden would be a lot more comfortable handing over the reins to kamala harris if she wasn't an underachiever. she just a terrible politician candidly.

it goes deeper. california democrats to get elected statewide you don't need to be a good campaigner or communicator. raise a lot of money and bomb the state with t.v. ads. when you get to the national stage you get exposed for lack of skills. you have seen vice president harris get exposed on those sorts of things. >> you are right. in california major offices don't go to republicans at least in this cycle meaning the last 20, 25 years. i want to talk about the age factor. it really has struck a national nerve here. it feels like there is a lot at stake and people are pointing out age, nikki haley did it and bernie sanders said this about nikki haley's age competency test for those over 75. >> that's absurd. we're fighting racism, sexism, homophobia and fighting ageism. trust people, look at people and say this person is competent, this person is not competent. a lot of 40-year-olds out there

not particularly competent. you look at the individual. i don't think you make a blanket statement. >> on the flip side a lot of people don't like the prospect of older politicians making critical decisions in a critical time. >> as someone who has been elected office and the youngest person elected when i was first elected i love giving young people a chance. i think we have lots of young folks who have great things to add. i also think we have to look at somebody who can get the job done. right now when you are looking at the top person on the republican and democratic side, being over 80 shows that both of them have won primaries shows that folks, when they go to the polls aren't looking at age but who can get the job done. i would say to nikki haley someone i worked with in the past, there are a lot of folks under 75 who need competency

tests. you look at george santos and marjorie taylor green for two could benefit from a competency test. now i don't think it is about age but who can get the job done. >> several on the other side as well. the house judiciary committee holding a hearing in yuma, arizona to address the crisis at the southern border. house democrats skipping the hearing claiming conflicting schedules. new information showing the crisis at the northern border now is growing. fox obtained a border patrol memo asking for more agents to be deployed along the u.s./canada border. a sector in vermont seeing an 846% increase from this time last year. detroit's chief border agent had this warning. listen. >> we don't believe the organizations utilizing this area will stop just because it is cold. these folks are just taking advantage of the narrow distance between the two countries along the river and the easy access. >> republican congresswoman

stefanik with harsh criticism righting. northern border patrol agents who were deployed to the southern border are understaffed and overworked. bottom line, reckless biden policies jeopardized national security at the u.s./canadian border and the read enes of its border patrol agents there. your thoughts on that, matt. we focus so much on the southern border and take our eye off the ball when it comes to the northern border and canadians are noticing. >> it is true. i checked the news this morning and wow, secretary mayokas is paying attention to the border. the only problem is paying attention to the ukraine and polish border. he visited there yesterday. democrats continue to ignore the border and seeing it at the northern side. arizona, texas, new mexico and the lack don't have the resources. you will see it with some of the border states in the north.

again democrats want to ignore this. remember, who is the border czar? kamala harris. >> kamala harris is the border czar. the bottom line is matt talks about resources, there are not enough resources to effectively patrol and protect the southern border from what's happening there because they keep coming across. much less trying to protect the southern border as well as the northern border. your thoughts. >> i think the northern border is a crisis that has been ignored but i think it's been -- congress has got to pass a bipartisan immigration reform. comprehensive. these band-aids and political stunt flying folks from one state to another is not solving the problem. we need congress to come to the table and get something done. it is not about blaming republican or democrat. where is your leadership? i think with the householding hearings, i'm glad to see the hearings but we want to see something come out of those

hearings and work with the democrats to figure out how to address the resources issue and make sure we understand that canada is our ally and so they need to work with us to get this addressed >> thank you both for being here. critics calling out democratic socialist bernie sanders. his explanation for charging nearly $1 hundred per ticket on ticketmaster to an event denouncing capitalism. police across the country under siege. grief and anger after a teenager killed a young officer and father of four. complete mayhem in democrat-run austin, texas, dangerous drag racers taking over the streets. city officials now thinking twice about defunding the police in 2020. >> we need everyone around the country to support the people that wear the uniform, to support policies that keep communities safe and to abandon this woke nonsense like just

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>> new fox nation special looks at the challenges faced by police officers in their own words. walk the blue line hosted by james patterson and retired army ranger is based on the book of the same name that the two co-authored sharing police officers' stories how they put their lives on the line every day to protect their communities. this weekend we saw one of those sacrifices, 31-year-old temple university police officer christopher fitzgerald was shot and killed by an 18-year-old suspect. the teen then tried to rob him as he lay dying. yesterday authorities arrested that suspect. he is expected to be charged with murder and other crimes. >> we had office fitzgerald handcuffs and placed on the

suspect brought him back to police headquarters a few minutes ago. it's a tradition we do any time there is a fallen officer. >> liberal philadelphia d.a. larry krasner impeached last near in part for his soft on crime policies facing criticism for going right to guns. he said once again i call on state and federal lawmakers to apply the same urgency toward addressing the obscene supply and availability of firearms in our communities, which robs people of their lives, futures and freedoms in a way that no other peacetime nation tolerates. james patterson and matt eveerson's men. well tomorrow and thank you for coming on. i want to point out five police officers shot and killed so far this year, 55 last year. there is a war on police in this country and nobody is covering it. >> we've actually heard seven,

which is interesting. last year 350 law officers were shot in duty last year. so it is a war. that's what this book is all about. people understanding what that war is. >> matt, you look at this thing and it is not just defunding the police. there are a lot of cities and they regret that. most of those cities regret that because there is chaos in the cities but also taking away police officers' ability to defend themselves. your thoughts. >> you know, it's such a tragic lead-in. it doesn't matter when you talk about philadelphia, boston, san diego or kentucky. these men and women putting it out every day every shift are in danger. we should be championing them and supporting them as opposed to pulling the funds. >> absolutely. >> it is interesting because you mentioned san diego. i have a nephew police officer in san diego. a lot of people down there their

biggest complaint is they don't feel like the higher ups, like the chiefs and politicians and the mayors have their back if they make one wrong mistake, james patterson, they know their career could be over. >> yeah. this book just goes behind the scenes. i guarantee you for everybody watching is probably pro-law and order but you don't understand what cops go through until you deal with this. there is a nice thing on fox nation right now but that only tells three of the stories. in the book there are 55 stories. i'm no idiot. i trow i to make it entertaining so it is a good read as well. >> let's look if we can now a bit of your fox nation special walk the blue line. it is streaming as we speak. this clip from a retired special agent. >> it's great. >> i will play the sound quick recounting when i first assigned on the scene of the columbine school massacre in 1991 that we

covered for weeks. two students shot and killed 12 others, students and one teacher. watch this section and we'll get your response. >> what i remember is being escorted into the school. the investigation was already ongoing for probably 48 hours at that time. and i remember that all the bullet holes were marked with yellow post-it note. walking down the hallway i could see a sea of yellow post-it notes. a lot of the victims were still in place in the library when i went in there. just walking up and looking at the shooters all i could see is evil. >> i walked that same classroom 25 years ago, matt and i remember those notes and i remember looking up at the ceiling and seeing some of the gunshot holes. he makes a good point. you don't realize what police officers have to go through. ptsd on steroids when he get to a scene. >> it is a battlefield.

that was a battlefield. to think these men and women are not at all immune or that they are immune from the effects of seeing this carnage is nonsensical. it is criminal to think that these men and women can't be, you know, brutalized by it. >> they go through it day after day. i have done a lot of ride alongs. we did one for the book. the sheriff said they had 1,200,000 calls for help that year in that county. so much for defunding the police. it is a constant thing. day after day after day. every day men and women go out there who are cops and their lives are in danger >> i want to show some video. when you talk about how they can't handle this and in austin, texas, one of the cities that defunded the police saturday night they had drag racing in

downtown. there was a chaotic scene and mayhem in downtown austin. they don't have enough police officers in austin. they don't. it is worse than that. they don't have enough personnel -- we talk about this on the border. they don't have enough personnel in austin to truly operate the 911 system appropriately so they can handle these calls at least from the root of the problem to begin with. your thoughts on that. >> it comes up again and again. this was one of the problems in memphis. we didn't interview officers from memphis in the book but we did hear a lot about memphis and parts of that town are difficult and war zones. when people have to go -- when our soldiers have to go into beirut or whatever nobody says that it is the cops' problem. it is a tough situation. that's what a lot of our cops have to do every day. go into impossible situations

like what you just showed in austin. it's hard. >> it goes, matt, to our original point. they are in a war zone. your thoughts on the fact we send officers in, do we need to give them more of what they need to protect themselves and maybe more coverage like your book and this fox nation special is about to do. >> yeah, absolutely. they always universally need our support. it is not 0 defect. they won't get it right 100% of the time but do a lot better if they know our communities are more in favor and pro. >> they need help with ptsd. it is dealt with in the military much better than the police. they need help and need to be refreshed and they need better training. now we start to lose police, which is a disaster and it is so much harder to recruit police is, another disaster. the thing about the book, it

does get into this and you'll go behind the scenes in a way it has never happened before in my opinion. >> good luck on the book and fox nation special. thank you for coming on. matt and james patterson, thank you. cnn host don lemon still on ice. his comments about nikki haley's age getting him been muched by the network. the president and his transportation secretary getting slammed for their handling of the toxic train wreck in east palestine, ohio. >> we should buttigieg and the president and every official involved breathing the same air, staying in the hotels. visiting people's homes. >> the president and mayor pete still yet to visit the train derailment disaster area. what will it take to get them on the ground? joe concha in "focus" next.

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>> police arrested a suspect in the murder of a catholic bishop in los angeles. he was shot once in the upper torso while inside his home. the incidence is handled as a murder investigation. he served as a priest and bishop

in l.a. for 45 years and remembered as a peacemaker. he was known for his work with gang members. the suspect is a man and authorities took him into custody after a barricade situation. we'll bring you any new information and updates on this case as we get them. meantime more than two weeks now president biden and transportation secretary pete buttigieg taking a lot of heat over what critics call a slow response to the train derailment and chemical spill in east palestine, ohio. state and federal officials are opening medical clinics and mobile center. some residents say it won't be enough to keep people there. >> this town is going to need long-term testing. there are a lot of people who don't want to stay and really can't blame them. they have young kids. i don't know if i had young kids i would stay. this is something that will affect us long term. that would be a main concern for

me. >> how do they sell their homes? that's the question. we're live in east palestine with more. >> norfolk southern ceo is taking a lot of heat. he returned here on saturday to meet with local officials and residents are still very nervous and don't know what to believe. the government says the air and water are clean. some are not sure about that. we spoke briefly to our colleague. he did not hold a press conference. >> here to support the community and if you'll excuse me that's where i'm headed now to meet with some community members. >> like i said, only briefly. norfolk southern is handing out $1 thousand checks only to people in the east palestine zip code only. in a town south of here they say they're being forgotten. >> we're not getting any of the help. it is not even the financial part of it. that won't fix this. it is the principle of it.

some have closer addresses than some of them with the same zip code. >> not everyone in east palestine is scared for feeling sick. head of the youth basketball program here and he says he had to cancel a hoops tournament over the weekend robbing kids of a chance to compete. they've been back in school in the community for a week now. >> our sports program in east palestine has had a series of cancellations that have drastically affected our sports program. we had a series of tournaments that bring in a ton of revenue for the district. about $40,000. it was canceled because of the hysteria around this whole event. no teams wanted to come to east palestine. >> president biden's transportation secretary pete buttigieg wrote a letter to norfolk southern ceo requesting he own up to his commitments and former president donald trump is due here wednesday. >> when you walk around the town in east palestine and see

lawyers talking to people about how to go forward? >> we haven't seen that but we saw the salvation army handing out water. really the big story now is a wide range of emotions, trace. some people are scared, some nervous. i spoke to a woman at mcdonalds saying she still has an itchy throat, watery eyes, headache. but the basketball coach wants the town to press on. if the epa says the water and air are clean he wants to move out and continue mission. >> lucas tomlinson live on the ground. neither president biden nor secretary of state buttigieg have announced any plans to visit the disaster site. an op-ed says democrats don't care about the little guy. rather than taking control of the situation biden and buttigieg have been flipping the flyover rubes a massive bird.

joe concha. i talked to a woman friday in east palestine who said pete buttigieg could do himself a favor by looking at the water, war walking the ground and getting a feel and have a different perspective. >> absolutely. woody allen says 90% of success is showing up. this toxic derailment happened 2 1/2 weeks ago that resulted in four kinds of cancer causing chemicals being released into the air and water and to this day residents are complaining about nausea, headaches, respiratory issues. the fact that it took the u.s. transportation secretary ten days to even make a statement about it. should he still be running this department? should he have been nominated in the first place given his complete lack of experience in this area? this is the same buttigieg who took two months maternity leave

while a supply chain crisis was exploding and didn't tell anybody and promised commercial airlines and cancellations would improv. we watched a complete meltdown of the same industry over the holidays. he is all foam and no beer. >> i did not mean say -- he is the transportation secretary. you talk to people on the ground and as lucas showed us, a basketball coach saying let's move on and get back to work and people are saying i want to leave. i would like to leave but can't sell my home. nobody wants to buy my home. if a different city doesn't want to bring their basketball team to come in and play a different person won't come in and buy real estate right now in east palestine. >> that impression will stay with this poor town for a long time. wouldn't it do wonders if the president of the united states, the head of the department of transportation went there, sat

down with residents, took a drink of water and announced please, everything is fine. i think it would speak volumes. the fact they are staying away gives the opposite impression, trace. >> the don lemon drama not -- they temporarily benched the anchor after he said nikki haley is quoting past her prime. miranda devine with her thoughts on the situation. he doesn't like women. trey gowdy with another take. watch. >> jackson is older than nikki haley. kamala harris is older than nikki haley. one of the most profoundly stupid things i have ever heard anyone say. it is gender bias, political bias, it is also stupid. >> it is all those things, joe. >> don lemon is older than nikki

haley, right? i would say i guess that means it is past his prime. you have to have a prime in the first place. it is getting more difficult to imagine a scenario where he is a permanent fixture on the morning show or staying with the network at this point. he didn't apologize because he felt remorse but that he was told to. he did so on the phone on the beach in miami. didn't stick around to apologize to staffers in person or a poll eyes to nikki haley herbs. abundantly clear that his ego can't stand sharing the stage with anyone. it appears the ceo for the network appears to be way over his head. >> nothing like paying $1 hundred on ticketmaster to see a socialist senator badmouth

capitalism. get your reaction. >> tickets for your tour apparently are selling for $95 on ticketmaster, which is accused of anti-competitive behavior. aren't you benefiting yourself from this and what you are trying to dismantle? >> those decisions are made by the publisher and book seller. if you come i will throw in the book for free. i don't make a nickel. >> you are okay with doing business with ticketmaster? >> not particularly. i have nothing to do with that. >> those capitalistic ticket people. joe, your thoughts. >> well into his 80s, nimble giving that answer. he plays the victim here throwing the publisher under the bus saying he didn't know tickets would be sold on ticketmaster. i did a book tour and tell you from experience that you are not beholding to everything your publisher says you should do and go where you're told. you do have the right to say maybe this will make me look

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