why don't you think it was a gaf, so to speak >> i think the president was extremely clear that he was he believes the u.s. commitment to taiwan is and i want to be clear here. he was very clear also that the one china policy has a not changed. so, he made that statement himself. so, walking it back by reiterating the statement, doesn't do what the president was intending to do, which is signal to taipei and the rest of the world that u.s. commitments need things. and i think there's been some question about the strength and veracity of u.s. commitments after isis and fighting against the the taliban and how that wound down but biden was clear the commitment to taiwan withb at le least, is sack row sirngts. and assumptions that china's military capabilities wouldn't out pace taiwan w, that there would be a dialogue to resolve this peacefully. rational leadership in beijing to make rash decisions all the things the president seems to be signaling he doesn't believe exists anymore therefore, clarity may be ethe best approach. >> if that was his intention withb this is a major, historic s

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and a ruling party in japan, saying, if it was a gaf it was a brilliant one. >> and overnight, the british ministry of defense warned that russia increased the intensity of in the donbas region. while this unfolds on the battle field, a diplomat resigned after slamming putin's invague of ukraine. it is great to see you. give us the sense of fear people are continuing to live through on day 90. >> reporter: the best way to characterize that is constant fear. there are people constantly worried. air raid sirens every hour of day and night in some areas, while those sirens don't really plant that fear, it is a constant reminder of what is going on in their country, and how difficult the struggle is to the east, of course, they are living with constant shelling right now. and attacks. the region where the russian war plan is focusing. and has been. we have been in central ukraine, everyone you talk to, every village has a story to tell about someone they know in the eastern region. the biggest concern is those soldiers on the front lines. >> jay gray, thank you for being with us today. >> and

what exactly eis president biden saying now about what apoorpearo be another gaf?> this comment is looming over the president's day. he was asked whether his comment meant this u.s. policy of strategic ambiguity had changed and he said no. the president trying to tamp downen the suggestion he discarded with this long-standing u.s. stance. and now the president has, his comments has generated plenty of reaction but i won't say, in talking to the president's aids today, there is not a great deal of consternation that he seems to have gone off script slightly. i think they think the calculus in the global environment has changed somewhat by russia's war in ukraine, by the invasion of ukraine. and the president himself said yesterday that the burden on the world to respond if china invades taiwan was greater now that russia has invaded ukraine. and so, today unspoken but very clear target in all of this is, of course, china. and today, when the leaders are meeting this quad summit meeting, some of the announcements have china in the background. one of them has todo wit

biden kicked off his trip to asia today met the new president of south korea but he's already made a gaf let's straight straighten that out for you. now, we asked how many americans commute to work by bicycle, okay , there's the choices, lauren, your guess? lauren: number 4. stuart: ashley? ashley: i'm with lauren 1.1 million. stuart: susan? >> i'll just counter the 870. stuart: i'm with 870 too roll it >> oh! stuart: 870,000, .6% of the workforce that's it. by the way, bob hagenbaugh, 101 years old today, happy birthday, there he is, as man is in for cavuto. david: by the way, i hate bicycles i know i'm going to get a million hate males for saying that but new york city is still with bicycles with all these electric motors and they are running people down, it's crazy. i don't like that. i don't like that. good to see you, my friend, have a wonderful weekend i appreciate it. welcome to cavuto "coast to coast" i'm sorry, i'm david asman in for neil. well it was the year 1932, we're not talking about the year, stuary varney was born, oh, that's not kind. that's the last time the dow had an

but so -- i mean, i've never seen a gaf like this ever. how would you tease it, willie?the latest from the war in eastern europe and a new hurdle for finland and sweden to clear in order to join nato. why turkey is standing in the way of their memberships. we'll speak with a member of the senate foreign relations committee senator chris coons about that as well as today's expected vote on the new $40 billion aid package for ukraine. >>> plus tuesday's republican primary race for u.s. senate in pennsylvania is still too close to call. and it appears to be headed for a recount. but the former president, donald trump pushing his candidate to declare victory anyway. will doctor oz take a page from donald trump's old playbook. we're back in just one minute. we're back in just one minute. - common percy! - yeah let's go! on a trip. book with ine. you save more, so you can “woooo” more. - wooo. - wooo. wooooo!!!!! woohooooo!!!! w-o-o-o-o-o... yeah, feel the savings. priceline. -hi, i'm smokey bear and i made an assistant to help you out. because only you can prevent wildfires.