i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the weight just falls off. jacqui: the biden administration facing criticism over massive amount of spending in support of ukraine as russia ramps its threats against the west. this as new data indicates economic troubles here at home aren't going away. welcome to fox news live. i'm aishah hosni.

griff: despite new report prices surging in january. lucas tomlinson in january with the latest from the president's response. hey, lucas. lucas: the last hour, aishah interviewed and weighed jp morgan ceo jamie dimon having trouble heavy will with inflation. >> i wouldn't go that far. i think they got a late start. they should have started ticking interest rates earlier, maybe six months earlier than they did. lucas: here is new economic data, rose .6% in january beating analysts expectations. this annual inflation -- the annual inflation rate rose 5.4% first increase in inflation data

since it peaked in june making analysts wonder if it's behind inflation just like jp diamond. president biden reacted to news, inflation is down from the summer while unemployment is remained at or near 50-year low and take-home has gone up. the white house announced friday it will be sending $2 billion in additional weapons and ammunition, not on the list fighter jets, asking the question on what they call the proxy war potentially expanding. >> if china start arming russia in ukraine, what are you going to do? >> they have to announce ahead of time -- >> lucas: fox news polls are evenly split as to whether to continue to aid ukraine without inflation -- excuse me, without

expiration date. griff: ramping up rhetoric saying that russia was going to push back borders to threaten them even if it goes into poland, is there a response from the white house on that? lucas: we have reached out for the white house for comment but this is the argument that republican senator tom cotton has been making that putin does not stop in ukraine the war can potentially expand and expand to nato allies such as poland and polish remember soviet invasion after few weeks after nazi germany. griff. griff: lucas tomlinson, thank you. aishah. aishah: to dive deeper let's bring political panel george w. bush partner ashley davis as well as former deputy assistant

to president clinton, matt bennett, ashley, matt, thank you for joining us. i hope it wasn't difficult to get in with the crazy snow flurry in washington. let's talk about the economy and inflation, fors persistent. inflation in america. food prices up 18% since president biden took office, overall 13% we are looking at, it is not good and the consumer prices rose again as well after the holidays here. so, you know, matt, this has to be the thorn for the white house every morning they wake up. >> well, a couple of things to keep in mind, other measures of the economy are incredibly good. lowest unemployment in 50 years. if people want jobs they can get jobs and we've just passed 3 enormous bills that are going to put more people to work with really good-paying jobs. the inflation reduction act, the chips act and the infrastructure bill are already creating really good paying jobs.

the whole world is suffering from inflation and it needs to come down but inflation is kind of like losing weight, you know, the first 15 pounds aren't that hard, the last is tougher. it's come down some and it's going to be difficult for the fed to keep, you know, ratcheting up the pressure to push it down but they have to be doing because people are suffering but i think we are heading in the right direction. aishah: jp diamond ce -- morgan jamie dimon saying we have tough times ahead. >> going back to your comments about the bills that have passed, $700 billion that the democrats passed for inflation reduction act obviously isn't working that well yet and i think that the president and the democrats hold that responsibility 100%. that was supposed to be what was pumping back into the economy but most people would argue that

pumping more money back into the economy is not the answer especially government money but i really think that the answer is that in regards to what you said at the beginning with the american people are who suffering the most. when you have egg prices at $4 at dozen an eggs and people don't know how the pay for groceries sun believable. aishah: i know that what you're saying the long-term picture might be good but what about them how, what about single mom in indiana that has to go grocery shopping later today? >> there's no doubt, it's tough out there. it's tough out in the world. much worse in europe than it is here. part because it's hangover from covid, lock downs and all the money that was pumped in both under trump and biden administrations to help us recover from that. the fed has responsibility for getting prices down.

there's not very much that the president can do -- >> aishah: do you think the fed has done enough? >> nnot yet, they have to keep going. aishah: china tensions are rising, of course, ukraine war goes on and on and on. here is general keith kellogg here who will testify, i think, i believe on capitol hill this week. here is his criticism. >> as much as it takes, as long as it takes as bumper sticker, president biden needs to get involved, maria, he hasn't picked up the phone and called vladimir putin. he could do that. i mean, trump would have done it in a heart beat. aishah: matt, i would come to you first, do you think the president is doing enough? >> the president went to kyiv last week. that's -- >> aishah: a year later. >> yes, but let's be clear, this is the most significant foreign policy visit by an american president since ronald reagan stood at the wall. he flew into a war zone not controlled by american troops

and made a very clear stand as the leader of the free world against the russians. ic he's doing a brilliant job of leading the west against this barbaric russian war. aishah: ashley, you think he should ring up putin? >> i don't think he's doing enough. i think there's a broader issue when you have a president of the free world which everyone watches what this country and this world to see what he's doing and made major mistakes. look at what happened in disastrous pullout in afghanistan. what happened with the china balloon that he let go across the country and we still don't have the answers of what happened and why and so when you have people like china and russia watching weak president from the united states on foreign policy, what do they have to lose? aishah: really quickly, ten seconds, on taiwan, do you think we should arm them to the teeth? >> the president has made clear

that we are going to and we should. >> gee. aishah: thank you guys so much for joining us on saturday. griff. griff: great discussion. mike gallagher holding a press conference at former outpostto chinese government in lower manhattan raided by the fbi last fall addressing the ccp's use of such stations to punish those who against the party. bryan llenas is live in new york with more, hey, bryan. bryan: it's not just about chinese surveillance balloons. china accused of setting up 100 unauthorized secret police stations worldwide in terms of stocking, blackmailing, intimidating controlling chinese nationals who stand up against b chairman xi jinping and communist party. this morning in front of one of those supposed secret police stations in manhattan chinatown.

members of the house like committee on chinese communist party rallied not only in condemning china but calling on governments to do more to stop the ccp transnational repression efforts. >> they buy our politicians, multinational organizations, companies and in some cases law enforcement. they use muscle and threats instead of persuasion and like the mafia they aren't afraid to make people disappear. >> it's about striking fear in the hearts of critics of the ccp. bryan: on friday chairman mike gallagher wrote a letter to the fbi director christopher wray demanding more information about what we know about these secret police stations while saying he's troubled that the fbi appears to have been late to the game on this issue. the nonprofit safeguard defenders released a report last fall finding china has

established 100 secret police service centers in 5 for countries across 5 continents. at least 14 countries are investigating the stations including the dutch, canadians and irish officials and back here in manhattan's chinatown the fbi did reportedly raid this very secret police station here, 107 east broadway here in chinatown and gal for said today, griff, that he thinks there could be at least two other secret police stations in the united states and this is all part of an effort to involuntarily force thousands of chinese worldwide to go back to mainland china. griff: two more. i hope we find that out. fascinating stuff. bryan llenas live from new york. aishah: national transportation safety board released report on what caused derailment in ohio and warning using as political noter, this comes as several prominent politicians including former president donald trump and transportation secretary

pete buttigieg met with residents in the area this week. for more on this, we are going the take you the mike tobin like on the ground in ohio. hi, mike. mike: hi, there, aishah will not join the list. the most people will get from him is a video conference. here is the president. >> are you planning -- >> at this time i'm not. i did a whole video -- on zoom. let me answer the question. mike: now the president is dispatching what he calls walk teams from the epa, cdc and fema to go door to door and direct them to appropriate agencies to get help. transportation secretary pete

buttigieg made visit and they are not surprised the president is not coming here. >> to me it shows the priorities of where government lies. we are asking for help, our mayor himself is asking for help and he said that we need help so a little upsetting to turn almost a blind eye to our little town. >> it does send strong statement that he doesn't want to help our country before the area and i can see how certain areas are more important. >> ic he has other priorities that are more important. >> he's supposed to be our leader and he's leading another country right now. don't take care of them, take care of us. that's all we could ask for. >> meantime researchers from texas a&m took cdc and epa own dratta and drew conclusions that there are elevated levels of contaminant that is can cause

health problems in long run. texas a & m researchers did go out and did independent sampling but they don't have conclusions yet. aishah: mike, thank you. griff: the fight for camping cash is heating up between former president donald trump and florida governor ron desantis with both hosting big-donor events. latest move suggesting that desantis is ramping up to take on donald trump for nomination. >> when democrats pull big money they look for new york and silicon valley. for republicans is palm beach. that event is being held on the heels and right down the street from mar-a-lago.

former president trump hosted first major fundraiser for maggie, indicate mate gathering and earlier this week the former president blogged this post writing this, quote, florida was doing great long before ron desantis got there. that's the nickname he's come up. this kind of wording has led to former trump donor and ambassador to jamaica john tapia choosing to run desantis if he decides to run. >> the fact is that you don't start attacking, become attack somebody who has not even announced that he's running for president. >> in an hour-long interview the governor talked the popularity and criticism his policy have received during his tenure. >> i may have won 50% of the vote but i have 100% of the executive power and i'm going to use it and pursue an agenda and

i'm going to be bold. >> desantis rumor today make run but has indicated that the decision won't come until some time this spring. griff: alexandria hoff, alex, thank you. as alex mentioned tomorrow on live, liberty and levin, mark levin sits down with governor desantis. you can catch it tomorrow 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. aishah. aishah: busy week on the border, held a field hearing on the on going crisis at the southern border. live report and hear from a border town mayor right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪

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aishah: total migrant encounters in southwest border have exceeded the 1 million mark reaching the grip milestone at unprecedented pace this as democrats skip a house hearing on border security held in yuma, arizona earlier this week calling it all a political stunt. matt finn live on the ground in mission, texas tracking the latest on this ongoing crisis, matt. reporter: there's an incident in

eagle pass that we are monitoring right now. border patrol confirms to fox news that agents were involved in force incident and one person injured and our sources say that lives may have been threatened. an agent might have opened fire on a female. we will keep you updated as we confirm. we do see human smugglers leading deputies and deputies in high-speed chase that is end up in crashes as well. this video is from southwest of san antonio, texas dps pulled over a truck on texas state highway 85. the truck comes to a stop and four illegal immigrants bail out and start running. texas dps was able to arrest the driver and charge him with human smuggling. four illegal immigrants were turned over in that incident and border patrol here at the rio grande valley sharing the pictures this week as an example of how dangerous human smuggling

can be. 7 migrants trapped inside of flipped suv, total of 17 migrants discovered in the area after the rather stunning crash. also new this afternoon, illegal chinese immigrants surrendering to the u.s. today, crews embedded with texas dps near la joya, texas outside of mcallen when the chinese migrants turned themselves in. it's not just mexicans or people from south america that are illegally crossing the border here. aishah. aishah: thanks for the update, we appreciate it. griff: aishah and matt for more on crisis at the southern border, douglas nichols. mr. mayor, thank you for joining us. you had vip delegation of republicans in the judiciary committee having a field hearing there. what was your takeaway from it? >> i think it was great and any time we can get members from congress to come and actually see what's happening on the bored. i was disappointed we only had the republicans from the committee and we didn't have the

democrats and it was a congressional hearing so they were all invited but having that conversation with both parties in the room would have been a lot stronger but we had some great conversations. they got some -- an opportunity to visit the local hospital and then hear from our law enforcement. griff: we have a little bit of sound from that hearing this week. i want to play that for you and get your thoughts, take a listen. >> it's a scene that not one democrat member of congress would join us on this trip despite having weeks of advanced notice. it's disappointing but not surprising. in fact, the democrats have called this a stunt. democrats seem to believe that solutions seem to come from bureaucrats in washington, we actually think they come from the american people. griff: as you mentioned mr. mayor, democrats not being there and jim jordan was highlighting, so my question as the mayor of border towns that's been a part of this border crisis for the last two years,

do you have any confidence, do you have any optimism that the members of congress both democrats and republicans will come together to do something to help you? >> well, i guess a long-term optimism would be the expression i would put together. these kind of things are incremental and having this attention this week from the republican members of the judiciary committee was important and that will help start changing some minds and opening up some of the discussion and so we hope -- i understand there's a contingent of democrats coming later either this month or next and i hope we can get them the same kind of exposure and information and that's what it's about, it's educating people so when they get into the decision-making mode, they'll see that there are real issues that need to be addressed. griff: mr. mayor, you heard, cbp sources that migrant encounters have topped 1 million. what is your reaction to this and how it's impacting yuma? >> well, you know, our numbers

day-to-day are down a little bit here but the situation is still 10 to 15 times worse than the normal time in the border here in the yuma area. for instance, in a month we will have more than what we had in the last year trump was in office across the border in the whole year. so there is still a big problem. we are still spiraling towards record numbers that might not be the highest but it'll be is second highest this year if we continue on this trend and there's no substantial change in the structure of what's happening. griff: we are on an unprecedented pace this time last year 840,000. talk to me for a moment, though, let's go macro here for a second. what is the impact on the community. i know at this hearing you did hear from the folks at the hospital, the impact this crisis has had in hospital and healthcare services there. how are you being impacted now and what can the administration do to help?

>> so these large surges when they come through, they do tax our hospital, the hospital talked about some of the challenges when they had too many people in maternity ward and babies being born and how they can release and the resources were provided. locally because we have a nonprofit that really helps control the flow of people and help them get to ultimate destination, we don't have a whole lot of local impact, however, they have a capacity and they've been near that capacity in the past and should they exceed that, then we are going to have people on the streets looking for shelter, looking for food and that's why i declared an emergency so that we could be prepared for that kind of situation should it arise. griff: mayor douglas nichols, so important of the front lines of the border crisis. thank you, have a great weekend. >> you too. aishah: hard to believe it's been one year since the war in ukraine began. the anniversary being marked

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800-630-8900. that's 800-630-8900. griff: live now at lincoln memorial here in washington. people are beginning to gather there to mark the one-year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. the rally there to set underway at 2:00 p.m. eastern but we can see people coming there meanwhile you see here thousands marching in the capitals of several european nations to show solidarity and support for ukraine. aishah: the trauma of russia's invasion will follow ukrainians for years and years. today schools are adapting and improvising to make sure that children can still get the best education possible. fox news correspondent trey i treyyingst visited one of those

schools. trey. trey: many classes are holding remote classes around the one-year mark of the war concerned of russian missile fire. we visited a school outside of dnipro to speak with students about experiences during the first year of this conflict. >> a bunch of drones are flying and our soldiers shoot them down. 10-year-old anastasia explains, young ukrainian make drawings to change soldiers in the front lines. this is nor the warriors she adds to end the war sooner. outside students continue with less sons unfazed by sirens and occasional missile attacks. principal says she's doing everything possible to have her school running amid the war. the hardest part she says keeping both parents and

students calm. we explained that ukraine is going through difficult times now but the victory is 100% ours and everyone is holding their front, our front is studying. >> outside of dnpiro the school converted to shelters. maize n the maize of concrete they put desks and chalk boards trying to ensure that ukraine's generation will receive an education. yet still they dance, they smile and they paint. they are after all innocent bystanders to a bloody and unnecessary invasion that's killed thousands and displaced millions of civilians. those like seri and son who fled town in zaporizhzhia after it was occupied by russian

soldiers. >> i have 3 children, they still don't understand what happened. they don't understand why we left. one girl at the school drew a dove to symbolize peace. there's hope for ukraine's next generation but they face difficult days ahead. aishah. aishah: they are fighting for those kids. trey yingst, thank you so much. griff: more on russia's war in ukraine joining us yuri, thank you for being here. i want to get your reflections into into the second year of this war now. >> thank you, griff. one year ago a mad deranged dictator decided that it is in 2022 to invade a free nation, it is okay to kill its people, it is okay to throw 5,000 plus missiles at peaceful cities and was hoping that this would work

and hoping that he would break our will, he was hoping that the strategy of fear would work to break ukrainians as well as the international community and he failed. so right now after the strategy of fear has failed, the kremlin is seemingly utilizing the strategy, they hope and think that they can outlast us, outsuffer us. now this is not possible. we've shown in the last 12 months that ukrainians are resilient and what's more important the international community has shown to the kremlin that ukraine is not alone in this freedom war. ukraine is not alone in defending our shared values and this is something that we all jointly have to end this year because watching these kids that were in your report just now, these are children, my children are their age and this is millions of people across the country and millions more outside of ukraine.

griff: can you win this year? >> yes, we can. this is what we have been saying. we've spoken with you about this analogy before. if my house is on fire and our house is on fire and the house of europe is on fire, you're asking me can we put out this fire, i will answer you, yes, how, if we keep getting spoons or teacups to put out the fire it's not going to work. we need fire engines, the western allies have fire engines and they are giving them to us so we need more fire engines with a lot of water. griff: you're getting tanks but not yet jets. president biden during an interview was asked about f16. i want you to take a look at this. >> he doesn't need f16's now. >> there's no basis across rationale. >> you're not ruling it out. >> i'm routeing it -- ruling it

out for now. griff: but do you need the f16's? >> yes, we need f16's and one thing that we have learned during the last 12 months when it comes to defending democracy and freedom for all of us impossible is possible but it just takes a little bit longer. patripatriots were impossible ad they became possible. the first leopard tanks arrived in ukraine yesterday. i want to highlight one important thing, so for us, for ukrainians, we are losing for the last 12 months, we've lost thousands of the best that we have. i know a company that was dealing in dna research, this guy, his name is bejon, he's a ph.d scientist who was capable of making a new invention perhaps finding a cure for all of us but his remains were

identified by dna technology. griff: we are almost out of time but i have to ask you because there's republicans, there's a big debate over continued support. so for all the members of congress, what's at stake if ukraine loses? >> the latest nato summit in madrid has said very clearly the biggest real threat to the nato membership as well as to the u.s. in particular is russia. american taxpayers at the moment are paying 50 cent per day to hold back the evil empire that wants to destroy ukraine, wants to diminish nato and wants to resurrect the empire of evil across european continent. so there's not an option for us to fail. there's not -- it's in our common interest to continue to fight. we will do the fighting, give us the tools. give us the weapons.

griff: one-year anniversary. thank you for being here. aishah. aishah: great interview, great insight. thank you, griff. the attorney general in missouri calling for a st. louis circuit attorney now to step down following a car crash involving a repeat offender. more on that tragic and stunning story coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah.

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school in florida, the 6-foot 6, 270-pound student is charged on camera charging at teacher's aide. authorities said he told them he was upset because she took away the nintendo switch during class. >> she left the classroom. he chased after her into the hallway and in very violently bushed her to the ground so hard that it completely knocked her unconscious. christina: deputies say the teacher's aide remained unconscious during the rest of the attack. the student was pulled back by bystanders and charged with aggravated battery and bodily harm. the local fox affiliate deputies say the teen walked past the victim he spit at her and deputies say they cannot confirm whether the teenager is considered student with special needs because of educational rights and privacy act. you can here the teenager speak

after he was taken into custody. >> am i going to jail? >> yes, you are. >> for how long? >> i do not know. i do in the make that determination. christina: the teacher's aide was taken to the hospital with severe injuries. she's believed to have broken ribs and severe bruising, authorities have not released details on current condition. griff, just a tragic and awful situation. griff: awful and tragic, indeed. christina coleman. aishah. aishah: faceoff in missouri with attorney general bailey and circuit attorney general kim gardner, there's the video that we were looking for. we will have that story right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ horn honks, muffled talking] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system

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>> prosecutors under fire over who critics calling negligence when it comes to pursuing criminals. fox business correspondent grady trimble has that story. >> missouri republican attorney general is accusing kim gardner of injecting racism.

but the defiant gardner is still serving as st. louis circuit attorney. >> the people have a process. if they do not no longer want me in this office and that's called an election. >> the progressive prosecutor is under pressure after a car crash caused by repeat offender out on bond led to a teenage volleyball player's legs being amputated. >> instead of protecting victims, she's creating more victims by her illegal refusal to do her job. >> the case in st. louis is highlighting how far left district attorneys have come to power. campaign finance records show gardner received $116,000 in a paid ad from a political action committee funded by george soros. she sailed to reelection in 2020 even as st. louis homicides from the previous year spiked 36%. a report from the propolice

nonprofit law enforcement legal defense fund found the billionaire democratic donor contributed $13 million to progressive prosecutors across the country from 2018 to 2021. among them georgia gaskon in los angeles, alvin bragg in new york and kim fox in chicago all accused by critics of letting criminals off easy and presiding over massive crime spikes in their jurisdictions. that report found right now the u.s. has at least 75 soros linked prosecutors in office and they represent 20% or one in every five americans. in washington, grady trimble fox news. aishah: okay, grady, for more on this story and the attorney general's efforts to remove kim gardner we are joined by andrew stotman. this story makes me so man. it's so tragic, the young girl has a whole life ahead of her,

volleyball star and now it's turned upside down because her justice system fails her. there's plenty of outrage to go around but will this outrage be enough to remove this da? >> well, i certainly hope so and there's a process for the attorney general, the state of missouri to have this incompetent prosecutor removed and i hope it's a shot across the bow, warning to other prosecutors, look, you cannot replace the will of the people with your own ideology, your own democratic ideology because the result is a disaster and, look, we have seen it it here in illinois, cook county, we are seeing it in new york and now in missouri and it's unfortunate. aishah: i'm glad that you said the word results because this is proof after proof although gardner says that this is all a political stunt. listen to this. >> the attorney general as others use this unfortunate

incident and tragic happening to this young lady as a political stunt of an unelected individual who wants to use politics to one, stop the voice of the people in the city of st. louis. aishah: andrew, what does politics have to do with it? >> like joe biden would say, come on, man, this has nothing to do with politics, this has everything to do with safety on the street. there's legal mechanism for ag to remove prosecutor and i think it's a wonderful thing. i hope it's a trend that continues everyone more. the race card has been played in the case from the bottom of the deck and many of the victims who are being victimized by the prosecutor who refuses to enforce the law are african-american, hispanic people. to say it's a race issue it's ludicrous. aishah: this is a problem that we talk over and over again. let's switch what's going on in la county where da george saskon

suspended one of his own. apparently suspended for misgendering the convicted child molest -- by the way. can we pull up the tweet here. i want to read it to him. i was suspended for speaking out against the g -- gaskon administration. he does put a piece in there i was trying to tell them they were being played. >> yeah, you know, prosecutors need to be held to a higher standard, they are the most powerful people in the justice department, more so than people and little oversight of the prosecutors so when they are acting incompetently and replacing their will with the will of the people there absolutely should be suspensions and they should be removed from office and that's what we are

beginning to see now and i think it's unfortunate that now our judicial branch has become the next political battle wave that we are seeing out there and -- and it's unfortunate the people, cities like st., louis, los angeles and kim fox, they are paying the price. i think we will see it more. i'm hoping it's a trend but, of course, only time will tell. aishah: that's true. andrew stoltmann, thank you for being with us on your saturday. >> any time. aishah: crazy story what happened to this young girl. it really, really makes you upset and, of course, her family has to want justice too. griff: indeed, i'm from memphis and the crime in memphis has continue today go up and there's friends are reaching to me about district attorney. great to join you. snowing in dc. i can't get over that. stacy who runs our great

satellite disk, for those in the area, you're not suppose to plant in this area until after mother's day. there's that. aishah: how did you know know that, the poor plants? you don't have a green thumb? griff: stacy did. public service announcement. aishah: first year that i will be here and see cherry blossoms if they bloom on time. griff: with this weather, it's up 67 degrees by thursday. aishah: let's put the beauty shot. it stopped. okay, well that's it for us, folks, thanks so much for joining us on fox news live. fox news live continues with eric and arthel. i'm aishah hosni, happy saturday. griff: tune in here for the latest news, fox news live. ♪ ♪ ♪ they customize your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again.

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