that interview with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is part of a special digital issue of thehank you very much for joining, us we really appreciate it. it was a fascinating interview, when you asked what's countries might you compared this to. that is, as we both know, with the authors of those books do that, you've considered. they look at the examples of 30 years of violence in northern ireland, they look at other violent eruptions around the world, but alexandria castillo cortez said, oh no, it will look like us. it will look like the way we work. what was your reaction to that have been considered all the other cases made in the books? >> well, i think it's important to point out that it's the job of analysts, journalists, historians who are considering the president, but to warn us of the possibilities that are suggested by present stations and even the pass. when americans hear the phrase, civil war, their heads tend to immediately lurch towards we soldiers in blue and gray, from the middle 19th century. that experience of people in pitched battle at gettysburg, or appo

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meanwhile congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez telling a crowd in san antonio it was inevitable texasurn to a blue state ultimately flipping the entire country. >> texas turning blue is inevitable. inevitable. it will happen! the only question is when, texas. >> carley: we put some emphasis on theft, patrick said she may be able to sell the feed but not in the land of but we crockett and travis. if aoc thinks for a moment texans will fall for her whacked out socialist, she doesn't note texas. the last time democrats won statewide office was in 1994. that is almost 30 years ago. aoc has been campaigning for lone star state against members of her own party trying to put 2022 midterm and this is despite growing number taking a hard right turn which could mean serious trouble for democrats. according to a "wall street journal" poll if the election was held today, 44% of hispanics that they would vote for biden and 43% would vote for trump. in that same poll, 61% of the hispanic said they disapprove of the job joe biden is doing. hispanic women are at a dead split, 46% each approving and d

over to you. >> carley: senator bernie sanders joining congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez throwingf their own fellow democrats. meanwhile, aoc is being criticized for campaign nothing texas and not spending time in her own district. desi cuellar says that could spell trouble for her re-election hopes. >> to be honest, everything she's doing shows she isn't planning run for re-election or that she knows she doesn't have a shot when it comes to the red wave coming. >> carley: saturday rally, alexandria ocasio-cortez said turning texas blue is inevitable. >> todd: i see blue on janice dean's map. i don't know what that means, she is here to explain what it does mean. >> janice: look at it, where you see cooler temperatures is blue and purple, really cold is pink. you see cold pink up there. the great lakes area and upstate new york and new england, 19 here in new york city. i asked producers today if i could stay inside. all right. we have this trough pushing into the west and that is going to bring potential for rain along the coast and mountain snow and cooler temperatures will brea

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they their names are being printed in the local newspapers the alexandria alexandria gazette is filled every day with names of returning rebels. no doubt a warning to loyal unionist. there's also the fact that an alexandria several hundred paroled rebels were being held in a former slave pin. could this be any more ironic? men who had gone to war to protect their rights as slaveholders. who had bought and traded human flesh from the confines of this prison are now being held here as prisoners of war. all of this was a reminder that these men were in fact prisoners of war. they were not free men and it was unclear what their status would be in this post-war. if in fact we can call it a post-war world. so while many of lee soldiers are facing this type of situation. others face the proposition that they had no homes to which to return. on april 16th the day following lincoln's death hancock again back in the valley telegraphed major general henry hallock as to whether confederate soldiers from loyal states. would be allowed to return to their homes in april 16th is the very first instanc

back to you. >> todd: candace owens referring to alexandria ocasio-cortez. listen. >> this young woman is corrupt, she does not care about black and brown people. rather than apologizing, she's looking us further in the face and lieing and saying, this is happening because of bad government, you need more government. she should be ashamed of herself and hopefully the black and brown people that believed in her are waking up to the truth. socialism kills and it is killing us now. >> carley: a career criminal with 44 prior arrests issue including 16 in one day, was arrested and charged in the brutal november beating of a model. kevin douglas was charged with robbery and assault. the victim was on "fox and friends first" in december talking about the attack. take a look. >> pretty like normal and -- grabbed me from behind. this happened to me, not supposed to happen to anyone at all. >> carley: douglas was arrested for another alleged assault on the same day and his bail was set at $75,000. that model will be on "fox and friends first" later today with reaction

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jon: alexandria hoff at the white house. thank you.exas senator ted cruz is calling for a federal investigation into crowdfunding site gofundme after a shutdown of fundraising support of a large group of canadian truck drivers protesting the country's vaccine mandate. attorney general in five states have announced investigation into gofundme, brian llenas live and more on the controversy. >> when gofundme shut down the fundraiser for the freedom convoy of canadian truckers gofundme said they would give the money to other charities chosen by the organizers in the convoy that led to major backlash, texas senator ted cruz is at the federal trade commission to open an investigation for the deceptive business practices. >> will people gave money they gave money under the promise it will go to the freedom convoy not to whatever left-wing political ideology, gofundme and other silicon valley support, they are deceiving consumers and it is wrong. >> gofundme has decided to refund every donor, republican attorney general in five states florida,

on the other, there are the young artists who usually come from rough neighborhoods in cairo and alexandria. that's where muff raga not originated spreading from the street some 15 years ago to the mainstream. he to day muff rogue, not echoes throughout the city blaring out of every speaker. every took took mistake, might her band live performances, but the sound of muff rog not is everywhere. a sound sorrow, ramadan grew up with all the 30 year old activist is on her way to the bullet all duck crew district rather than dispenses legal advice to my regret, not artists so they can appeal against performance bands. in her opinion, the state sees these artists and their music as a threat one, the for his 20 year old, the limits, the countries image matters a lot to the syndicates in the state that with romulus, they will be the state denies these. what will neighborhoods exist because there is widespread poverty and the people who often lack education are, are openly describing in the harsh reality of their lives in the music homelessness . paula told us to get them over the algebra one which

the album on home, which actually made here in alexandria upper layla's posing for self. he's in a trendy cafe. he'd been hoping to smoke some shisha and relax with friends as he doesn't get a minute to himself. ah, nutcracker nods popularity. has long reached the middle and upper classes too. we didn't arrange to meet any one here today. but you hear micro granite at every event, whether it's a birthdate, a baby shower or a wedding. people play mac work or not at every celebration of a feature on the attention he attracts in. the cafe is some consolation, but i will layla mrs. live performances a year ago. weddings and concepts were his main source of income. ah, the feature of his career will be decided at the end of this corridor. in the offices of the musicians syndicate, the caseworkers see themselves as guardians of morals, standards lay, think muff rogue or not is all about bad boys, and bad language is their songs are a threat to society. they use inappropriate language. an entire generation is listening to this and thinking it's acceptable. oh, of course it's a t

on the other, there are the young artists who usually come from rough neighborhoods in cairo and alexandria. that's where maf raga not originated spreading from the street some 15 years ago to the mainstream. he to day must rogue, not echoes throughout the city blaring out of every speaker. every took, took mistake, might have band live performances. but the sound of muff. raga not is everywhere. a sound sorrow ramadan grew up with all the 30 year old activist is on her way to the bullet. all duck crew district, rather than dispenses legal advice to mark rock are not artists, so they can appeal against performance bands. in her opinion, the state sees these artists and their music as a threat on the front. you know, she's tempted here a little below. the countries image matters a lot to the syndicates in the state level in women. romulus, they were the state denies. these will neighborhoods exist because there is widespread property and that people who often lack education or are openly describing in the harsh reality of their lives in their music, homelessness call a photo to get them over

for that, same thing can't be said about alexandria ocasio-cortez. the new coke of politics.2018 aoc was the fresh face on the block after she upset long-time democrat incumbent congressman joe crowley. the media fell head over heels for their it girl. >> she ran because she was focused on the issues that people in her community cared about. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, she is the hottest ticket in democratic politics. >> she absolutely is. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez is just a super star. i haven't seen anyone in recent years ever really being able to harness that social media following. >> she is 29 years old. she is a woman. she is hispanic and most importantly, she is represents the fusion of movement politics and electoral politics that seems to be where the energy on the left is right now. >> jesse: aoc was all civil and no steak literally i think she is vegan. quick rise to the top wasn't an accident. planned, packaged and processed candidate sold to a hungry young generation by a slick and shallow media. empty calories cortez. her story begins with bernie sanders. his

arthel: alexandria hoff live at the white house, thanks. rich: the stunning about face by embattled manhattan district attorney alvin bragg after create critics a accused him of being soft on crime. he's now walking back some of his more controversial policies. crime continues to surge as new mayor eric add also finds himself this trouble. bryan llenas is live with more. >> reporter: mayor eric adams is just the second black mayor in this new york city history, and he's also a former nypd captain who leaned into his police experience while championing a tough on crime message. having said that, yesterday the new york daily news released a video showing adams a making a racist slur about his experience with white police officers. the video was taken in 2019 at a private harlem business alliance meeting. here's his comment from then followed by his apology now. >> definitely apologize. inappropriate, inappropriate comments, should not have been used. someone asking me a question using that comment and playing on that word, i responded in that

. >> alexandria, real estate has purchased 3 different sections of the 10 for insight for roughly 300 million dollars. they plan to put in a life sciences campus here office space. there could also be housing, which is something the city of san bruno is hoping for. as it looked for someone to redevelop this location. now, the tanforan mall has been here since the 1970's. it was redeveloped in the early 2, thousands and now is it changes ownership. some people who live nearby are concerned about what this could mean for the people who work here and the future of this area. i feel sorry for the berry says who will be become unemployed have the 7.11. i can get about tech jobs, though. >> it the case pushing people out again. >> so far we have not seen any specific details on what alexandria real estate plans to do here. that certainly will be an ongoing conversation with the county and the city of san bruno in the months and years ahead. but for now in san borough to charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> coming up, a u.s. supreme court nomination is expected by the end of the month. we have

within the union lines at alexandria and fairfax returning confederates are now being required to show up at the provost marshal's office and display their parole pass to prove, in fact, they have been paroled. their names are being printed in the local newspapers, "the alexandria gazette" is filled every day with names of returning rebels, no doubt a warning to loyal unionists. there's also the fact that in alexandria several hundred paroled rebels were being held in a former slave pen. could this be any more ironic? men who had gone to war to protect their rights as slave holders, who had bought and traded human flesh from the confines of this prison, are now being held here as prisoners of war. all of this was a reminder that these men were, in fact, prisoners of war. they were not free men, and it was unclear what their status would be in this post war, if, in fact, we can call it a post war, world. while many of lee's soldiers are facing this type of situation, others face the proposition that they had no homes to which to return. on april 16, the day following lincoln's death han

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he knows me now from alexandria in virginia. could have you with a sir on the program. so is this about america jostling the position in a new arms race, or is it about regaining influence in the region? ah, we don't know whether the u. s. deal is going to go through yet. if there is a good possibility we'll, indonesia is always trying to hedge, it's best they really of always work to diversify their source of armaments. or in the past, united states has been deemed fairly unreliable because of our restrictions on sales of weapons and even spare parts for weapons because of their human rights abuses. but i think indonesia would like to a consummate her major arms deal with united states to keep us engaged in regional security is a, becomes as, as regional countries like the philippines who've had to confront china on territorial issues. have now had to look to south career and india for warships and missiles a bit like what indonesia is doing is this is sort of a new tactic now to look further afield and to defend what you have because the enemy is, is just at the gate

alexandria half is with us. what did hunter do?ther is trying to make up for. cobalt is the critical component needed to produce long-lasting electric vehicle batteries. they have exclusive control of the vehicle supply chain. here's the president last week. >> president biden: we will end up with illegal export market as well. >> reporter: the department of energy announced $2.9 billion will go to attempting to develop areas to mystically. ranking member of the house oversight committee james comer wants to know how we came to this. he wants document on the hunter biden business transaction, quote, the american people deserve answers why the obama administration watched in silence as american companies transferred controls to purchase assets to a chinese conglomerate. congressman comer said they will conduct oversight on hunter biden's business dealings which make the proliferation of electric vehicles less of a reality. stuart: thanks, see you again soon. that man there is peter schweitzer, author of the book red-handed, how amer

rachel: thanks, alexandria.aying, at the beginning of his presidency my campaign was spied on and everyone laughed it off. the left said he was crazy, he was paranoid. this was evidence that he wasn't mentally stable. turns out he was right. will: rachel, eric trump has a tweet with a clip from "60 minutes" with donald trump saying to lesley stahl with my campaign was spied on. she said, mr. president, mr. president, that absurd. you know it is true. my campaign was spied on. it is worst of that. she goes there is no evidence whatsoever. vindicated on almost every count, every count. this is huge. this is a presidential candidate spying in collusion with big tech, america's university system, government grants and ultimately with the fbi as well on first another presidential candidate and then a sitting president of the united states. rachel: right. because it continues from the campaign into the white house. will: richard nixon was impeached for less. pete: absolutely right. in 2017, this is in the "new york po

status, would you be ok with that for arlington and alexandria is that what you're saying? caller: i believe it should be left to the local school boards. the local school boards are elected. i am down in tidewater and right now it is down to the schools. they are following the governor's decision. i have two grandchildren, one in kindergarten and one of fifth-grade and they are doing just fine right now. it is really a good thing. now again, with the mask mandates, i think they are out of control and it is become too political. it is time the politics came out of it and let people make their own risk assessments. caller: this is a leo in illinois. host: my sister died from the covid virus. she was at a birthday party with my grandchild and she was there just long enough to eat the cake . i was around a person here, i can't get vaccinated and neither could she. we can't get vaccinated because we have a medical condition where we can't. i was around the person where he had the virus and i did not know it and i was wearing and n95 mask. the masks do help. those kids in school

jon: alexandria hoff, thanks.en administration continues to pledge support for ukraine in a meeting with ukrainian president zelensky today. kamala harris reiterated russia will face swift severe sanctions if it invades ukraine. zelensky asking the west, what are you waiting for? south carolina republican congressman nancy joins us in a moment but first, fox team coverage continues with mark meredith live at the white house. >> president biden insists heat the u.s. is doing all they can to de-escalate between russia and ukraine. last night the president gave an assessment of where things stand and he says he believes vladimir putin has already decided he's going to invade in a matter of days. >> we have reason to believe russian forces are planning an intent to attack ukraine in the coming week. the coming days. we believe they will target ukraine's capitol, a city of 2.8 million innocent people. make no mistake if russia pursues this plan, it will be responsible for catastrophic needless war of choice. >> today f

a woman from the next aisle over said read the room, year in alexandria.s is going to become a hyper-local issue. reminding everyone last evening as i was heading home from the broadcast here in the d.c. bureau, the national cathedral's tolling bells to mark 900,000 dead. it was the middle of december they were doing the same for 800,000. how quickly this very it will burn out and what we are left with in the spring will answer a lot of these questions. lisa: are they getting anything done when it comes to legislative agendas and washington, d.c., considering the fact we are facing another funding gap? joe: great question almost any day. we are not talking about a government shutdown, that is news. the government runs out of money, so to speak, february 18. there will be a continuing resolution, the need more time. need to hammer out the appropriations bills, looks like it will happen for the first time since october. who have a full year budget in washington. that should not be a news headline, this year it is. jonathan: thank you. don't miss dan off on b

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wooden leg with somebody with a civil use month by month, the ukrainian army was closing in on alexandria until they occupied the outskirts of the settlement in the media kit. proudly referred to the tactic of eliminating the neutral zone as a creeping offense in the ukrainian army sees nothing wrong with the offensive continuing, contrary to the peace agreements in place a and she didn't have it in the midst of the most up. anyway, i just wanted to winter, we're actually in new for that. my rush for breakfast with us was iris model, but it's always pretty much just wanted to know. it's just when i go to printer, stuff from visit with lonestar and out that put it on bus tiny little cream if so what i could try to push to start with being with us after when your school has job has been went yesterday to compare well enough to start my initial so that was a little bit of course to, to both come for to narrative, to have been ready for them and some sort of congressional ward. i'm with much of a contributing. i'm calling in with mob operations in grey's own village is often turned into a ful

and on the other young artists mainly from the poorer districts of large cities like alexandria and cairo, moraga not is their voice. the genre kicked off around 15 years ago and is hugely popular with it can be heard everywhere, blasting out from stereos. and from the only presence took took rick shows i even saw ramadan is from the marin cannot generation oh, she says the government is scared of the artists and their music. with 1111 swallow the syndicate and the state on very concerned about egypt image. romulus, they will be there keen to deny that these horrid distributes exist that there is extreme poverty here, garden level mathematicians and he pulled off an uneducated are expressing the reality of their daily lives through this music shockley made egypt musicians syndicate, decides the fate of musicians and their careers, the organization sees itself as the protector of morals and values and views, mareike and not as a bad influence for a while before their lyrics are a danger to society. they use expressions which is not okay. an entire generation. he is them and gets used to it

. >> carley: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez made it "cool" to be a socialist.arco rubio says she has absolutely no idea what that really means. >> todd: there you go. he has major reality check for aoc. cheryl casone, did she or did she not bring the band? are they there with you? i don't know, but she is there next. ♪ do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their

alexandria real estate plans to develop a mega campus for biotech companies. city leaders said they are encouraged by the sale. in a statement, the city manager said alexandria's acquisition sets the stage for the city of san bruno to initiate a public master planning process that will crystallize the vision for this important piece of land in the heart of san bruno and the thriving peninsula economic corridor maybe might bring more jobs. shopper alex mendoza is not surprised to hear the mall is closing. he said stores seemed to be struggling and the pandemic made it worse. it's not really going to bother me because it's my always has been to how it is now quiet that that many people come here, the city said. covid restrictions and the shelter in place the mall's anchor storear was forced to close a like, come here. so when my son to play games. so they said the city's vision for the new development includes retail, open space and housing and should create more jobs. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. the 44 acre mall property was purchased for more tha

>> you can change -- >> harris: democrat inviting reaching a boiling point, as alexandria ocasio-cortezout senator joe manchin on that comment you just saw. aoc tweeted this: "seniors, kids, people with disabilities in my community have been sleeping with bubble jackets on, 18-degree nights, despite paying rent because of funding to fix their heating and capital needs is in build back better. where should i direct them to wait out the cold? joe manchin's yacht"? jason chaffetz, former fox news contributor "in focus." what would you say about her going after a senator in her own party? >> jason: democrats have a problem going into 2022. their policies are failing, they don't know where to go, they are not popular with the u.s. nancy pelosi is running for reelection. there is no better nemesis than nancy pelosi for republicans to get a hold of, and aoc, just keep talking. it's going to remind america what the democrats are about. i think they are going through a resets. i think joe manchin is trying to rebrand "build back better." that recent will culminate marc. there is a reason why the

congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez says senate majority leader chuck schumer should make a life ofocrat senator kyrsten sinema as difficult as possible. alexandria ocasio cortez tweeting "he should treat them the way say public housing or parents with child tax credit." when they improve maybe the process should increase too. telling the majority senator leader to speed up a vote in the upper chamber, carley. >> carley: todd new york state republican to overturn new york city new rule allowing hundreds of thousands of. >> in our elections and it is on the exclusive right to american citizens, not the people who are loyal to another nation and 50% of democrats actually think that noncitizen should vote. we don't want noncitizen's voting. >> carley: you have a plan to block this and what is that? >> so the constitution is clear, the national state g.o.p. following litigations to block the effort. right now the state constitution says every sedition should be entitled to vote and exclusionary afterwards. we will make it simple and only citizens shall be entitled to vote to make it cry

sandra. >> sandra: alexandria, thank you very much.ldi, fraternal order of police national vice president, joe, probably do an hour on the report alexandria brought us, but go back to the drug overdose centers and whether they are a good idea, and sites in new work have intervened 120 overdoses, among 640 users, are they a good idea or encourage more drug use? >> you know, it's interesting. after seeing jen psaki laugh at the historic crime surge and her suggesting kick boxing classes and margaritas for inflation, now the biden administration is rolling out injection sites, how out of touch with the american people? look at the urban communities. urban decay in realtime, 16 american cities the highest murder rate ever last year. add on top of that crime and disorder everywhere, people are moving out in droves, businesses are closing, and opening up injection sites is only going to exacerbate that problem. there was a recent study out of alberta, canada and mirrors what you hear in new york and san francisco, that crime went up around t

alexandria hoff. hey, alex.n filed by special counsel john durham and focus on potential conflict of interest in attorney interpretation michael sesmon, what is striking, though, in this motion under section title factual background, durham reveals that susman, campaign lawyer solicited work to infiltrate servers at trump towers and later at the white house and mind for data for the purpose of connecting donald trump to russia. former president trump issued this statement reading in part, quote, this is a scandal far greater and scope than watergate and those who were involved and knew about the spying operation should be subject to criminal prosecution and, of course, mike, republican reaction has been rolling in saying that president trump was all -- was right all along in saying that he was being spied on as for michael sussman he has been charged with lying to the fbi with with he was working for providing debunked information. he's pleaded not guilty to that, mike. mike: alexandria hoff in dc, thanks very m

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez raised the notion in an interview that democracy will be deadsed on that she answered this way. >> i think there is a very real risk that we will not. i think what we risk is having a government that perhaps postures as a democracy and may try to pretend it is and isn't. we're never beyond hope. we've seen the opening silos of this. you have, you know, white nationalist reactionary politics starting to grow into a critical mass. i think we will return to jim crow. i think that's what we risk. >> is that what you would say, crystal? >> i think what she is stating there is an erosion of democracy happening. we saw it with january 6 and see it with the gerrymandering districts happening across the country and voting rights. many states are popping up new voting rights laws limiting american's access to the ballot and that's an erosion of democracy. >> harris: quickly we have a little breaking news. jason, i want to let you finish. >> harris, when you have a constitutional republic and you have an administration taking illegal immigrants in the midd

the next step, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez can also apologize for calling for the boycottboiled foods when their ceo offered praise from former president trump. he disagrees with you. that is allowed in america. that is free thought, opinion, and liberty. new photo show whoopi goldberg in new york city wearing a jacket, the word "innocent" on the back. anyway, here with reaction, author of the new book, everything reminds me of something, comedian adam corolla. you know, whoopi goldberg? >> i've met her a couple of times. >> sean: by the way, very nice woman. when you meet her, she is like peace, love, happiness. very laws a fair. do you think that what she said, she talked about the evil of the holocaust. do you think the comment about it not dealing with race, do you believe that it was her misspeaking or maybe doesn't really know about or understand nazism and the master race, et cetera. >> whatever is in her heart is in her heart. she is allowed to speak her mind into a microphone because that is the job we gave her. keep in mind, all of these people have a job. their

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fox news correspondent alexandria hoff has more for us.r: jackie, that someone is the president's son. the company that hunter biden co-founded helped to facilitate the $3.8 billion sale after cobalt mine in the congo from an american company to one in china. the transaction took place in 2016 according to a bombshell report released by "the new york times" late last year. it became immediately relevant once again it is complicating the biden administration push to proliferate the use of electric vehicles. >> when he need to november to a form of energy, electrifying our vehicles, that doesn't cause us to be on our knees to volatile countries that may not have our interests at heart. reporter: but as it stands electric vehicles don't provide that security. cobalt is the critical component needed to produce long-lasting electric vehicle batteries. china's access to it means they possess almost exclusive control of the electric vehicle supply chain. the department of energy announced $2.9 billion will attempt to develop electric vehicle batt

see you then. >> kayleigh: alexandria ocasio-cortez returning to twitter after a very brief hiatus, thel media comments were giving her anxiety and that she needed a break. 20 hours later the progressive congresswoman was right back on twitter throwing shade at fellow democrat senator joe manchin. she said in part, where should i direct them to wait out in the cold, manchin's yacht? so, she essentially written response to all the negative vitriol on twitter but can't be away from it, comes back and throw say it just like she was getting which caused her anxiety. >> kayleigh: how can you be this blind to what a disk lazing double standard? it's right there in front of you, aoc. as the ball it was an accountability they gave you anxiety, not twitter because you accountable. if you are truly having that much anxiety about twitter, i get it. there are a lot of troubles and i don't like the low level of discourse on twitter, it's on both sides of the aisle, but take a true break. when you come back and break your own break, don't target senator joe manchin and say, go to his yacht, at what c

mike: alexandria, thank you. for more on the growing tensions between ukraine and russia and the us response i'm joined by texas democratic congressman a member of the house armed services and energy and commerce committee. well,. >> yep. mike: congressman, how alarmed are you by the latest reporting out of ukraine? >> very worried about the latest reporting from ukraine. you know, i think long-term that it remains to be seen exactly what putin is up to. i just know see how this benefits him or russia for long-term growth. i do think he certainly has a certain level of nostalgia, but it needs to be reinforced to him that if he does this and if he goes ahead and invades, that the consequences will be severe and other people in this country, the oligarchs there need to know life will never be the same for them again. mike: in your view is the biden administration doing enough to tell vladimir putin if he invades ukraine and russia will pay a heavy price? >> yes, absolutely. i think the president has been very clear

arthel: alexandria hoff, thanks alex. eric. before the russian invasion appears to be emmett secretary of state anthony blink and calling it apparel for ukrainians he is sitting down and meeting with the foreign minister of russia next week. it likely will not happen at least until then. meanwhile in kyiv most going about their most weekend routines. a growing number are saying they're making plans to resist and fight back. live with the very latest he is in western ukraine, lucas. >> good evening eric for this is a crisis over 30 years in the making when the soviet union broke up, president putin wants to put it back together. now he penned a 5000 word essay over the summer and saying ukrainians russians were the same people. people we've spoken to her on the ground disagree. not earlier at the munich security conference issued the following chilling warning. >> war is looming again in europe and the risk is anything but averted. >> for the first time in over 20 years, russia skipped the munich security conference for western