on the battle field, they are waging against the kremlin. >> ashley: we are awaiting remarks from the president from poland. >> todd: you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. this is amid new concerns china could supply weapons and ammunition to russia escalating the war and crossing what the biden administration calls a red line. >> todd: alexandria hoff has more. >> alexandria: the president will be with president duda and make an address. president zelenskyy called yesterday's surprise visit the most important in the whole history of ukraine-u.s. relations. >> this was a historic visit by

the president to an active war zone, where we don't have a u.s. military presence. it was important for the president to go to kyiv and get a first-hand briefing from zelenskyy's team and discuss zelenskyy's military planning, security assistance ukraine has asked for that the u.s. is providing and energy assistance that we've given. >> alexandria: president biden announced additional -- to think he could outlast ukraine and the president shared this, president zelenskyy and ukrainians remind the world everyday what freedom is, freedom is priceless and worth fighting for for as long as it takes. china's top diplomat was in russia, pushing back on claims that the country is considering providing lethal support to

russia to further their invasion. a spokesperson says the united states is in no position to make demands tchina, russia is not targeting third parties and a matter within sovereignty of two independent countries. john ratcliffe on the relationship here. this only encourages and emboldens china to help russia and work together in what has been and will continue to be a multi-directional assault on supremacy they have done for the last two years and we expect to continue for the next two years. >> alexandria: today's poland president is expecting president biden to be asked to increase troops along the border. >> ashley: thank you. big tech is on the docket as the supreme court gets ready to hear a case on whether youtube is

libel for the death of a woman killed in a terrorist attack in 2014. youtube recommend isis videos that help recommend terrorists, youtube says the algorithm is federally protected. there is case tomorrow to see if twitter, facebook and google can be held responsible for sharing isis recruitment content. >> todd: double-murder trial of alex murdaugh. prosecutors resting their case last friday as defense attorneys prepare to say the evidence is circumstantial with no murder weapon, fingerprints or eyewitnesses. the trial is expected to last two more weeks. murdaugh's only surviving son is expected to testify and murdaugh himself is expected toic tathe

stand later this week. >> ashley: murder of a catholic bi bishop. he was found shot in the chest in his home saturday actual. yesterday carlos medina was taken into custody. a tipster reportedly told police medina made comments about the bishop owing him money. >> todd: bizarre story there. fox weather alert. millions bracing for a coast to coast winter storm that could bring icy conditions to two dozen states, st. paul and minneapolis seeing a burst of snow. >> ashley: heavy rain is expected to bring flooding to the heartland. adam klotz is here. good morning. >> this is going to be a big storm and hard to avoid, it will

cover much of the country over the next couple days. we are seeing temperatures fall. this is a winter weather storm. it will sweep across the southeast, too. warm air is going to stay at times incredibly warm and mean severe thunderstorms in those areas. just beginning part of snow across the pacific northwest is what we'll see sweep the entire country. we've got winter weather advisories across this area, the orange ones are blizzard warnings in portions of northern plains. millions of americans will be dealing with this over next couple days. on tuesday, beginning pacific northwest, heavy snow and rain will begin. by wednesday, we're seeing this begin to move into the plains in the north, meaning possible blizzard conditions across the south and running through the southern plains, talking about severe thunderstorms and continues to move and by

thursday, you start to think about interior new england and mid-atlantic still more big rainstorms, possibly some severe. low pressure system moving across the country. where is it snow and rain? hear everything you are saying in pink colors and the northern plains and northern portion of the midwest and interior new england, if you live across the southern midwest or back across the plains, this is a rain maker, thunderstorms at times that could be severe. if you are in some areas, we're talking about potentially blizzard-like conditions, winds 30 to 40 miles per hour. this could be a white out. this is a big system and a lot of folks will not see snow, there are areas where it is warm and we'll be talking about thunderstorms and isolated tornados. >> todd: we got lulled into that no winter this year. not so, this is real.

>> ashley: thanks, adam. what is the matter with portland? l.a. times is picking up on the crime and far-left policy driving the city into the ground and residents say they do not feel safe. >> i'm worried the child inside of this rv is going to blowup and our government in portland doesn't seem to think that matters. >> ashley: some residents will be joining us next. >> todd: plus, are we on the virge of a retail apocalypse? hundreds of major stores are set to shut down stores when we come back. if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill

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>> todd: the los angeles times wants to know what is the matter with portland. residentses say the city's left-wing policy is causing the problems. >> i'm worried that the child inside of this rv is potentially going to blowup because there are propane tanks and open electrical wires going 100 feet down the block and our government in portland doesn't

seem to think that matters. >> todd: residents from portland join me now. angela todd, damon bunting, both join me now. dameien, can you answer the l.a. times, what is the matter with portland? >> i don't think we have long enough on the show, todd. so many things wrong, in a short sense, it is people's desire to do the right thing, but having inability to understand in order to do anything, you have to hold people accountable, there seems to be an effort to absolve people of being accountable for their own success, own happiness and own well being and that is having horrible results here. >> todd: angela, the l.a. times seems to blame covid, saying it

wasaxace perated by covid, wasn't that planted well before covid? >> yes, that is complete rubbish, our policies and government policies are feeding these issues and working against making portland a better place. our government is enabling horrible behavior and people are suffering because of this. >> todd: i'm looking at the vote and this happens in all cities, look at who people vote for, policies are bad, but they still keep voting in the same far left politicians. don't you worry nothing will change in the people in portland continue to vote in far left progressives who are basically leading to the destruction we're seeing? >> you are running into a situation where the people who would be willing to see and make change, there is not enough of them and so they're doing one of

two things, putting their hand down and hope they are not accosted or harmed or they are leaving portland. the people that would bring the most to the city and have a great option and opportunity to make it place better, unfortunately, they are being pushed out and leaving to go to nearby cities or other states. >> todd: angela, homelessness, in 2022, up to almost 6700, 6600 to be exact. portland spends 94 million on the homeless, where is that money going? >> i hate to correct you, 255 million a year in portland with the joint office of homeless services and we are a drug destination. this is the place to come and word is out there, if you want to be fed, get free needles,

camp wherever you want and be able to use drugs with immunity and frankly if you commit a crime in the process, you probably are not going to be prosecuted. we talk about waking up voters here, the problem is, we have a very large facetted problem at many levels of our government and it is going to require more than voting. it is going to require people being aware of what is going on when it is happening with policies and pushing back with consistent pressure on the governing body. >> todd: oregon decriminalized hard drugs, isn't portland proof positive that does not work? >> it does not work, if anyone can verying using something that resembles measure 110, take a look at what is happening here, it is reprehensible that the

government and people would vote for this, it is causing damage in 45 ral of people who do not do drugs or have desire to do drugs, forced to be dealing with this situation as if we were, it is horrible. >> todd: thank you for speaking out, it is so important. i can't believe that number you gave, that is insane number for number of homeless people. >> quarter of a million dollars a year. >> todd: thanks. residents in east palestine, ohio say they feel ignored, he flies overseas instead of stopping by the toxic train de derailment in their town. >> he doesn't care about us, he can sunday every agency, but that tells you what kind of guy he is. >> ashley: fox news contribute

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>> todd: one person dead, 13 hurt after explosion at metal plant in ohio. the blast shook the ground and scattered debris. once the dust settled, are cas were found damaged. a person killed was a maintenance worker at the metal plant. an investigation is underway to determine the cause. >> ashley: in ohio, officials and residentses feel ignored by president biden. they are dealing with a toxic chemical disaster. brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: the mayor of east palestine is furious, residents he say have been left behind, while the president visited ukraine. listen. >> that is the biggest slap in the face, that tells you he doesn't care about us. he can send every agencies he

wants to. i found out he was giving money to ukraine and not to us, i am furious. >> on president's day in our country, he's in ukraine, that tells you what kind of guy he is. >> brooke: biden's epa director is expected to return today to address the disaster. expected to announce additional measures for the health and safety of the community and ways to hold norfolk southern responsible. there is a press conference today at 12:30 p.m. and norfolk southern is giving an update on what they have done. water has been moved from the derailment site and 2000 families have gotten help and the company committed over $5 million to the community, but while the railway company touts

this, residents are struggling to feel safe. one family can't even make formula for their newborn baby. >> we are unable to use tap water to make baby formula and feed our child. the smell is lingering. you catch it in bits. we haven't been explained to what it is or side effects, we're being left in the dark. >> the ohio department of health says it is working to provide more answers to residents. a health assessment clinic will open today for anybody with medical concerns. former president donald trump will head to east palestine tomorrow, his exact plans have yet to be announced. schools will be closed for that visit. >> ashley: bring in tomi lahren, interesting timing that the former president will be visiting east palestine while the current president visited

ukraine, when he could have made a pit stop 290 miles from the white house to east palestine, could have made that stop and showed some face that he was there to support them. what did you make of this, especially he wrote half a billion dollar check to ukraine meanwhile american taxpayers are dealing with this in ohio. >> this is par for the course, i think the people in ohio understand they are in a fly-over state wjoe biden flyin over to go to zelenskyy and co. it is infuriating and biden sent a message loud and clear and so did his transportation secretary, pete, who waited to address this from a video. the message is loud and clear.

you are a poor, white community in ohio, we don't think we will get your vote, we don't think we need your vote and we'll ignore you and take press trips for photo ops to countries. it is shameless, this is what the biden administration stood for from day one. make ukraine great again, but as far as ohio, largely ignored. >> ashley: do you think that is what this is? fema says this doesn't warrant aid, do you think that is what it comes down to? it is a white community, largely republican? is that what you think? >> i believe that, i think the writing is on the wall and environmentalists have taken a

hiatus, it is climate change warriors that should be caring about this situation and all signs point to yes, they don't seem to care about this community. right now fox news is putting heat and pressure on this administration to care about ohio, something we shouldn't have to do. in a few weeks, we'll move on and talk about something else the biden administration has destroyed and these people are dealing with toxic chemicals and health and safety atific are. a message needs to be sent to ohio that we care about you, you are not a fly-over state to us. >> ashley: so much for president biden being everyone's president. and ripping kamala harris for posting this photo of herself next to a young girl in a mask. not sure if this is the reaction she was hoping to get from this.

we have seen people in outrage, myself included, seeing adults with no mask on with a kid masked next to her. she should have known better. she should have, the capture she tweeted for her own purposes, never ask permission to lead, you have to ask permission to breathe freely if you are a young child with little risk from covid. it sends a strong message from kamala harris, she uses children as props and in the past she used children for commercials and other press opportunities. this is child abuse through and through, i can't believe we are still masking children, you are using children to advance yourself, especially when they have to be in a face diaper. do i expect much more from kamala harris? not really. >> ashley: do you think she will learn a lesson or continue to do things like this? she seems to keep doing it to

me. >> we have given this vice president so many opportunities to prove us wrong, maybe go to the border and address things she is czar of. i expect her to stop with cheesy photo ops. it is working for her and that shows sad state of the democratic party. >> ashley: tomi lahren, thank you for being with us on this tuesday. have a good day. whoopi goldberg the latest liberal media personality to attack presidential candidate nikki haley over her age, she says this is a textbook strategy from the left. >> they can't stand a minority not being a democrat. i am 30 years younger than joe biden. >> todd: we have the latest from joe concha, he is on the attack

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>> it's time for a new generation of leadership. >> you are not a new generation, you are 51, what are you talking about? >> they can't stand a conservative minority female not being a democrat. i am 30 years younger than joe

biden. >> todd: nikki haley hitting back at liberal media attacking her age as the 2024 presidential cycle kicks into high gear. >> ashley: joe concha is joining us now. democrats try to embrace minority women candidates, that is until it is a republican, do you think this is a good strategy for the left? >> joe: 31 flavors of stupid bad strategy, very few people so partisan, blind, insippid to double down on don lemon's rhetoric 50 or older not being in her prime. here is whoopi goldberg, hold my beer, if nikki haley is past her prime, under this rule, whoopi is extinct. if joe biden is 80 and donald trump is 76, that places them in the baby boomer generation. if nikki haley is 51, she is

generation x, putting her in another generation. here is the thing, it is guaranteed that whoopi would never say such a thing about age when it comes to kamala harris not being in her prime, she didn't say one word about it when kamala harris was in her early 50s. that is because there is a d next to her name. this is not "the view" barbara wal walters conjured up. no matter who the republican is, trump, desantis, mike pompeo, tim scott, all will be painted as horrible people by this dumpster fire of a show that has become unwatchable, todd. >> todd: will they have age problems, this is rhetorical question, when joe biden is put up for election in 2024, at 82 years of age and when a potential second term would end at 86 years of age?

it is insane this line of attack, i'm shocked by the v vitriol coming from all sides, did you expect this? >> joe: i think it is the mitt romney rule, the john mccain rule, they were nice who tried to play nice with the media and romney was called a racist, a geko who like to put his dog up on the roof during family vacation and john mccain was a cantankerous young man and also racist. once you announce you are running for president, and are a republican, you will get this treatment that overall, there is r next to your name and that makes you bad person. >> ashley: unfortunate they keep coming after her like that on that topic. cnn catching heat after claiming

ron desantis is not a true conservative and that nikki haley wants to kill entitlements, watch this. >> there are republicans, including supporters, who are woy he might be flying too close to the sun with war on wokeness. >> the promise to those paying right now, may not be kept. that sounds like entitlements are on the table. >> ashley: in reference to comments made about ron desantis, if he is not a true republican, then who is? >> joe: precisely. just won in florida by 20 points and hard to find liberal policies that propel that victory. this segment was hosted by jim shuto, one of the least objective anchors in news. there are zero public statements from nikki haley, if so cnn would have played them there,

they didn't because the audio doesn't exist. governor desantis, they try to say he supports gun control measures. if he did, cnn would have played that audio, they didn't because it doesn't exist. they are pushing a false narrative while attacking another and shows why cnn is jeff zucker version when exists at the pleasure of the democratic party, guys. >> todd: the lie that republicans want to kill medicare and social security, what can americans do to say this is 100% false. i feel like republicans are trying and democrats are sticking with this lie. >> joe: what democrats are doing is they are taking one piece of legislation that was released a proposal that was floated out by senator scott of florida and trying to portray it as every

republican supports this one. >> todd: scott doesn't even support it. >> joe: exactly. >> todd: that's a lie, scott doesn't even support it. >> joe: he doesn't. he proposed it at one point. >> todd: he mentioned social security and democrats say republicans want to kill grandma, it is insane how far they took it. this gets me fired up. the giants get me fired up and this lie about medicare and social security gets me going. we have to leave it there, i am yelling on tv. >> joe: all good, i like the fire and passion. >> todd: happy tuesday. >> ashley: thanks, joe. >> todd: thousands visiting jimmy carter's hometown where he is undergoing hospice care, his niece says it is an honor to see the impact he has made on people's lives.

>> he is my uncle, i am partial about how wonderful he is, we have to keep his legacy going. the good they have done for the world, it will continue. >> todd: over the weekend, we learned the 98 year old has chosen to spend his final days at his georgia home. people will disagree on the policy, what has been nice to see, republicans and democrats coming together to talk about what a good man jimmy carter was and that is nice to see in the world we live in. police unions going head-to-head with the mayor of austin, texas and residents are fed up as criminals take over their city. >> we are in the midst of the most profound policing crisis in austin. >> everyone i have spoken with, whether at my daughter's school or church is living in fear. >> ashley: florida governor ron desantis calling out blue cities in their own backyard and one liberal mayor is not happy about

it. cheryl casone is here next.

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>> todd: florida governor ron desantis calling out blue cities in their own backyard, while on tour promoting his pro-police agenda in the sunshine state. >> there should not be woke prosecutors getting elected. we've seen it, it was an experiment and the experiment has failed. the reason you have crime, you have politicians putting woke ideology ahead of public safety. we support strong policy to keep our communitieses safe and we back the blue and support their mission and back it up with money and all kind of stuff to be able to do it. >> todd: new york city mayor eric adams calling out desantis after desantis stopped in staten island, tweeting, we're happy to teach you about values. >> nice rhetoric, here is

reality, more americans fled new york city than any other metro area and more moved to florida than any other state, maybe you can learn from ron desantis. >> ashley: police unions clashing with the mayor of austin over the chaos in his city. >> todd: saturday night street racers shut down the town center and hurt a policeman in the process. >> we didn't have no intention to hurt nobody, that is our fault, we're sorry to that police officer that got hurt. he should have stayed in his own lane. >> todd: stayed in his own lane, cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: rocks, bottles, lasers, they were harassed on that night. this is in austin, texas. i'm from texas, red state,

austin beats to its own drum and the city council, contract with the austin police, they want to delay it another year and unions are saying enough is you have in, the union representing the police department. they have until march 31, this new contract, 14% raise, they need 400 new officers in austin and they do not have them. you spoke with two austin residentses about the situation and here is what they told you. we are in the midst of the most profound policing crisis in austin, texas. this is simply a numbers game. >> you have a 1-24 chance of being a victim of violent crime, if you live here. everyone i have spoken with at my daughter's school or church

is living in fear. >> cheryl: between the mayor and the city council, austin has a political problem, if this ask what you want austin to look like, here you go, you get what you vote for. >> ashley: contract negotiations, new york city has been in negotiations with officers for years. it can take a long time, they give them dates to hit a certain number by and i guarantee you it will not happen. i could be wrong, if you take what is happening in new york city, it will be a while. authors are criticizing decision by publishers to publish books to make them more inclusive. people are up in arms, this is willie wonko and the chocolate factory. >> cheryl: high profile people are saying this is woke and cancel culture.

rusty knows about being censored and brian cox, have you seen him? don't mess with logan roy, he is mad about it. they want to make changes. here are examples of changes made by the british publisher of the books. cloud people, smal small people. fat. i love what brian cox said, i'm a succession fan, he said, i believe the books are of their time and should be left alone and we should not be trying to change history. and here is a tweet, raold d

dahl's estate should be ashamed. the author has passed away and can't defend his work. >> ashley: isn't it usually you talk to the author? >> todd: not here. >> ashley: that is how it goes, they are doing it when he's not alive. >> todd: if you want to use bed, bath and beyond coupons, good luck, not as many are open now. >> cheryl: a lot of retail shops are closing and we'll see a lot more big box stores close this year because of online shopping and proliferation of that, but bed, bath and beyond, one point they had 1500 stores and now they are going down to 480. the ceo died. it is walmart and several stores closing retail locations, this is the pandemic story, people

that were never comfortable online shopping, got comfortable and those habits haven't changed. i still like going to the maul. >> ashley: i do, too, but there is nothing there anymore. >> cheryl: i went over the weekend and my family was impressed with hudson yards, there are a few. >> todd: russia's vladamir putin bashing western nation in his state of the nation address going on for two hours, as president biden gears up to take the podium in poland after his surprise visit to ukraine. a general is here to weigh in on the state of the war and tensions around the globe, next. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow.

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poland this morning comes one it 4hours after visit to ukrain. he says russia cannot be beaten in a military conflict. >> todd: general an anthony tata joins us now. great to is see you. i will read a few lines from the previous speech to get your action. he said we aren't fighting ukrainian people. ukraine has become hostage of the western masters. western elite are not trying to conceal their goals to inflict a strategic defeat to russia. they up tend to transform the local conflict into a global confrontation. your reaction to that rhetoric, general? >> yeah. so, todd, great to be with you and ashley. you know, the fractured nato post afghanistan withdrawal led to this. nato nations are still not ponying up 2%. and we have got putin with his typically rhetoric of taking advantage, really of that

fracture. and i don't know if just breaking now putin announced that he is withdrawing from the strategic offensive reduction treaty. which the u.s. and russia agreed to 20 years ago. reduced to certain levels. that's huge news. i think it just broke during his speech here. so, the rhetoric is being amped up here. and we need to really seriously take a look at where we are posturing with nato, with respect to what putin is proposing. this speech is much more, i think, than rhetoric. i think that he is laying out a plan for moving forward with not only ukraine but emboldening himself against the west and nato. >> ashley: you know, when it comes to biden, he is expected to speak later this morning in poland. what are you expecting out of that speech from the president, especially after he made that secret trip to ukraine

beforehand? >> yeah. so, i have commanded polish troops in combat in kosovo. they are very good. i think the president being there is a good thing. and that we have rotational brigade combat teams that come into poland as a flexible deterrent option. i think if we are going to increase any number there. we need to get some concessions out of nato that they are going to pay their 2%. they will wean themselves off of russian gas and oil. putin in a speech mentioned that their economy robust. only contracted by 2.2%. just now he said that in the speech when everybody was predicting that it would collapse given the sanctions and so forth. so we are not seeing the kind of effect that we would want to see on russia that has invaded ukraine. and so we need to, from a military standpoint, make sure that we are emboldening nato and beefing them up.

the marshal plan. we have a strategic vital interest in europe to maintain peace and stability there for economic reasons and many other reasons. and so the marshal plan must continue, and i think the president is going to talk about how we are going to work tighter with poland and other nato nations to make sure that we deter the russian threat. >> todd: okay, general, so we have the united states increasing its support to ukraine. you have vladimir putin moments ago basically saying there is going to be potentially a global conflict. at least that's what the west wants. and then you have china increasing its support to russia. where does all this lead? >> yeah. so it's a really dicey time, todd. the -- when you think of all the mmachinations going on three nuclear waters going on, it's problematic. one thing lacking from any of

this has been diplomacy. i was glad to see secretary blinken at least having a consideration for a change. it's been a year with china. and then now the president engaged in nato. and so i think that the administration is recognizing that ther their diplomatic effos have been rather weak anemic. the military cannot do everything. i think the secretary of defense and the dod have done a great job exercising flexible deterrent options and showing a strong nato and at the same time the economic sanctions have not worked the way that we might want them to. so, i think we need to increase diplomacy to tone down the rhetoric and make sure that we have transparency on all the conversations. this nuclear move by russia is a big deal. it is just breaking a minute or two ago. and it's a big deal. >> ashley: yeah. it really is of course be sure

to check out general tata's upcoming book "total empire" thank you for being with us and giving your insight on that this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you todd and ashley. >> todd: those nuclear developments that general tata was mentioning. "fox & friends" will take our coverage and go with it from there. a lot more from the next three hours. with that "fox & friends" begins right now. have great tuesday, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> president biden in poland one day after his surprise meeting in kyiv. >> that was the biggest slap in the face. that tells you right now he doesn't care about us. he was in ukraine giving millions of dollars away. >> customs and border patrol now asking agents to head up north. >> facing 846% surge. >> real policy here is an open borders policy and the agents know it and the rest of the world knows it. >> first full day the defense about present their side of the case against alec murdaugh. saying their cas