greg gutfeld, take us from here but first a live report. ♪ ♪ >> greg: this is a fox news alert, jonathant live from lviv, ukraine. ukrainian forces on the offensive fighting to take back territory. a big victory in a key suburb west of the capital kyiv appear they took it back in a counteroffensive. it comes mid report russian troops are becoming increasingly demoralized and weekend. russia media replay reporting 10,000 soldiers have been killed and then backtracked claiming it was a report. there are reports 1500 russian tanks, arms and vehicles are being destroyed. >> it is quite stunning, even for all that power 27 days and they have not achieved any strategic objectives they were after. >> ukrainian forces fighting off constant russian efforts to occupy mariupol but the port city lays in ruins continuously bombarded by the russians. hundreds of thousands of people have fled. >> mariupol is almost 90% destroyed appear they bombed us the past 20 days. during the last five days, the planes dropped bombs everywhere. on residential buildings, kindergarten, or school, everywhere. >> ukrain

gay. >> greg: wow. how edgy, chanting gay in front of a live audience filled with nothing but ultra liberal hollywood selects. what are you going to do next feed a christian to simba and mustapha? how about a dance number about raising the minimum wage. turns out reading scripts isn't the only time fix comes out of actors mounds. they're so pleased with themselves like driving a pre us to a private yet. that's what happens in delusion you think air you're showing the world you're the smart one when you're anything but. look at disney which claims ron desantis wants to erase gay kids an odd position from a company whose cruises actually go to countries where homosexuality is a race it's banned. it's cheaper to virtue signal than act on your principles. virtue signal is the only thing that's free in disney. the magic in magic kingdom is how they make $10 stat for a soda. then there's actor ron pearlman who used the think for himself but now he's let twitter run his brain. apparently that's all he reads so

>> greg: everything got smaller.of the hollywood people slug it out. >> we would be there all day. did you not see that slap? >> you agree with you. >> [overlapping talking]. >> martha, i would have defended you. >> nameplate [overlapping talking]. >> should have hit him in the ribs. >> wow. >> greg: he went to the "vanity fair" party. what do i know? >> chris rock has more to lose than will smith did and took it. >> greg: we have to it move on. i want to know what was on the tip of chris rock's tongue when he said i am-- >> he was going to talk about the singer in the house. >> greg: or something even more personal. >> tyrus scoring the match? >> i am throwing in the towel for both guys. one guy's hands behind his back and the other guy can not take him off his feet. refund tickets and apologized. >> greg: police funding gets the nod in a move that will upset the squad. lavender baths calmed him. so we made a plan to turn bath time into a business. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com >> tech: cracked wi

i have not seen this many exaggerations since january 6th. >> [laughs] nice one, greg. >> greg: thank. people thought 30% of all u.s. citizens lived in new york city. democrats' wish, and the other third lived in texas. a lot of there from new york. did these people decide that 30% was the right number for everything? well, it is. a tip -- when i have them work on my back. [laughter] how did this survive? >> that's a lot of candies. how many can you get in there, 4-5? no more than 7. >> could you pass me a box of tissues? >> do you want me to rent a freckles? that's probably 90 pounds! >> i will do it. >> 2 to check out she hulk. >> watch out for traffic. >> those cars are like 500 yards away, i've got plenty of time. [car crash] [laughter] >> greg: r.i.p. kat, this is true in so many places. there are fewer tennis players that merit an interest in will bolt and -- >> kat: i don't think about tennis. >> greg: you prove my point. [laughter] did you notice this trend? >> kat: i was shocked by the numbers. didn't realize that only 3% of the population is gay. i think it is 30%. >> greg:

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imitate something greg.ight, i would break up with her if she communicated only by fard's. [laughs] it's ridiculous. like hey honey i'm on the way home from the grocery store you might grab something? [laughs] you move the text. she is on the about she's beautiful. >> greg: she is what you call attractive privilege so we give her. >> tyrus: this story is fake, she was in the hospital for something and this is the only thing they could think of. this is the story. the real story is bad. that's a big deal. so for some a history of or woman actually admit. does matter what it is broken couch is the cat text message. and of the world it's never them. while. >> kat: i had no other option i texted you and told to the truth than it even when i was under alone in the office i went underneath my desk. [laughs] >> tyrus: i believe that. was i supposed to do? >> greg: i think it's a beautiful story. the brazilian lady was lying she gave us a segment that will have forever. >> so many extremely important walked into his

that's it, greg. judge?that they really care. the county courthouse is soon-to-be the first in maine to have the dedicated therapy dog. child abuse victims. victims who were frightened and intimidated and have to testify. they are able to sit there with the dog in the witness box or they can actually hold the leash of the dog. and this dog holiday began his two-year training with the goal of becoming a calming presence in a stressful environment. and those of us who are dog owners know firsthand the power of dogs to heal and i hope that more courthouses across the country follow suit. >> jesse: i'm surprised jussie smollett didn't testify with a therapy dog. that is something he would do, do you think? >> for lego lovers out there zelenskyy cocktail lego. the company raised money for ukrainian relief effort selling smaller versions of molotov cocktails and zelenskyy. the lego sold for 10 apiece. all for a good pause. lego molotov cocktail. >> jesse: going to get my daughter one of those. that's it for us. up

>> greg: i hope they give him a fake button. >> jesse: greg, you should be cia director. >> greg: give is in a corner and he is that desperate to use a tactical nuke, we can't put him in a corner. that is why when nato gets involved, that is when the tactical nukes come out. that is why i think the likelihood of a coup rises when nato doesn't get involved. when nato get involved, than the kremlin gets all fired up and it becomes russia versus nato. now, putin owns this. he owns the russia economy, he went in and destroyed the ruble. believe it that way, make him owned this and that is where you want to dance. that is the place you want to dance. >> judge jeanine: he is not going to own it by himself quietly, that is the thing. >> jesse: but i think if no one buys russian oil in the ruble is worthless -- >> judge jeanine: the chinese are going to buy russian oil. >> jesse: but the pipeline is no good, you have to ensure it and you can't get insurance on anything. it would take forever to get to beijing. i think wait it out a little longer, make the sanctions bite harder and see what hap

>> greg: thank you.fidence. knows how to pose for a selfie. has perfect timing. my poodles are not -- first thing in the morning they all jump on my bed to wake me up. this is what i see. that's -- i haven't used an alarm clock in years thanks are to them. here is pictures of them morning photos on top of the bed. they don't care. they just jump. time to get up. that's ted and red. >> jesse: here is morgan. >> piers: i don't understand -- i'm sorry for the ridiculous but i rather like it. why would anyone base jump. throw themselves off cliffs with little parachutes. >> this is the answer as to why you should never do it. this guy jumps and gets trapped on a rock for an hour. thankfully the parachute shredded and all the others had gone and then he just thought they had forgotten about him and the rest of his natural life suspended from his rock. so, it just confirmed -- i have one phone you i can't in life. >> dana: how does it end? >> greg: he died. >> piers: he actually remembered that one of them had

>> greg: hello, bret. >> bret: hello, greg. >> greg: thank you. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baierside major ukrainian citizens that from british and u.n. officials. more than thousand russian troops have been killed. the ukrainians have had number even higher. now in week four of the russian invasion. there are signs of low morale with those bogged down russian forces but they are continuing to shell cities from a distance. ukrainian civilians are paying the price. the governor of one northern city says

greg's moral dilemma.bby, there is a note that said found this a dollar by the door, please only take it if it belongs to you. thank you so much. this has been here for three days. you think the person who lost a dollar knows they lost it? i don't care if this is a social experiment, i'm taking the dollar because frankly, i don't need to see this every day when walk in. >> he ruined it! >> jesse: are you consuming skits now? >> greg: no, it was sitting there, who cares? >> who keeps the dollar? >> greg: i do. it's in my pocket right here, happy ending for me. >> now perfect poodle. the perfect poodle pooches, and they are not. take a look at what my darling stella did to one of my favorite pairs of shoes. >> owned no peer to okay? while i stella plenty of nutritious dog food sometime she has special cravings. this time it was my special brown and white pumps. this time, put them together. here they are, they restored my shoes to their former glory. stella is happy and i'm happy. they are beautiful and as g

so, greg if you want to go to san francisco, i think a trained -- >> greg: i would love to do that.et killed by them. the draconian measures, it is the sticks and the suburbs, most city folks don't need cars. none of this absurd austerity has an effect on them. so basically forcing people to look down on to solve the problems that they caused, trying to create ten-point austerity plan for people who live in the city. no more pizza by the slice. that's costly. by it in bulk. you can only use food delivery once a week. at home the whole time. you get paid more to live in the cities. we need the salary and use that money to explore alternative. energy. we know there is more crime in the city but to save cost, we need to shut off the 911 phone service during the weekend, perhaps happy hours 4:00 until 7:00 a.m. imagine the savings, dana. >> dana: it is amazing how the administration will turn themselves into exploring for more oil and gas. it is absurd. and if you want to invest in alternative energy, you know who is doing that? the oil companies appear they have the money to do it. loo

>> greg: and breakfast. >> jesse: i get nervous about something when we say the word red waves. >> gregpart of your group. >> jesse: even the airlines are taking masts not that seriously anymore. i drove to fort a back-and-forth over the weekend and didn't have a mask to get down there and i had to asked johnny and i had it in my pocket and i get to jfk and i don't put it on peer that is my new thing i don't put it on until somebody tells me to put it on. nobody told me to put it on until we boarded the plane. so i was putting mine on and emma did not put it on at all, not very compliant but we sat down and put it on for kickoff and your peanuts and take your drink and that's a scam. >> jessica: why are you telling everybody that is a scam? >> jesse: i have said it is a scam before. you are back on fort myers on the return trip and it is all crinkled up in my pocket. i don't put it on until i get on the flight. i did put it on for the delta lounge because i wanted to make a good impression. when i get onto the flight, jetblue was a little more persnickety, they are. it wasn't a personal

that's why looked at you greg. >> greg: i'm well aware and it works.ater. [laughs] 's before i don't need a question, here's the bottom line. >> jeanine: did the vice president of united states of america, to me the greatest country in the world. it's not her people given her word salad i would not let this woman out of whatever the hell she is unless she could write down on a piece of paper what she is going to say. she should not bail that out, kamala harris would you gonna say? and by the way when i saw the video said all this must be an old one this can't be new. it's new, she keeps coming out and embarrassing herself, but she is embarrassing not only the united states, but every woman who is try to get ahead. people in the west wing. >> jesse: she embarrassed jamaica that's where her family is from. >> geraldo: chris rock reacting after getting smacked by will smith as the slap heard around the world the controversy continues to grow, believe it or not. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ helen knew exercise could help her diabetes. but she didn't know what was right for her

>> greg: smells almost as good as bret baier. >> bret: hello, greg.two major stories as a new nuclear deal appears to be near completion along with this bombshell from the state department confirming today in the new deal the u.s. may allow russia to purchase and then import iran's excess enriched usual. think about that. that potential concession comes as russia refuses to take using nuclear weapons in ukraine off the table. and president biden in brussels today saying unity among the west will ultimately beat back vladimir putin's

greg, you are covering this on your show this evening. >> greg: that is true.nd kat. two and a half weeks since we have been on it will be interesting. march more decisive action a plan and perspective where this needs to go and follow through with that mission. >> jesse: well said. jessica? >> jesse: i would be down with that as well angel. >> martha: of course she is. >> jessica: there will be pictures. >> >> martha: welcome back, jessica. >> jesse: welcome back. >> judge jeanine: every day to goes by more people are killed and lives destroyed. a crime against humanity what we see and continue to see. somebody has got to do something and stand up against putin or else he will keep pushing like the school yard bully that everyone is afraid to stop. >> jesse: it seems like us at this table have had some actually really good and creative ideas. >> greg: you are welcome. >> jesse: thank you, greg, for your input. i hope the biden white house is watching "the five." that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret. >> bret: thanks to greg and welcome back,

greg? >> greg: tonight a doozy of a show larry kudlow, tyrus. kat. everything including the oscars.around the table, you have to guess judge you, how many nuts? >> judge jeanine: i don't know yet. >> dana: preguess. >> judge jeanine: ahead of time? seven. >> piers: 12. >> jesse: 11. >> dana: 9. >> greg: let's go. 1, 2. 7,. >> dana: come on, 8, 9, oh shoot, pierce is going to win. >> greg: piers wins. 11. >> judge jeanine: is that a prize? >> greg: gets to do "the five" all week. >> jesse: that's a punishment. so sophie and ellie were in a big long island at their school saint patrick's. sophie was the star of "the jungle book." there she is in the red shorts. ellie is the monkey. got a little sweaty thats can it tomb but did a really great job. so proud to see both daughter such performance artists. i wonder where they're got that from. the need for attention, the drama. my goodness. so very proud of you girls. also proud of jesse jr. who apparently took his first step today but i missed it. so we will have that for you tomorrow as my one more thing what they call a deep tease. here

hit it out of the park, greg. that's a baseball turn.hole-in-one, someone tells you you were going also so slow, suddenly, wants to do everything you do when they look at your car and it's like -- buy me a beer." it's a great moment. considering the damage he did at the academy awards -- he did cause violence paired >> that's true, he normalized violence. one thing we know about president trump as he is good for a backhand. i don't know how many times we saw him putting hands on somebody in the office. [laughter] let him have the hole-in-one for a moment. i can see you there is blogs coming, the racist graph. [laughter] >> normalizing all-in-one. i have a guy who does nine holes in one. his name is bozo. [laughter] if you play every day, every word if you didn't have one. >> nothing with tim jones on 9-1 round. >> if you recall. [laughter] >> i've never had a long run. i've played a lot of minigolf. i had hole-in-one's there that i am proud of. [laughter] >> you could drape yourself in an american flag. [laughter] "usa" trampeds all over

things. >> jesse: also bad things. >> greg: i will be the berman here.s been, when a narrative creates a story that bulsters one side, that is out of its element will you create more suffering. that is the simple point i'm making is that could this have been prevented if there was a reality-based decision made and not the david and goliath narrative which could prolong this and lead to more suffering and more humanitarian crisis. >> judge jeanine: two sides. what two sides? you've got putin who attacked ukraine. >> greg: yes. >> judge jeanine: what are the two sides? is it justified. >> greg: do you have time do you want to talk about it or do you want to stick to the simplicity. >> judge jeanine: you mean there's some justification on the attacks by russian to ukraine >> greg: this is the problem you can't actually talk substance about this. >> one sentence. >> greg: it has been going on for decades. >> judge jeanine: this is unlike the middle east >> up next, signs of losing control in russian as they violently crack down on his own people. as a strugg

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: hi, i am breakup bill. -- greg gutfeld.s is "the five." [ music ] >> i think that words were incredibly powerful. he spoke personally about the moral outrage which he felt, which is shared by people across the world. it does not mean he is articulating a change in policy. it is not -- >> does he regret that those words overshadowed a larger message? >> absolutely not. he spoke from the heart. >> greg: brand-new spent from the white house as they tried to walk back to wipe back -- walked back. apologies if that sentence made your brand walk back. the white house claiming biden was speaking in his personal capacity about russia's president, even though they said he was not several times. trying to figure out what biden meant is so confusing that joke had to use notecards just to get his story straight but it came with the helpful labeled in case he got mixed up with other cards. don't worry. don lemon has the white house covered. >> i think this is a manufactured story. i think we should ease off a little bit because that is

please welcome greg kinnear! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: i am a fan!ng? and i remember when it came out and i saw it and i was obsessed with typewriters. >> greg: oh, yes. you were a loan read, one of the great nora from lines of all time, me wooing made ryan. >> kelly: what a great character. >> greg: honestly i feel like kelly clarkson is my fourth daughter. >> kelly: what? i am old to be a daughter. >> greg: about like 20 -- however long it was that you had your meteoric rise. we were at maximum stress point. we had a lot of kids. i guess technically it was only three daughters, but it felt like 30. >> kelly: that's a lot. speed -- >> greg: and they were sticking fingers and light plugs and everything coming in when you can get them to bed anu could finally find some soulless and i would sit down with my wife and i would have a little cocktail a little cocktail. >> kelly: a vat of wine. >> greg: we will watch that show i watch you crush it and i believe we voted for you. >> kelly: i'm going to take it like that anyway. that's so nice! it's crazy tha

greg rabbitry -- greg rabbitry. coined the term abt when he started doing this in the bush administration, probably 20 years ago. greg of course had been doing it well before then as an air force officer. but he is a correspondent and leading strategist along with chris for how we approach cyber activities. i thought we would do is have each of them make brief opening remarks on ukraine implications for american cybersecurity and go to a little bit of back-and-forth. i invite people to send questions in as they wish to. but with that why don't we turn it over to chris and greg. chris, do you want to go first? chris: thank you, jim. it is great to be here with you today with you and greg and senator warner as well. who is a real leader. i congratulated him on getting the bill through which i remember working at when i was at doj 20 years ago. finally it's there and i think it's a big improvement. look, i think there is several things that the ukraine crisis and invasion has illustrated. one, i think everyone has been

to be on "fox & friends". >> there you go. >> greg: 2001.orking at stuff magazine. >> he holds grudges. >> it be slick be an doesn't work, i have 7,000 jobs but for every day americans, it will be nice to have one more day off. >> i think it is important to have control of your time. if you can get the same productivity, why not. >> it just depends on where you job is. the government people, the less they work, the better off we are . it's 32 hours, not 40 hours. it's fewer hours and fewer days. you can be just as productive i for cracked days. >> what if it was just the media ? >> that's what you thinking about. >> i want to go home. >> i don't want to go home. what is so awful about your hom life. he can't yell at you like i do? we love uncle gutfeld. what is he coming over? >> is the second about the country or me? >> it will always be about you because you are larger than the country, larger than life. don't go away. we will be right back. and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i got it all

. >> greg: happy tuesday. as war rages on, one of the other world leaders doing in response. >> in britain the guy with fish and chips on his had actually met with oil and gas industries yesterday to figure out his country's energy plan as it looks to move away from russian gas. compare that to us with that fo media class known as the biden administration looks to teenage tiktok errs to coordinate russians invasion of ukraine an blame putin for rising gas prices. not surprising and a white hous where the only adult thing are the diapers. >> [indiscernible] i had the opportunity to ask th white house my guess is $7 and here's what they said. actually they are number one. there's the terrific fight between ukraine and russia and nobody wants to work with uk a national trade. prices are about to go up as well. >> that was terrible. >> greg: that was one of the 30 influencers at a march 0 meeting with white house officials and staffers. they gave -- they didn't really influence me. i threw up all of my lap. what i

greg we owe greg a vote of thanks i believe he is the person coin the term when he started doing thisn the bushin administration. probably 20 years ago. greg ofn course have been doing that well before them as an air force officer. but he is of course are the leading strategist for how we approach cyber activities. i thought what we would do is i would have each of them make a brief opening remark on ukraine's implications for american cybersecurity. then go to little bit of back-and-forth. i invite people to send questions. but without when we turnis it or too chris and greg. christie went to go first? >> sure but first of all it's great to be with you here today to send a real leader. did congratulate him the reporting bill through which i remember working out when i was at d.o.j. literally 20 years ago. finally it's in their that's a big improvement. look, there are several things ukraine crisis the invasion has illustrated one, i think everyone is been somewhat surprised that we have not seen a larger use of cyber in that conflict we did see before began. we saw attacks on ukraini

. >> greg, who i'll introduce. i'm not sure mike warner needs if an introduction because for a long time now people have thought he is the most tech-savvy senator many washington. in washington. and you can say perhaps that's a low bar, but in his case that's not true. he's been a leader in the cybersecurity efforts, and so we're very pleased and fortunate to get his take on the events in the ukraine, the implications for cybersecurity in the u.s. senator, the floor is yours. >> jim, thank you, and thank all my friends at csis for having this por rum. forum. i think we all have been mesmerized not only as americans, but as, frankly, just citizens of the world to see a conflict as it rolls out daily on our screens in ukraine. i remember i think the it was three weeks ago i was in munich meeting with ukrainians, foreign ministers, intel service leaders. this was a few days before putin launched his unprovoked aggression against ukraine. and on at that moment in -- and even at that moment in time while our colleagues

greg: i don't think so.ukraine turns out to be a glorious victory and a huge setback for putin, maybe biden getse cr. ink the big issue still for most voters is the economy in general, and inflation in particular. the inflation story, whether it is energy or grain, which has sort of been overlooked, i think an awful lot of commodities will continue to rise, and that is not a good story for joe biden. tom: how does that story change in midterms to labor day and into october to the election? this is the first time i have ever said this, that we are really looking at a sustained inflation scenario beyond the distance. all of a sudden we are going to be there, aren't we? greg: you raise a good point. most studies have shown that attitudes, public attitudes tend to harden by summer before an election. so even if inflation starts to look a little better in september or october, i think it is too late to help biden. jonathan: greg valliere, thanks so much. just working to take us out to march 10, when the next cpi

love greg. >> jimmy: i love that guy. can see her in the new film "fresh," which begins streaming this friday on hulu, daisy edgar-jones is here! very talented. [ cheers and applause and we've got great music from jim james of my morning jacket [ cheers and applause love jim james guys, it's time to take a look at these stories making headlines today, and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ pros and cons and pros and con pros ♪ >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of easing covid guidelines that's right lots of places are starting to relax their covid restrictions people are traveling more, so let's take a look at the pros and cons of easing covid guidelines here we go pro, the world is opening up con, or as that's also known, a reverse radio shack. [ cheers and applause pro, you can finally get back to doing what you really want to do. con, canceling plans so you can binge watch "euphoria. [ cheers and applause don't tell me. no spoiler

take us three who greg kelly is an the significance to this case. >> greg kelly is a former nissan directorho was facing charges in japan of helping former chairman carlos ghosn hide billions of yen worth of income over a period of almost a decade. this case is really important. greg kelly, an american, was arrested on the same day as carlos ghosn in 2018. in the years since, carlos ghosn has fled japan and is in lebanon. but greg kelly has been left behind in japan to prove his innocence in a trial that has lasted now 17 months. rishaad: what was the court's decision today? what does he have to do now? >> the court decided today that it found greg kelly guilty of a majority of charges of helping carlos ghosn hide his income. given the time he spent in japan and on trial, they suspended his sentence and separately, nissan as a company was also on trial facing charges of financial misconduct. the automaker had not disputed these charges. it was asked to pay ¥200 million for its crimes related to carlos ghosn compensation. haslinda: what is next for greg kelly? do we know? >> yes,. we just ha

>> greg: i was yesterday. i apologized for like 20 times.t him in a store >> dana: i was going to mention a couple things, one, how would those planes get to the capital. one of those things happened was frustrating thing today. several ukrainian fighter pilots got into poland to pick up planes that were supposed to be available for them and then they would fly them back. that's the way that you get them there. the problem is though that the eu, well, like there was a paperwork problem. so they went in there and they are cooling their heels. the european union should do that and our state department should pressure them on. that was the other thing i was going to mention is we, the last three decades have been reaping the peace dividend from the end ever the cold war. and you have to continue to protect our national security. and your energy security is your national security. so it is time for america to grow up and to lead the way in the world to show that you can do both. can you look to a greener energy future while protecting your natio

>> judge jeanine: all right, greg, go. >> greg: okay, tomorrow night i'm going to be, where? arizona federal theater still tickets available. gutfeld.com and a great gutfeld. kennedy. carley shimkus and kat timpf. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. we will see you back here on monday. "special report" is up next. ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight russian forces are bombarding the ukrainian capital of kyiv from a distance. they're also firing missiles neither western city of lviv where an aircraft repair installation close to the airport was attacked. rescuers continue to search for survivors from that bombing of a theater in mariupol. russian president vladimir putin appeared today huge rally in moscow praising his country's troops in biblical terms in front of a crowd estimated by police at 200,000. president

greg? >> greg: that's all i have to say about that. joey stated, animals are great. because they taste good. especially baby goats. i'm kidding. so adorable. but they are not very bright. here are baby goats misunderstanding the purpose of a slide. you are supposed to slide down it. but these goats do not understand the concept of sliding. so we got two dumb san mall segments, dog thought paper was food and goats cannot figure out how to slide and that's all i have to say. >> judge jeanine: all right, jessica you are mexico. >> jessica: remember this adorable little girl singing frozen from a bunker in ukraine got worldwide attention including everyone who was in frozen and wrote frozen. thurk girl named amelia has gained worldwide attention as i said. just sang her country's national anthem in poland at charity conference raised cross to $400,000 for ukraine. listen to her. ♪ >> joey: march 26th and 27th i will be riverside golf resort and casino royal rising and legacy acres shooting hunger and fundraiser. warrior rising.org invest i

greg palkot live in lviv, thank you.ing in kyra rudic, a member of ukrainian parliament. the people in mariupol are starved out, and shelled out. but your country is not willing to surrender that city. what happens now? >> good evening. we will continue to fight. it day 26 of the war. and russia was not able to take any major city. russia's army was continues to try to take kyiv, and also not able to do it we do understand that only way, only chance in this war we have is to fight, and continue to fight. and with the hope of the getting additional support from the nato countries, western countries, this support we're grateful for, we can continue to push russian army back. jon: you say you want additional support, what kind? >> we have been faulking about no-fly zone. -- talking about known 91 no-fly zone since beginning of war, we were told by nato we're not getting it, however we didn't stop needing it after nato decision. so a couple hours ago there was another massive explosion in kyiv. when russian missile hit the m

go ahead, greg. >> greg: write something down. i probably can't say that. >> judge pirro: she could get -- she could become very sensitive. i'll ask you this, geraldo. are you ready? she can get very excited about ice and liken them to the kkk -- >> geraldo: i think that's a fair point. >> judge pirro: all of a sudden she's clueless on the national and the international stage. >> geraldo: i think you hit on something legitimate with that criticism because she seemed meek and unsure, to dana's point. she didn't go there with any kind of decisiveness. whether or not she had a deliverable, she could have been optimistic. we saw stunning video today of apparently -- of the ukrainian special forces ambushing a russian tank column with their javelin missile and tank after tank or with drones, blowing up russian tank. show should have been, we're getting this, zelensky is doing a great job, we should celebrate their courage. a little zest. a little optimism instead of going there and nervous laughter that's off cue. you know, it seems --

real quick, greg. >> greg: i'm going to quote tim he dillon putin is a monster.n aguy in an air conditioned studio i'm not going to beat a war drum. >> judge jeanine: sandra? >> sandra: president zelenskyy said today that 97 children have died in his country since the beginning of this. that is awful. that is awful. >> judge jeanine: jean. >> jesse: zelenskyy is going to make emotional appeal to congress tomorrow and congress will be very affected by that appeal and it owill move wind to do something he hasn't done so far. as we see biden leads from behind and that's the only way you are going to get any action out of that guy unless he is pushed. >> geraldo: our thoughts and prayers with benjamin hall. rest in peace. we are so sorry about what happened? >> judge jeanine: very, very sad. i think that tomorrow in congress, i think that zelenskyy will be very effective. he is a great communicator. he can cause people to be very emotional and i think it's -- he is going to do a great job. you know, enough with people laughing at him because he was a comedian. this m

greg, you were able to get near that base today. what can you tell us?> reporter: well, benjamin, i can tell you that the war here in ukraine just got a bit harder and a bit wider with big ramifications for all those involved in the conflict. take a look at what we saw, what we heard today. western ukrainian town early this morning just about 2 miles behind us was the deadly russian missile strike which hit the military base there. it's a place that american special forces and florida national guard were at last month. and we're also just 10 miles down the road from nato ally poland. thirty russian missiles were fired, eight hit their mark turning the military training center into a scene of death and destruction. 35 people were killed, 134 injured. locals told us they couldn't believe it. >> translator: we woke up to the bombings. we saw the flash of lights, the huge missiles and explosions. >> reporter: the ukrainian military's been trained by the u.s. there, now reportedly foreigners are coming to learn combat and it's a hub for military aid, plus nex

let's bring back greg palkot live for us in western lviv.f days, what do we pay attention to. what might the moves be on the ground? >> i think the fist thing i would like to say is this is not the first day i have been back in about a month here in ukraine. and at that time, when early february when we left our reporting stint at that time, it was an anticipation. it was worrying. it was not any kind of belief that this could happen if there really couldn't be an invasion. but, of course, a lot of fear. and now, a month later, a lot has changed. the invasion has happened. the uprooting of humanity now, 2.5 million individuals have left ukraine. 2 million more are on the move. no end in sight. the change at that time is the most remarkable. looking forward to see really where this goes. how far this war goes. i ask a lot of experts all the time what they think. and they give me the answers like, well, it could be over tomorrow, it could be over next week. it could be over in a couple of months. so many uncertainties. so, i think that's the o

>> greg: hello, bret. >> bret: hello, greg. >> greg: thank you. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight russian portions are largely bogged down outside major ukrainian citizens that from british and u.n. officials. more than thousand russian troops have been killed. the ukrainians have had number even higher. now in week four of the russian invasion. there are signs of low morale with those bogged down russian forces but they are continuing to shell cities from a distance. ukrainian civilians are paying the price. the governor of one northern city says dozens of people were killed in a single day. in the southern city of mariupol, rescue and recovery workers now are going through the remains of that theater where hundreds of people were sheltering. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live again in lviv tonight. we have another warning for you though his report does contain images you may find disturbing. good evening, greg. >> good evening, bret. yeah, there are new reports in the last hour of artillery clashes between russian and ukrainian forces in t

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>> greg: as un-american, you never think much beyond mutually assured destruction. you, you bomb us, everything's cool. putin is forcing us into a different spot. do you believe in extended deterrence? if we bomb ukraine, "what are you going to do"? that's not mutually assured destruction anymore. it's about the no fly zone. he is saying "i will note there if you do this." that is testing her belief in extended deterrence. i am wondering if we believe in it. should we be? and, is a no-fly zone when it's over, in the country itself is asking for? how could that be perceived as an asko act how could that beperceived as a? >> as far as mutually assured destruction, putin broke the rules. >> cuba, let's do it! you know what i mean? [laughter] >> dana: i just got it. [laughter] >> jeanine: this is all-out war. there are no rules you can follow. clearly, zelenskyy -- no, mccrone had a conversation with putin, and putin said emmanuel macron -- put and set up across the worst is yet to come up." their legs blown off, children, people with limbs blown off. we are seeing this

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greg, thank you.o chaplin ron jackson saw what was happen nothing ukraine, he couldn't get there fast enough to deliver support to ukrainian soldiers and ron jackson joins me to talk about putting monwe his mouth is. what are you giving to the soldiers? >> we've been talking socks, camouflage gloves, we've also been taking one point when covid was stronger, taken masks in, hand sanitizer. we also take chocolates for them, oranges and the word of god, we believe is vital to get to them to be encouragement and help also. >> todd: beautiful. logistics a huge part of this conflict, how are you getting the items to the soldiers? >> well, we -- >> todd: oh, no, did we lose ron? seem to have lost ron. we'll try to get him back. think from the international perspective, this is one individual and we've heard stories over and over again of people galvanizing and bringing items to the region, if not to ukraine, poland and romania, beautiful to see. >> carley: we were speaking to the woman from kharkiv and i ask

>> bret: greg palkot live in lviv, greg, thank you. as mentioned at the top of the show the biden administration admits it is considering allowing russia to import iran's excess enriched uranium as part of a new nuclear agreement with iran. and that is causing major backlash from lawmakers on capitol hill. correspondent gillian turner is at the state department with the story. >> gillian: the state department confirms president biden may allow vladimir putin's regime to purchase and import iran's excess enriched uranium under a you in nuclear deal justifying the mo. >> accept and pay for the highly enriched uranium to get it out of iran's hands so iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon. i think that's a role we would be willing to entertain. >> gillian: uranium enriched component to make nuclear weapons. final deal may be days or hours away according to the your honorrians. iranians.>> we believe we are ca deal than ever before. >> gillian: threats to take the deal off the table if it faces existential threat. >> if it is a existential th

greg, go. >> greg: okay, tomorrow night i'm going to be, where? arizona federal theater still tickets available. gutfeld.com and a great gutfeld. kennedy. carley shimkus and kat timpf. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. we will see you back here on monday. "special report" is up next. ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight russian forces are bombarding the ukrainian capital of kyiv from a distance. they're also firing missiles neither western city of lviv where an aircraft repair installation close to the airport was attacked. rescuers continue to search for survivors from that bombing of a theater in mariupol. russian president vladimir putin appeared today huge rally in moscow praising his country's troops in biblical terms in front of a crowd estimated by police at 200,000. president biden meantime spoke with chinese leader xi jinping for nearly two hours in a video call dealing with the war. the president will travel to europe next week for talks with nato leaders. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in

kayla tausche. >> greg and mark, before we let you know, we want to zone in on your top picks greg, let'st i'm highlighting right now is the cybersecurity segment. as we talked about, commodity prices are going higher, as we talked about the conflict has people focused on defense spending and maybe some of the contractors will benefit but a sector that is going to benefit both in the short term cyclical and the long term structural cybersecurity we were already experiencing a dramatic increase in attacks well before this geopolitical conflict, and as we know, one of the key measures and one of the key ways this war will be fought is in the cybersecurity realm as it's one of putin's most poignant retaliatory tactics suber security has along with everything else had multiples come in when you look at a company like zs, because it guided into consensus last quarter, came in a bit, down 36% for the year but it has strong secular top line growth characteristics. i expect 30% top line. yes, its billings came in from 71% growth to 59% growth in the last quarter, but again, that was free of confl

his primary residence since 2010 greg liggins ktvu fox two news. all right, greg, thank you. well. the white house is downplaying president biden's comments during a key address in poland yesterday. mr biden said russian president vladimir putin quote cannot remain in power. as jeff paul reports from lviv. the remark is being welcomed by ukrainians victimized by the invasion. the desperate exodus from ukraine shows no signs of letting up as a barrage of russian strikes continues to hit the outskirts of the capital city of kiev. and oil factory in lviv was hit by russian missiles on saturday, destroying multiple oil tanks and causing a massive fire. many ukrainians are continuing to seek refuge in poland. according to the united nations, more than 3.6 million have fled the country. president biden met with some of those refugees for the first time in poland on saturday, delivering a message of support to those fleeing the violence. we will have a different future, brighter future rooted in democracy in principle, hope and light. of decency and dignity of freedom and possibilities. f

all right, greg legans, thank you. a person was found dead inside a home in san jose that was destroyed by a fire earlier today. it happened at a home on wilson drives shortly after 10 fire crews arrived after reports of multiple loud explosions in the area and smoke coming from a home. firefighters say they had trouble getting close to the house because there was a chain link fence surrounding it. it was also boarded up. 50 firefighters worked to knock down the flames and save neighboring homes that were threatened. our primary responsibility when a house is fully involved is to protect the neighboring structures, save the homes next door and save the block, so we immediately took action to take defensive operations on the left and right side of the structure to protect those homes. they did sustain some minor damage. it does appear the residents will be able to live in them tonight. fire officials say another person inside the home was injured in the fire and taken to the hospital with burns. the fire also damaged so

i want to bet back to greg talbot -- greg palkot who is in lviv.s, do they think they're going to come back to their homes soon, or are they preparing for a long time out? and what do they tell you? >> reporter: well, the question -- the answer to that is that they don't know. we spoke with one father with a son on his shoulders, and he was just trying to get on the train. i said how are things at your home where he was, he was coming from the east. he said bad, bad. i'm just doing it for him. i spoke with a young woman who should her entire life ahead of her saying i've lost everything. i've lost my family, i've lost my home, i've my belongings. she too doesn't know really what is ahead. and that's what i found when e we've talked to people who are getting on trains here which are now better organized, thankfully, than we've seen in the past. trains here going through poland and going to other locations. been speaking to the people here in the town as well. you get the sense that it's hitting home here that this, indeed, could be a target of the r