♪ live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. [cheering] [cheering] [inaudible] [inaudible] arthel: cheers for the wagner group and its mercenary leader yevgeny prigozhin as they leave russia ending their attempted rebellion. prigozhin was to go to belarus in a deal to avoid treason charges but it is unclear where he is now.

meanwhile the kremlin saying wagner soldiers who did not take part in the uprising will be allowed to join the russian military. now, putin's top officials are meeting with allies like china and north korea as the world waits to see what happens next. hello everyone and welcome to "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us. clock is finally taking on the life and rule of vladimir putin for this a brazen setting rebuke by his longtime ally and vicious wagner leader surprising and shaking moscow in international capitals. raising after 23 years in power, putin's demonic grip is directly challenge and may soon begin to unravel. take a look at the "new york post" front page this morning. war comes to putin's door. the paper predicting the end is near for putin. can that be? we are covering a story from every angle coming up tennessee

republican senator marsha blackburn, general jackie are here with what it all means and what comes next. next we have a live team coverage around the world. trey yingst with insight from his own experience covering russia and the ukraine war. lucas tomlinson at the white house with reaction from washington. but for senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot. he is live in kyiv where things in there today, greg? >> hi arthel. it looks like we are back from the brink in russia. but there is still a lot of damage done at a lot of questions to answer. the wagner group mercenary fighters pulled out last night from the southwestern russian city of rostov-on-don and took over for a day as well as other locations they reached including closer to moscow. heading back to the base camp and ukraine with yevgeny prigozhin it was his anger with the russian military and its running of the war ukraine that

triggered this attempted armed uprising as symbols of russian power. only to be defused at the last minute and feel that softball get off the hook but prigozhin coming up empty with his demand for change in the russian military leadership. and yes, to be sent to exile in belarus. it was reported that u.s. intelligence was aware something like this is going to happen. especially keeping a close i of things with russia's existing nuclear stockpile. but, they wanted to keep in arms length so moscow would not accuse washington of meddling in its affairs. officials here in kyiv watching things very closely. a huge stake in what is happening inside russia. president zalewski said a sign of the chaos in that country launch a fresh inroads into the russian front line and not far from here a possible attempt to take advantage of the confusion. yes, the big loser by many accounts russian president pu putin. hired fighters running rampant

in this country mercenary boss criticizing his war strategy. not a good look for a man who likes to be in charge of all. it is reported by the way that on state tv they are airing a pretaped interview today with putin in which he says he has competence in this special military operation which is what he calls the war here. that confidence, arthel, it might have been shaken very badly this weekend. back to you. arthel: hey greg at 7:03 p.m. it's a sunday night there people out and about and guessing. on a sunday. what is the mood like there in kyiv? what's that got to tell you yesterday, arthel, people were glued to their twitter feeds, the televisions, anything online to find out what was going on there. with the ukrainian soldier holding a bowl of popcorn next to him and watching very closely what was going on. that was a lightweight and handling at the heavy way is anything that happens inside of

russia is important to ukraine. they are in a war and fight to the death here with russia. they are no fans he has been nasty even nastier and putin has been a period of unrest, disruption maybe even some departure of 70 mercenary units from ukraine got the hopes of people appear now. they have taken ups and downs through and now it is exceeding months of this war they are ready for any uncertainties in the future. kind of getting back to normal trying to work on getting this counteroffensive going in a little bit of a higher grade that has been in the last three weeks. arthel: it's definitely been a definite roller coaster. let's hope for better days ahead or it ukraine soon. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot live in kyiv thank you greg. >> and the russian invasion of

russia turned out to be vastly more successful than the russian invasion of ukraine. what we may be seen may be the be end of the war in ukraine. it is almost certainly also the beginning of the end of vladimir putin. problem tennessee senator marsha blackburn is with us. she is a member of the senate judiciary and set it good to see you thank you for joining us for. >> thank you. eric: is this poke at putin a sign of his diminishing power. how much damage you think they've than the putin? >> eric but we do know is we do not know exactly how much we don't know how much of this is real and how much is not. also it is important to note putin has been displayed his strips are not able to conduct this battle. they had to have the group which is a brutal group and 50000

troops to go in there and carry it for them. we've also learned through this. with russians who are flocking to telegram and in all of this i was so vital for the us that we stand with our allies and our allies and nato they are pushing back on russia being in ukraine. secretary of state this morning. he says this potentially could take several months to play out. here's what he said. >> i think we have seen more cracks emerged where to go and

when they get there today. certainly we start have new questions putin is going to have to address that would >> ahead is this the beginning of his unraveling? >> this very well could be the beginning the citizens and russia have spoken up. they are not in agreement with him. they do not agree with this war. the old soviet union to increase his and grab on population and also on landmass. this has been a part of his goal from the first. he did not have a way to get there. i find it interesting he is now talking to xi jinping with iraq

and north korea what i call the new axis of evil. he cannot carry this forward without wagner. without support from these other entities. the russian army does not have the training, the equipment, the wherewithal to execute this fight in ukraine. eric: even very critical of china of course. a desperate putin goes off to seek help from beijing and from to call us the power there. >> again, eric shows you how vulnerable and how weak vladimir putin is. and the angst i guess would be the west way to term it. the russian citizens who were watching this play out, who have seen him look weak on the world

stage. and interestingly enough i find it so interesting that alexander lukashenko stepped up and said let me exercise my power and try to find a way to end this between wagner and the russian military. thereby putin and prigozhin. anyway, he is providing that place for exile. that, to me was very interesting that you have a new entrant into this fight. eric: the belarus refuse supposedly that he has. >> for prigozhin. eric: he has been on telegram on the russian people are on telegram, they know the attacks. the ukrainian war was a racket it was meant to enrich the elites. putin is benefiting from it.

is that legal invasion that should never have happened in the first place. does this resonate with the russian people? at what point could that be a tipping point so we see them getting out of there? >> again, what we have heard is that prigozhin felt like he was not getting enough or his troops at this point in time. to execute what he wanted to carry out. and thereby with the russian people not being in favor of these actions in ukraine, it does make putin look as if he is losing that grip. that his military is not prepared. they are not properly equipped to the point you have wagner pulling out. it's interesting to see if you do have the chechen fighters that show up to fill that void. and what is going to happen with the wagner fighters.

we know they have been used in sierra, they abuse in africa, hooton turned to them for this effort in ukraine. a lot of instability. a lot of uncertainty. our pastor needs to remain the same. at putin cannot win. and that soviet union cannot be reassembled. i think ronald reagan had it right. eric: that evil empire said to reagan, marsha blackburn senator i guess the message is putin better be looking over his shoulder. don't take anything for granted. do have art center and eric. president biden returns the white house today after spending the weekend at camp david. keeping a close eye on developments in russia. lucas tomlinson has more now. >> that is right arthel. present by headed to camp david the son hunter after calling nato allies made and kept abreast of the situation.

today all seems calm and russia a different story yesterday of course. send a state entity blinken said this is not over. i think that losing the last a act. i also do not want to speculate. it is something that continues to move. but we can say this much, this is clearly -- we see cracks emerging. where they go if anywhere. when they get there, very hard to say. i do not want to speculate on it. i don't think losing the final act. >> fox news senate democratic senator ben cardin said this is all putin's fault. >> putin brought this upon himself doing business with the wagner group. they are thugs dealing with thugs. this was not unexpected problem to develop. he has lost. putin has lost his credibility with his own people. the account of what he went into ukraine is being challenged with public opinion and russia it

itself. >> what are the most incredible aspects of the story the renegade army arching on moscow virtually unopposed. buck and trent wagner shut down the edge of the most russia has lost in a single day since the time in afghanistan in the 80s for the member of the gang of eight the house intelligence mike turner said this showdown was coming. >> intelligence committee was very auteur the conflict between prigozhin and putin was inevitable. even from public sources which you have seen prigozhin for months has put out videos critical of the russian government rate critical of putin. putin has allowed this. ask the u.s. military got a scrap with the wagner group in sierra five years ago if you will recall. the wagner group launch an attack on forces in sierra. secretary of defense ordered a series of airstrikes killed hundreds of the mercenaries and even ordered drones to kill the supporters. arthel: definitely a treacherous group. lucas tomlinson live at the white house, thank you.

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arthel: we are hearing from ex-pat russians on their native country brought to the brink of civil war. many of them have family and friends in russia. cd cotton is life in the brighton beach area brooklyn, new york which has one of the highest concentrations of russian-speaking americans of any neighborhood in the country. cd? hi arthel but for those with ties to russia there's been no shortage of whiplash when it comes to watching this armed uprising. the ultimate retreat by the private military group dorothy russia establishment here brighton beach and new york city immigrants from russia and other former soviet bloc countries little odesa name inspired by the ukrainian beachside city of the same name. not to be new york's largest russian-speaking community. uprising sound neighbors here or hopeful the mercenary group wagner led by trench it would

spark the first real challenge putin's 23 year rule. on saturday when prigozhin and the wagner group were inching towards moscow after ceasing to russian cities, some russian americans on brighton beach were passed optimistic that a shift in the war in ukraine, listen. this is important for ukraine. we want to stop this war. this absolutely crazy war. it is absently nuts and ukraine it is most dangerous for our society. very upset. for this decision to start the war with russia. we want to stop it as soon as possible. >> to destroy such a beautiful city of ukraine. ukraine is gorgeous. >> went to destroy what's going on with people. it is madness. >> notice of wagner's circuit from moscow is a disappointment

for some russian americans on brighton beach in particular those who are upset or angry by the kremlin's handling of the war in ukraine. for those people it is now a waiting game to see whether this armed insurrection albeit a quick one will expose further cracks in the kremlin, arthel. arthel: fascinating report. cd cotton thank you. eric: the kremlin says the wagner group had yevgeny prigozhin will leave russia for neighboring belarus. we do not know exactly where he is right now. if he has left russia, if he is elarus or this is all a ruse. here's what we do now about prigozhin the man behind the rebellion. jon paul has that story. jeff? >> note as putin's chef for all the lucrative catered contracts he earned over the years with the kremlin, prigozhin might be earning a new nickname as he heads to belarus with this teacher very much in the air for

the 62-year-old makes that journey after rerouting his troops there headed to moscow and seemly toward russian president vladimir putin. the 30 year relationship now likely saying with the recent developments with his role within the russian invasion of ukraine. and that is unknown at this point. until a few years ago prigozhin was a relatively quiet figure out russia having found in a private military company the prigozhin group posts over time instrumental in the equipment and the taking of ukrainian cities in the east like bakhmut. most rieslings are to criticize the russian government for their missteps in ukraine and military experts say that frustration likely boiled over yesterday. wsrc is a billionaire oligarch on the ground in ukraine. it could very well be taking to the administrative defenses that you are all corrupt. i can do this better than you. i am doing better than you. but let's not forget he is a

brutal slaughter. and prigozhin is no better option than putin. >> the question remains what happens to prigozhin? will they wagner group still exists? will he have some role within the private military group? will he have any sort of relationship with russian president vladimir putin. keep in mind putin has a very, very good and long memory. something were to happen to prigozhin wherever he is would not come as a surprise to anybody pretty specially him going to very kremlin friendly country like belarus. eric: i am wondering if that is a set up or this is a chance for putin to kill him. we will see. jeff paul. arthel: eric and jeff, for more on the retreat in russia let's bring in retired four-star general and 15. vice chief of staff and fox news a senior strategic analyst. so general is this over?

>> oh no, far from it. we do not have the final outcome is going to be but certainly this story is not over yet. everyone was surprised the united states intelligence service had a few days warning prigozhin was up to something. nonetheless a surprise worldwide on an armed rebellion insight of russia. equally surprising as everyone was getting ready for armed conflict somewhere around moscow for sure is what it looks like. in likely thousands of casualties and innocent civilians we get caught up in this to be sure. it comes to an end rather abruptly as the result of a compromised. interestingly enough putin was willing to make by someone who has committed treason and betrayed his country. and his troops knocked down several helicopters and a fixed wing aircraft to kill about a

dozen troops. give the troops who did that amnesty. quite a stunning outcome as a result of all of this. looks i will get back to that point in a moment. at first why would putin now be meeting with china, north korea, and ironic in the aftermath? >> putin knows full well what has taken place here has weakened his hand shone inside his own country and in the international community. in particular with china. everyone sees what has happened here. i think it is going to give emphasis to serious issues that have been here all along. in which prigozhin has illuminated himself in his public rantings. first of all the ill-fated decision to go into ukraine in the first place with no public pressure to do something like that. and to deal with the pulse justification. secondly the failure and discretion of the russian

military little take years the lack of competency displayed on the battlefield is something he was wailing about. you know full well the people in russia as a result of the economy that is in decline are suffering. russia is more isolated internationally as a result of this. finally we have putin himself here. supposedly a strong man cuts a deal with a leader who betrayed his country and conducted an armed insurrection and was closing in on moscow. cuts a deal with him and gives him freedom in a foreign country in exile and amnesty to his trips. that in itself people are going to look at it and see for the strong command putin claims to be this is weakness. putin is very quickly trying to shore up some of the loose ends he has. that's why we don't know the

consequences of this historic incident is. but we know it's going to have serious ramifications inside russia and likely internationally as well. arthel: if president putin's reign his military, his reputation all vulnerable and we can at this point how does putin react to a position of perceived weakness? >> of pollutant recognizes is a much of his longevity is tied to what happens inside ukraine. if he is able to hold onto most of the territory he has a maybe traded some of that territory as a result of the counteroffensive nothing significant in that. he knows full well they can go to a cease-fire, rearmament re- equip his military over time he did in 2014. and hang onto power. if he loses in ukraine as a special to the counteroffensive they're able to take significant territory cut off with the land

bridge and pommel crimea but that at risk for it not for ground attack with fires and drones et cetera. that really weakens putin once again. that puts it somewhat at risk. i think he knows full well his future is dependent on what happens in ukraine. i do not see him admitting he made a terrible mistake here and pull it all the troops out. insiders and elites that will come to that conclusion but they're not going to say that public labor to think putin is going to stay and a fight because he realizes his survival and his regime survival is tied to it. arthel: general jack keane thank you for joining us for. >> great talking to you arthel.

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one while on when a tragedy happened. the contractors employed the unidentified worker that he deeply saddened by the loss and now investigating. arthel: nearly the entire field and a dozen republican presidential hopefuls spoke at the annual faith and freedom coalition conference in washington over the weekend. front runner donald trump got a thunderous response when he delivered the keynote address last night but let's go now to alexandria hoff she is live in washington with the details, alex. >> hi arthel. this was a first in person address a former president has given at one of these cattle calls. the crowd indeed showed enthusiastic support. >> every time the radical left democrats march as communist and fascist, i consider it a great badge of courage. i am being indicted for you and i believe that you is more than

200 million people that love our country. they are out there and they love our country. [cheering] [applause] this is a continuation of the biggest witchhunt of all time for. >> trump also called himself the most wrote like a president in history the three day conference of evangelical voters coincided with the one-year anniversary of the supreme court sending the issue of abortion to the states and speakers made that a cornerstone of the remarks. >> the radical left has lost so much faith in america but they have lost faith in life itself for. >> it was my honor to cite over 38 pro-life bills. >> i am unapologetically pro-life. [applause] i am not pro-life because of the republican party tells me too be. but we need to make sure that our cut country seven demonizing this issue may humanize this issue.

mike pence celebrated the life rally. he laid out a test for a spell canvas and spoke about that on "fox news sunday". >> we call on every other candidate for the republican nomination to support a minimum standard of a 15 week ban on abortion at the national level. that would align american law most of the countries in europe. >> former governor new jersey governor chris christie was the only candidate who directly criticized former president trump at the conference. that did earn him some booze at one point he bowed up with this today. i say listen to donald trump's speech last night. he had the audacity to say he got indicted for us. now i do not know how it benefited the people for him to take highly sensitive in intelligence and secret documents out of the white ho house. >> florida governor desantis was a coalition's friday headliner

of sorts. he spoke about the need to restore the country's sanity, arthel. but alexandria hoff thank you. before the deadline is tomorrow for secretary saint antony blinken to turn over some documents to congress, connected to his communications about hunter biden laptop report. weeks before the 2020 presidential election, 51 former intelligence officials signed a letter saying that story had all of the hallmarks of a russian disinformation campaign. republicans claim blinken, who is not in government at the time a part of the biting campaign did have a role in creating that letter however former cia official mike morel has testified to him blinken did not have any role with him. arthel: eric, thank you. more ahead on the aftermath of the rebellion in russia. ohio congressman will give us his take on what happened and

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eric: here's a list of the attempted result in russia. vladimir putin's top officials are meeting with allies in north korea. that a day after the wagner mercenary group halted its dramatic advance toward the capitol of moscow. this is where we are now learning u.s. intelligence officials held briefings at the white house the pentagon capitol hill. about the wagner groups movements there are also reports that her putin knew about the rebellion at least a day before it began. applicant congressman is with this he is a member of the house intelligence committee and an iraq war veteran. congressman, thank you. the reports say congressional leaders were briefed on wednesday. obviously that giving up anything they can't talk about. what is the significance of this?

what are the? to sit on it? can it wait? do they wait and see how it all plays out? approximate as far as the united states officials? yes. >> some of what we see how it plays out. there are some things we can certainly play on. let's take a look at what this group is. this is a group of mercenaries, they are for hire. they are not patriotic russians that are trying to advance the mother russia and ukraine. they are for hire. i think a lot of the troops themselves, their official troops have the same problem that is a different story. because they are conscripted. these mercenaries are like a union if you will. this is one of the ways of lodging complaints about the conditions where they are working. like they're trying to advance towards human resources person to make their complaint. it also has the optics of treason. this is something the russian

people are seeing. it is in their streets. that is a powerful message against her putin. i think the united states nato officials, everyone is involved with trying to happens in ukraine. especially defeating russia should play on this. this is not something people want. this should not be taking place and it is falling apart. why he is meeting with china, north korea, et cetera, i think he's going to try and build up their confidence he's got things under control. it certainly does not look like he doesn't. this is a real offense to his offensive. eric: do you think putin is in a panic? is he concerned about his future? especially when we see people on the streets. this he was being played out.

>> absolutely should be worried about it and he should be worried about it from the start. deep down in the hearts and minds of the russian people they do not want this. they are pulling people out of prison to go and fight. this is not like world war ii where we take on this enemy people are stepping up to volunteer in defense of freedom for example for the united states. this is nothing like that. these are hired mercenaries. they do not have the same morale and motives of atypical national war. they really are not part of that per se. they may wear a uniform, they may be russians, but that is not the game they are in. they do not have what they need than they are going to complain. that is what we are seeing here and that is a real problem for putin. and frankly hope it is. >> what is your prediction finally but what could potentially happen to putin in the next few weeks or months? could this be potentially the beginning of the end for this blood thirsty did not make enemy

of humanity? >> you described him well. and i hope that is the case. he is going to have to do a tremendous amount of spin to try to convince the russian people everything is going well and they should be doing this. there is not one thing about taking ukraine that benefits the russian people on a day-to-day basis. not one thing. then they see tanks and their streets coming from their own people if you will, he has got a real problem on his hands. >> member of the intelligence committee congressman, thank you for joining us. follow-up and see what happens to him and his rule. thank you. arthel: a stunning reversal yesterday after the march on moscow. here's our own benjamin hall who was injured during the war and ukraine on how this impacts the

conflict. >> ukrainian forces are reaching out by a telegram a messaging app tell the russian forces they can reach saint look at the chaos happening in russia. your own government is now fighting at south britain where he sitting in these trenches and fighting? you have to hope the very morale to fight the ukrainians that is being bled away right now. the ukrainians think this is a real shot at them, for the counteroffensive right now. arthel: let's bring in our international correspondent trey yingst and raymond chilcote. trait of course has been covering the ukraine war from the front lines. ryan has been reporting in russia since the early 90s and once interviewed vladimir putin. so ryan i want to start with you in or read something from what rebecca has written about putin. it says once as heat revealed in his official autobiography first person, a huge rat he chase into a corner with a stick and has

nowhere else to go. turn around and attack tempering that frightening future spymaster lucky to run away fast enough to elude his adversary. i just understood that if you want to win then you have to fight to the finish every fight as if it was the last and decisive battle you need to assume there is no retreat. he is quoted in another biography. vladimir putin life history. so ryan, to you is putin shaken up or is it steel like psyche and rattled? i think he would've been a little bit rattled by the events that took place yesterday. he does not like to be backed into a corner. he does not like to be forced into decisions. that appears to be what hap happened. it appears if yevgeny prigozhin was able to force that deal on him by sending his troops toward moscow, that said it is now kind of over if you will. there was an immediate

resolution of the problem. he has kicked the can down the road. never count vladimir putin out. he still has time to resolve this pretty promise the russian people that he would harshly punish the people behind the uprising. he has before it shown a has a very long memory and he could still do that. arthel: thank you all that is based on your reporting and interviewing putin. i note you are not an analyst but that is what we are getting your take as a reporter. you mentioned that candace been kicked down the road how far down the road we do not know. trey over to you. what does this rebellion did to the psyche of ukraine soldiers and two russian soldiers fighting in ukraine? cox arthel, good afternoon. and benjamin had a great point sweetly russians have a morale issue on their hands they have had this issue on their hands since the beginning of the war along with a lot of civilian blood. we talk about what happened

here, ryan talks about this contract that vladimir putin had with yevgeny prigozhin the leader of the wagner group. he also had a contract with the russian people. this war and his efforts abroad in places like neighboring ukraine would not spill over into russian territory. the inner circle and moscow those loyal to putin would not be directly affected by his invasion of ukraine. but as we saw this weekend the invasion has now in a way come to the doorstep of the russian people. they saw for themselves what it's like to have tanks rolling through the highway, to be under threat. you have siblings have it everyday lives interrupted. that is something that happened to the ukrainian people 17 months ago. and now the russian people are starting to wake up. if they did not already before to the brutality and the decisions made by russian president putin. and ultimately with those long-term effects will be. what is interesting now as we had the x factor of belarus. a country that from the beginning of the will receives as a staging ground for the

russians. we were there in the early days when the invasion began and russian versus entered ukraine from belarus the northern bo border. but just recently so vladimir putin has deployed tactical nuclear weapons of the country for there is this question now of: prigozhin the leader of the wagner group went to belarus. will he began once again become a puppet for vladimir putin or will he go into exile? arthel: great questions. trey yingst, ryan chilcote, thank you both. we will be right back. ou foreve♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be by your side... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪

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