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sean duffy is standing by with his top take away, but first we trn to mike tobin to discuss the fight for freedom. mike. >> mike: the latest is bulletin that the russian say they are ready to meet and talk about cease-fire talks. ukrainian security chief confirms assassination plot against president volodymyr zelenskyy in which the assassins were all killed. according to national security chief, this team was assassins part of an elite chechnya group. they were installed in the hostomel airport. russians who don't support the war effort is how they learned about this. just after dusk, tv tower in kyiv was hit. it was near the site of the holocaust memorial and the holocaust memorial said to be destroyed, as well. to the east, military air center in kharkiv was struck. the police headquarters was hit and reports in kharkiv russian paratroopers have taken up position. meantime, president of belarus, in a peculiar scene, stood in front of a battle map, which produced interesting developments. imagery of world war ii, of someone with a pointer. two, when he says rockets, talks about rocke

fox news contributor, sean duffy, also former wisconsin congressmen.david carlucci, former new york state senator. gentlemen, great to see you. david, i will start with you. just get your overall reaction to the white house's plan to say that putin did it. all of it. >> i know a lot of people are trying to point fingers. by figuring out who best to blame is not going to lower gas prices will help heat one family's home. the reality is, inflation has been going on around the world. look to the european union. germany has had at record levels of inflation that they have not seen since the reunification of germany. so to say that it's just president biden, i think it's foolish and naive. the reality is, we have a whole slew of issues, like covid that have flipped the american economy upside down inside out. and has caused all of these problems. i think president biden is really to be commended in terms of passing the american recovery act. and making sure that we have been able to rebound and not lose the whole of the american economy during the covid cri

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i am alicia acuna along with sean duffy, jacob mcdowell and joey jones.reds of thousands of ukrainian citizens are desperately seeking to escape its broken it sees fireplace civilians in the port city mariupol are under attacking force backed by russian shelling the city left without power, water and heat services amid multiple days of rocket fire in bombings. also tonight, stunning video shows ukraine forces shorting doubt a russian chopper. the helicopter exploding on impact. now to bench munhall live in kyiv ukraine to give us the latest. hello alicia. across the state throughout the whole country of scenic russian forces continuing to attack civilians. continuing to attack urban centers as such the death toll is also rising about 15 minutes from where we are now is a little town in earlier they were shoveling heavily thousands of people having to flee, having to cross the bombed out bridge to get a crossbreed trying to get to the relative safety of the capitol, kyiv right where we are now but hell in the capitol remain safe nobody knows. that is becau

80 ukrainians were hiding has closed in on kyiv, i'm griff general since along with rachel campos duffye joey jones and jackie deangelis. it is midnight in kyiv, and a defiant ukrainian president zelenskyy says russia a will have to carpet bomb the capital and kill its residents if it wants to take that city. trey yingst joins us live with the latest on the ground. hey, trey. >> give, good -- griff, good afternoon. we've heard some of the loudest shelling since this war began, it's been taking place for about the past 4 hours -- 24 hours. these explosions not only coming from shelling, but also the anti-aircraft batteries firing off as ukrainians look to shoot the russian planes that are overhead out of the sky. the civilian population here still trying to flee for safety, and there are volunteers from all over the world gathered here in ukraine to end -- help them do so. we met one american this weekend, his name is dwight crowe, and he traveled to irpin just outside of the capital city limits to try to help these people getting out of harm's way. his words give you an underline on wha

i'm michael duffy opinion editor-at-large here to post. our guest this morning is john bolton an influential voice of american foreign policy for the last three decades former u.s. ambassador to the united nations formerss national security advir and a top official to department of justice and the department of state. welcome back to "washington post" live. >> let me be here, thanks for having me. >> are you having remember your audience can share your thoughts and questions on "washington post" light bite tweeting at "washington post" live. it's been almost two weeks since russia launched its invasion of ukraine. what has surprised you the most? >> while i think certainly we can all admire the heroism and bravery of ukraine defense forces who have done the job under enormous pressure and second it's really remarkable some of the failures of the russian strategies. we could debate the reasons that i think they went after too many targets and didn't concentrate their forces and that accounts for good part of the gridlock we haveve seen and

that was saying, or wal mart duffy or but what all of them have. so i don't know why they were so dangerous for the american people that the united states had spent billions of dollars to act and to start military campaigns. the term of those stage or 2 to the lives of thousands of their own people and also the elliana. so why so the citizen, so the country they haven't made it before. so this is the 1st target, the 2nd one. and you can see as soon as there is russia for the united states as very easy to control the european countries. i mean, one year or 2 years ago, we were talking about nato being almost that. now each time joseph visits any european country or makes his speeches, he saying that we're all together. neutral countries are together. we are casala, they mainly have because they try to picture russia. and the last one is to destroy the over the country. so the european continent becomes much easier to control, mainly on guessing that the most aggressive mutual member countries are the baltic states and put those came, are the ones wh

that was saying, or wal mart duffy or but what all of them have. so i don't know why they were so dangerous for the american people that the united states had spent billions of dollars to act and to start military campaigns. the church of those stage or 2 to the lives of thousands of their own people and also the flow. so the citizen, so the country, they haven't made it before. so this is the 1st target, the 2nd one. and you can see as soon as there is russia for the united states as very easy to control the european countries. i mean, one year or 2 years ago, we were talking about the job enormous debt. now each time joseph visits any european country or makes his speeches, he is saying that we're all together. neutral countries are together. we are casala mainly have because they tried to picture russia. and the last one is to destroy the over the country. so the european continent becomes much easier to control mainly on guessing that the most aggressive neutral member countries are the baltic states. and those are the ones who are pushing the

i'm michael duffy, opinions at large here at the post. our guest this morning is john bolton, influential voice in american foreign policy for the last three decades. a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. former national security advisor, and top official in both the department of justice and department of state. welcome back to "washington post" live, dr. bolton. >> thanks for having me. >> great to have you. remember, we always want to hear from you. you can share your thoughts and questions for us on "washington post" live by tweeting at-post live, unquote. it's been two weeks since russia launched its invasion of ukraine. what surprised you the most? secretary bolton: we can all admire the heroism, bravery of ukraine defense forces. they have done a terrific job under enormous pressure. second it's really remarkable some of the failures of russian strategy. we can debate the reasons, but i think they went after too many targets. they didn't concentrate their forces. i think that accounts for a good part of the gridlock we ha

gloria duffy, former national security adviser and a key player in the clinton administration's efforts to dismantle nuclear weapons in ukraine. she told me, just getting russia and ukraine to the negotiating table is a positive sign, but moving forward, the two countries will need a neutral negotiator. >> my sense is they need a mediator of some kind. i hope they are talking about that. i know that president zelenskyy has reached out to the prime minister of israel to ask if he would mediate, and also apparently to abramovich, the russian oligarch, and owner of the chelsea football club, former governor of one of the provinces in russia. >> now despite the talks the russians to keep attacking, ukrainians are defending. how likely is it worldwide sanctions against russia and president putin and his cronies specifically will continue to intensify? >> they are intensifying. it appears to be an international consensus in support of ukraine. with very few exceptions. sanctions are being added every day. also, more military support, unprecedented military support going into ukraine. the unit

not exclude the possibility of invoking the mechanism of articles $5.00 and $6.00 of the biological duffy weapons convention convention. at present however, we expect to hear responses from the american side to the questions that we put. i thank you madam president. bash couldn't wilma phillip had the luciana viani. ah, i would like to find him the representative of the russian federation. and i give a 4th, a representative. albina. thank you madam president. look nice. thank you. is judy carlo am. eugene are committed to further information. i would like to make the following points. first, we meet of the requests of russia for li allegations on a possible program of developmental biological weapons in ukraine. we listen to their statement very carefully. madam president, an issue regarding weapons of mass destruction should never be taken lightly. as we just heard from the u. s. g. united nation is not aware of any of the alleged program in consistent with international treaty obligations, including on chemical or biological weapons. we heard about health facilities in ukraine. we have

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sean duffy with us this thursday morning. these attacks and it exposes the real weaknesses in the russian military. >> i want to wish you a happy st. patrick's day, don't know if your tires green or not, but to more important topics. history is full of stories of armies that are undermanned, under armed and they prevail because they have hard, fighting for their freedom. our own revolution was fought against a stronger army but we had heart and passion and prevailed and we see that with the ukrainians. you mention vladimir putin has the perception that his arm is 10 feet tall and so strong we should fear them but they are a paper tiger, they are not well trained and you have ukrainians pushing back military advancement from russia is awesome but if you look with vladimir putin is doing and push a strong man into a corner i don't think he will be embarrassed, he will go to any lengths to make sure he prevails in ukraine and that is frightening with someone with nuclear weapons. i don't know how to give him a path off of this d

a fierce battle pushed the russians away from the gates of her keith porsha duffy de glare with her 21 year old. u guinea has been awarded, ukraine's highest honor for destroying 5 tanks and other heroics during battle of the war. he tells us it's the 1st time he's come across the use of phosphorus, the highly flammable chemical force from bug, but also below my 3. but it, it, with my 1st experience with phosphorus, air strikes, one of the scariest, the phosphorus you saw 1st they use the air strikes, then the phosphorus below my eyes were burning. i couldn't breathe through my nose . it was like really difficult to breathe those. but the equipment was burning, just gate was bad. and below now we can't independent verify its use. this is one of the main streets. in this village, i was completely destroyed every building, every window. everything that you see has some sort of damage the bullet holes in the doors. the windows have been blown at the bricks all over the place. and we've been told that we can only stick to this main road because everywhere around hasn't been completely de m

i mean, they made the same page about the duffy and libya said we didn't have troops on the ground there and we didn't do anything about the situation. but we had troops there just because they might drip them or draped them. those troops in nato, a tire claimant. they're working with natal. so it doesn't count doesn't mean they are doing anything about it. but they have troops there and pole in the right now. but just wanted to go speak to them, where he actually said that they'll learn what those people in the credit gone through when they are there. and the president doesn't generally bid troops unless they are going to deploy into combat. and this seems to be the case. everything is unfolding, seemingly like it's unfolded in syria and even libya, especially with the nato context of it all went pushed us leaders and job vitamin in particular, haven't elaborated on what the nato response would be to the use of chemical weapons in ukraine. would you like to speculate on what we could expect? oh, i would expect something very similar to, to libya. so obama was talking about how nato was

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. >> thank you >>> let's get more on the conflict and possible resolution monica duffy toft is a professor. monica, welcome. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> is -- can diplomacy solve this war or is the moment not ripe fordiplomacy to do that >> it's a great question and what i would say is diplomacy can help but at this point it doesn't seem as if the russian federation under vladimir putin is ready to negotiate. he still is pretty foirm what he wants which is a demilitaryized ukraine and then on the ukrainian side they don't want to roll over diplomacy, where we see t, is in signaling and with president biden today in europe signaling that nato, the european partners and united states are fully aligned in this. at this point so long as russia believes that it can prevail to some extent on the battlefield and the ukrainians understand they keep them at bay i fear we won't see a diplomatic entree in the next couple of days. >> sometimes wars end in surrenders or cease-fires. sounds as you said that the ukrainians are in no mood nor do they seem in anywhere close to a position to

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i am jackie deangelis along with griff jenkins, rachel duffy and charlie hurt.come to "the big sunday show" we begin with the fox news alert. an american journalist was killed by russian forces at a checkpoint in irpin. in a dangerous escalation russia strikes a ukraine army base 10 miles from the border of poland, poland and nato country and if russia attacked poland the nato would be forced to respond putting the united states directly into the work. let's begin with trey yingst live and keep. we'll have more on the journalist was killed. good afternoon brett was 50 years old and he was killed in irpin a town outside of the capital of kyiv a very sad update he was trying to cover the evacuation of thousands of ukrainians trying to get out of harm's way. the colleague spoke trying to describe what happened, he approached a checkpoint and fired upon after trying to turn around. take a listen to what he has to say. >> we crossed the checkpoint and they started shooting to the driver turned around and they kept shooting two of us my son's friend has been shot and

stories, let's welcome and box in friends weekend cohost bestseller and her friend, rachel campos-duffysuccess just like the first one. >> thank you. i hope so. the first block people connecte with that for whatever reason. the whole idea was to remind them that god's president in their lives and cares about them . this next book we look at this through the lens of motherhood, of the parent/child relationship . you are a bomb of nine and you have girls and your families an you and your daughters of put together some think that participates in our bucks cash special is going to be on about mothers and daughters. so tell me how your faith informed informs your view of motherhood. >> i have six daughters and i'm so excited to be part of your women of the bible and mothers and daughters speak through the bible is special so things for that. i've always had a very deep and special connection with the virgin mary and in my faith addition, the feminine, the maternal is celebrated and elevated and the service and sacrifice the comes with motherhood is also celebrated a elevated, which is a very

quick programing note, sean duffy will host inflation in america 5:00 p.m. eastern.ht, friend, no matter what. five, four, three, two, noon, neil. neil: i like when you said one time you did it with me. stuart: you're young enough to be my son. neil: i don't think so, my friend. it is flattering actually it could be my son or my grandson. thank you very much. it was very riveting. i know how the new york st. patrick's day all started. we're waiting for the president of the united states in this country, what jerome powell and his

started dropping the he said i got to go here to talk about what he did at the poland-ukraine border duffy you're back at your home where you live now in spain. is that right? >> i grew up in a mixed family. my father is a 3rd generation. san francisco native. from the sunset and my mom is from them. and just so rural spain will feel it. so i'm back in buffalo ny. my daughter was born via surrogacy, some of single fathers by choice. and she was born 2 years ago to her birth mother is named she's from hot to cold and she's a part of our family. and when the war broke out. you know, i felt helpless and i cried probably on the sofa for the first day. it's still there cove, in rincon communication, almost every day. and then the next day i got an airplane and flew to the polish border to see how i can be useful with physically yet to do what i mean, what it was a guy. do your your one man. yeah. flies to the border. and so what happened was what got you there? so you do so, yes, i know i don't speak. i don't think polish. it'll speak ukrainian and will speak so i rented a car and i and they're

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investigators identified the victim as 72 year-old duffy know gonzalez and the suspect as his son. 32ancisco gonzales. he's currently held without bail on a murder charge. the shooting happened tuesday morning. sheriff's deputies arrested gonzales around 4 in the afternoon about 8 miles away from the crime scene. investigators are still trying to figure out the motive. >> well, little bit of good news for us. this convective line that's resulted in hail and thunderstorms is weakening a bit. we still have a special weather statement, though, issued by the national weather service stretching from mountain view. i'm up along this line of showers across the east bay, north bay's where most of our energy has been concentrated. all keep you updated on as we go. >> and we've had a busy one on this thursday morning as traffic continues to pick up. we've got a look at your drive times. we'll have more when we times. we'll have more when we get back from break. times. we'll have more when we get back from break. forged with a sweet, sweet heat. wendy's new hot honey chicken biscuit and sandwich

because her home is slightly outsider district in a letter to bart's general manager board members bevin duffy and janice lee. as for review of the outside counsel, they say we cannot support moving forward fair and just appointments process unless until we have pursued all legal remedies and options that would allow the person who was elected by the people of district seven to continue representing those constituents. latif assignment is the boards only black members she lived in richmond, but recently moved to berkeley after being the target of threats and vandalism, she says bart officials told her the new address met the residency requirements, but apparently it's outside the district by about 700 ft. so bart says she's disqualified to hold her seat. simon's longtime friend and colleague, assembly man may obata was critical of the move. i am certain that she would have taken every measure to ensure that she could have stayed in her district. she's a black board member on an all white part board when we know that, in fact, with the new redistricting , the typical will actually continue to s

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