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on the phone now is jennifer griffin. fox news natural security correspondent. we are hearing spiraling out of control this is extremely disturbing out of the u.n. what can you tell us? >> i am watching images in downtown kyiv where reporters are hearing closings in the capital of kyiv. this is what we have expected. we have been told that once the air strikes and missile strikes begin that all of ukraine is vladimir putin's sights. i want to read you what putin said in his speech at 6 a.m. this morning when he announced this military action inside ukraine. it's mominous. in a warning to the u.s. and nato he said a couple of words for those who would be tempted to intervene. russia will make sure you have consequences. why the u.s. hasn't put troops on the ground. it's a different situation we find ourselves in tonight. these are two nuclear powers. the u.s. and nato know when you are talking about russia and russia going into a sovereign country like ukraine, you can't put your military on the ground and risk it escalating into a nuclear war. they are telling p

john griffin was arrested and the charges are pretty serious. apparently, john griffin is charged for setting up a facility for interstate commerce, in which he would lower miners and their parents, so that he could train these under age women. he could train them in the art of being sexually submissive, quite a serious, serious charge. he's now in custody awaiting trial. now this is an individual john griffin, this cnn producer who worked with chris cuomo, the former very prominent cnn individual who also stepped down over allegations of colluding with his brother, the new york governor, who resigned. now, more recently, we saw kat rosenfeld who is a cnn commentator. she compared the audience of us podcast or joe rogan, to people that are overweight and unhealthy. and then went on to say this. here is people who, you know, they like something that we consider ourselves more enlightened. don't think it's good for them. you know, we think that they're internalizing this misinformation that they're using it to make bad decisions. now people heard

jennifer griffin has the latest from the pentagon. trey yingst live in kyiv and amy kellogg is on the ground in moscow where vladimir putin wrapped up his remarks. we begin with amy. >> hi, trace. a few days ago, the recognition of these two break-away republics in the eastern ukraine was considered too provocative by the kremlin. but tonight they have. for anyone that said that putin doesn't really want ukraine, i think they have been proven wrong. the bulk of his very lengthy speech tonight was a treatise about how ukraine is not really a legitimate state, how it belongs to russia through family ties, through historical ties and how the communists screwed things up. russia got a wrong deal by the way the union was configured. so he wants to have something back. he basically also said that ukraine owes something to russia, not only monetarily because he speak about $250 billion that were pumped in to the ukrainian economy in the first decade of this century. but again, he ties about the ties of history. he said russia built modern uk

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. >> bill: jennifer griffin has new details in our system. harris will follow us here and have that information for you. so watch this here. >> dana: here is harris. >> harris: the world is watching the incredible courage, resolve and sacrifice of the ukrainian people as they fight back against vladimir putin's army. a stark reminder that freedom is not free. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". with the sundown now at 6:00 p.m. their local time rocket attacks are pummeling ukraine's second largest city. russia making some advances there but still not captured a single major city and been able to hold areas. ukraine government says its citizens are continuing to die, though. still russian forces are being held back from their objective so far. putin reportedly is furious at their lack of progress and told even u.s. intelligence thought the capital city of kyiv might fall more quickly. that country is holding its own despite being out manned and outbeguned and out numbered. the rest of europe has joined the united states to

jennifer griffin right that speech is worth listening to.s one of the more eloquent speeches i have heard. the attacks in the ukraine will be felt in the region and the home line if the cyber attacks as we saw before that caused billion dollars worth of damage economically. >> sean: the jamming of communications and the cyber attacks is that consistent with russia's mo with the beginning of the invasion. blinken said within the next hour or two this is happening? >> yes, it's exactly what we saw in georgia. the father of the hybrid war, he was in belarus conducting, the army chief of staff. he was conducting military exercises in belarus. this is his strategy to combine the cyber attacks with land, air and sea attacks. make no mistake. if it does happen, there is going to be such spilled blood on both sides. that's the point that zelensky was making tonight. if putin follows through with this, this is evidence of how weak he must consider himself. the russian empire fell in the wake of world war roam i. vladimir putin has to be thinking a co

back in december, john griffin, a producer at cnn, was arrested by the f. b. i on rather serious charges. he was taken to the federal prison where he waits trial. ah, and john griffin was charge with setting up a facility to run interstate commerce for the purpose of learning in young, under age girls and their parents and training these under age girls to be sexually submissive. i mean, quite a serious allegation and he's awaiting trial. now this is not a low level employee, john griffin, this is a high ranking producer. this is someone who rubbed shoulders with chris cuomo and you'll recall that chris cuomo also stepped down because it was proven that he was colluding with his brother andrew cuomo when he was facing scandals and eventually step down as governor of new york. now there's been another recent dust, kate rosenfeld. cnn commentator kat rosenfeld. she compared jo grogan's audience, so the podcast, joe rogan, who's been at the center of some controversy recently. she compared his audience to people that are overweight and made some other comments th

jennifer griffin, thank you very much. excellent reporting.o bring you new video into fox news. it shows just how desperate the situation is right now for people in ukraine as they are taking to shelters and subways using them as bomb shelters. jennifer was just told and told us that russia is launching missiles into cities across nearly the entire country now. did you hear all of what they are using from jennifer griffin just now? the arsenal they have. i want to bring in texas congressman michael mccaul. the top republican on the house foreign affairs committee and also sits on the homeland security committee. so important to have you this hour. thank you for being in "focus." i want to start with the conversation, jennifer and i were just having. i think that there will be a lot of questions about what else could have been done. but we know now going forward what some of the options strategically militarily will be. what about other options? how do we protect our own economy? what do you see coming down the road? >> first i think jennifer i

first to jennifer griffin at the pentagon for us. she's keeping track of all of that back and forth. she's got the latest developments. hi, jen. >> hi, sandra this is one of president biden's strongest and most direct speeches. he spoke to the american people about how there would be pain at home if russia invades ukraine and could affect energy prices. he addressed the russian people directly. he made very clear that nato is not threatening the russian people. nato is not planning to place missiles on ukrainian territory. he said that the nato alliance is strong, united and would stand firm. he also warned vladimir putin while leaving the door open to diplomacy that any movement in to a nato article 5 country would be met with force. he also sent another message, a very important message because we've been hearing about the potential for cyber attacks. if they were to target any american infrastructure, target anything here in the united states, that the u.s. would respond forcefully. this was a very strong speech. it was the first

jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. cost and consequences of lockdowns plus the mask debate in schools heads to court. congo shelter for displaced persons. 60 people. local officials say those staying at the camp were fleeing violence from the eastern part of the country. turkish defense officials say airstrikes have hit expected kurdish positions in iraq and syria. british based war monitoring group says the strikes killed at least four people. u.s. backed syrian kurdish fighters are condemning the attack. this is live look at china. one of the big stories there tonight as the day just begins. a shorten olympic torch relay begins with a former speed skater carrying the flame. relay cut short due to coronavirus concerns and will last just three days. 1200 torch bearers will participate. all have been vaccinated and tested for coronavirus. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ thanks for coming. now when it comes to a financial plan this broker is your man. let's open your bind

so has he, general -- i'm going to jennifer griffin in just a moment. but has he buffered himself and has he been buffering himself for years financially in terms of de-dollaring, making himself less depent dent on the international money system? >> yes, he has improved his situation. he understands that the swiss system or the international telecommunications system wouldn't hurt him. he's tried to improve that with his own self-sustainment. china will help to a certain degree. i'm convinced also that the united states acting unilaterally here with russia's central banks, cutting off foreign investment, the financial system is dependent on a dollar, that we can hurt him. but i think he's also in his mind saying, i got it. you're going to hurt me. it's going to have some impact on it but my goals that i'm trying to achieve here in terms of making certain that ukraine, this flourishing democracy is not going to look to you. i'm going to exercise solve level of control here to prevent this drift towards democracy. he believes that that goal and achieving

. >> harris: jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. i was just reporting from lucas tomlinson what they are doing on a beach, the russian marines. and i want to hear what you can tell us, too, about any of the methodology they are using, their military, the russians as they come in if you can tell us. >> it is interesting. i just came out of a briefing at the pentagon with a senior u.s. defense official. there are indications of an amphibious assault underway to the west. thousands of naval infantry are moving ashore near the sea according to the senior u.s. defense official, the russians have lost a little bit of their momentum in these first two days. no population centers have been taken so far. russia has yet to achieve air superiority according to this official. ukraine's air and missile defense capability is still working. though degraded. ukrainian war planes are still operational we're told. in general in the first two days according to this official in general we assess the russian forces are encountering greater resistance th

jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with what the u.s.ilitary is doing but we begin with chief white house correspondent jacqui heinrich and a new sense of urgency from the biden administration with dire warnings at an afternoon press briefing. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret that call between president biden and putin happening late tomorrow from camp david. we're told that russia wanted to speak on monday. but the u.s. pushed for that call to happen tomorrow underscoring a new sense of urgency. >> president biden stopping to take a selfie on his way to camp david. but no moment for the press following new warnings from the white house about a looming russian invasion of ukraine. it prompted his emergency call with leaders of canada, france, germany, italy, poland, u.k., european commission and council and nato. >> we encourage all-american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we want to be crystal clear on this point. any american in ukraine should leave as soon as possible and in any event in the nex

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jennifer griffin's life the pentagon with the latest on the u.s. response and we begin with trey yingst he is live in kyiv, trait. >> arthel good afternoon for the brunch at russian defense ministry said that targeted more than 1000 ukrainian military sites where they are not mentioning anything about the civilian targets that have been hit. not only here in the capitol of kyiv across the country where this comes as we get a new satellite images today from max our technology indicating a large convoy of russian troops, we are talking about hundreds of vehicles is currently stationed about 40 miles northwest of the ukrainian capitol of kyiv for this comes amid concerns the city could soon be surrounded by those russian forces. we note in this convoy it is not just artillery and other troops that can be used for combat but also logistics, fuel and other pieces of tanks and self-propelled artillery. a significant because it will give the russians more ability to make sure their troops moving forward have the supplies they need in this offensive invasi

i'm going back to jennifer griffin. jennifer, we got the two-minute warning but we want the latest. >> i think the latest now is keeping a very close eye on the donbas region. there's been some reports that are unverify of an uptick of violence there some mysterious explosions. the warning earlier today from the separatist leader, the russian proxy telling all russians to leave the area and start lining up at a certain hour for buses out of that area. we always expected to start seeing that uptick in these hours and days before a potential invasion. what we're seeing right now is -- you'll start seeing more of it in the coming days. people should be aware. the russian propaganda machine, rt and some of the -- and some of those russian state media are going to be in full bore propaganda mode in the coming days and will make everything all reality look the opposite. they're going to make it look like there's some genocide or attack on russians that was unprovoked and the ukrainian military is at fault. this is all we're t

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griffin has been very, very, very articulate and expressing the urgency of this moment. she will join us in a moment, but a quick flashback. 1980, 42 years ago today, the u.s. men's hockey team, remember they upset heavily favored russian team and ultimately one cold. remember the hit movie "miracle on ice" just to remind you? >> huge underdog. >> 11 seconds, ten seconds, the countdown is going on right now! five seconds left! yes! [cheers and applause] >> sean: 42 years and now one of the most epic sports coals of all time. do you believe in miracles? we need one now. a few short years later the berlin wall would come crashing down. the cold war would be over. the former soviet union and here we are under biden fighting the same old battles with the same old and we have more from the white house. 20 with the latest from the pentagon camaro and jennifer griffin. jennifer, you have really laid out the significance and seriousness of this moment. this is not a game going on here. >> sean, the fact that it is a miracle on ice video and nice to see finland beat russia for ol

jennifer griffin with more. i can't help but listen in there. the reporters were pressing the german chancellor to confirm whether or not he and his countries stand with the united states on shutting down that gas pipeline, if there is indeed an invasion and what he said was the german chancellor, that we will act together. we're united. we will take the same steps and we'll be hard on russia. does that leave room nor some question whether or not germany would indeed allow the shutting down of that pipeline? >> i think it was a very clear statement, sandra. it's something that we've been reporting for some time from the moment when the german ambassador appeared on special reports with bre baier. if rush troops went into ukraine, the nord stream 2 may have been off the table. he may not have said the words "nord stream 2" but from what i just heard from the body language and from what the german chancellor said, there's no daylight between the u.s. and this very important nato ally. what you heard the german chancellor say is that we don't outli

indicating how serious the allies view this currents crisis. >> sandra: thanks, jennifer griffin.et more reaction from rebecca heinrichs. thanks for being here. putin has built up his forces and could invade or back down. we're left wondering what could change his mind if he's decided to invade or what could push him over the edge and move in. what are we left wondering could change in the next 24 to hour 8 hours? >> the situation is grim. when we hear jake sullivan that more troops are ready, the one thing that has developed are the large exercises the belarus. the russians continue to build up their troops and increasingly surround ukraine. at this point, all the threats have happened, words have been exchanged between the united states and the russians. you saw the u.k. foreign minister with her counterpart, lavrov, they had a very bad press conference in which the russian walked out on her. you is u.s. intelligence, british intelligence, allies confirming the same thing. we believe there's a credible threat of a real invasion about to occur. all the threats have been made. nat

the t that is for sure, we're mckellar griffin, here in berlin, da connelly and keep to both of you. thank you. if the, if russian vase that meas tanks or troops crossing the on the border of ukraine again, then there will be we, there will be no longer a north stream to we will bring it into all you. how will you do that? exactly. since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able to do a will you commit to day to turning off and pulling the plug in north. think you, you didn't mention it, you haven't mentioned it. as i already said, we are acting together. we are absolutely united and we will not taking different steps. we will do the same steps and they will be very, very hot to russia. and they shouldn't it was those exchanges between reporters and u. s. president, blind in german chancellor schultz yesterday. that are once again, fueling suspicions that the u. s. and germany are not speaking with one voice when they threatened severe consequences for russia if it invades ukraine. my next guest tonight is a former europea

jennifer griffin has the latest from the pentagon. trey yingst live in kyiv and amy

so system are less pulling our chief political editor, mikaela griffin, her. she's here in berlin, following events. makella last night the german chancellor was in washington. the french president was in moscow. they are both now here in berlin. do they have anything new to report? well let's be honest to night is not the night where there will be any breakthrough, even on the western side to find any kind of new common line. this is a 3 way debrief in the so called by my triangle format, which had been pretty much dead in the water for more than a decade. but now it emphasizes that any feasible format is being revised. the o. s. c, e, and the nato, rasa. and dialogue is continuing just to keep rasa at the negotiating at the talking table. and i say negotiating because the minor, my horn did come back with something that he claimed was new. and that basically he had received assurances from putin not to escalate the situation further. to stick to the previous deal, that's the bad uminski agreement. that's the basis of the no, no more d format talks. so there

as a result, i am resigning back in december john griffin, a producer at sienna, and was arrested by the f. b. i on rather serious charges. he was taken the federal prison, where he waits trial. ah, and john griffin was charge with setting up a facility to run interstate commerce for the purpose of learning in young, under age girls and their parents and training these under age girls to be sexually submissive. this is someone who rubbed shoulders with chris cuomo and you'll recall that chris cuomo also stepped down because it was proven that he was colluding with his brother andrew cuomo when he was facing scandals and eventually stepped down as governor of new york. when my brother's situation became turbulent, being looped into calls with other friends of his and advisors, they did include some of his staff. i understand why that was a problem for cnn. there's been another recent dust up kate rosenfeld. cnn commentator kat rosenfeld, she compared jo grogan's audience, so the podcast or joe rogan, who's been at the center of some controversy recently. she compared his audience to p

we have peter doocy at the white house jennifer griffin life from the pentagon. lucas thomason in lviv in ukraine but we start with trey yingst on the ground in kyiv where they are fiercely defending their homeland for russian invaders, trait. >> good evening. air raid sirens sound once again in the ukrainian capitol of kyiv it. as troops and siblings alike try to push back this russian offense of, some ominous words from the mayor of kyiv's amazing evacuations are no longer possible. he said people will have to stay put and fight back against the russians. moving forward, the critical part for the city will be the continued support of the international community. they are looking not only here in the capitol, but across the country for tougher sanctions on russia. and also defensive weapons in the form of antitank missiles and antiaircraft batteries. just yesterday, russian missiles slammed into an apartment building here killing at least two people in overnight an oil depot south of the city was hit also with a russian missile. officials are warning civilians w

bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. going back to the map to give you a sense.he mayor of kyiv said thirds number evacuations from the capital city. there were marines heading up this way, russian marines going to odessa. this group of russian forces had resistance but they had their way towards kyiv. big fighting and kharkiv is forces are backing up. all of it a pinch move towards kyiv. each step along the way there have been big, big battles. as far as evacuation. this is going towards poland. this is where lviv is outside of the polish border. the big concern for the people in kyiv are the explosions in the fighting in the streets. you heard from trey yingst about what he is hearing and this is what we are seeing explosions at the palace. the presidential policy as well as a number of different government buildings. that fighting is going to be very, very intense we are told in the capital once the forces get there. there is the big picture russian control occupied territories. obviously crimea is a big launching point for the forces as well as donetsk. altho

intelligence does believe and we have evidence that jennifer griffin was referring to that this invasions imminent, you can say that we would love to resolve this diplomatic, let perceive that to the bitter end. but also find to prepare the country in the world for what we believe is inevitable and what strikes me about the coverage surrounding the so far. it feels like there is a lot of echo back to skepticism or cynicism with the iraq war. i get that i think that is a huge moment in our nations history the people won't forget anytime soon. the press is very conscious of and a poor performance and lack of skepticism. people are perhaps over correcting to try to avoid that again. i think as jennifer noted this is a different. there's people already talking about this conflict or potential conflict to domestic politics. which again i get that, that is what a lot of cable news. but sometimes you cannot neatly put global conflict into a partisan box. i think some people are trying to do that. howard: it all seems so surreal, we don't see joe biden as much time in front of the cameras. is he

>> neil: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. peter doocy at the white house and how the president responded to up, the nuclear ante from vladimir putin. >> somebody shouted out to president biden early, should americans be worried about nuclear war. he said no. that's that. so we have hot off the presses fresh jen psaki reaction to what jennifer was just talking about, the russian decision to elevate their nuclear readiness. listen to this. >> provocative rhetoric like this regarding nuclear weapons is dangerous, adds to the risk of miscalculation and we will not indulge in it. we're assessing the president's directive and see no reason to change european nation own alert levels. >> jen psaki is saying under no circumstance where the united states do what president zelensky is reportedly asking and that is enforce a no fly zone over ukraine because they see that as mounting to u.s. pilots shooting at russian pilots. that is not going to happen at in point. the primary mechanism for punishing putin is going to be financial with s

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kyle griffin will be missed here, but we will be watching his work on the weekends that is tonight'saking some news, reacting to the rising inflation numbers he also told nbc news is lester. holt in a wide-ranging interview, his take on the chasm in his administration and democratic governors on rolling back covid restrictions. you will hear it all just ahead. but first, there's a major update tonight on major news about the former president. the washington post reports some of those records trump improperly took to mar-a-lago when he left office more than a year ago, not only classified, some were marked top secret. the post says quote, it is not precisely clear who picked up the clfi

is trying to prevent. >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. president biden made it clear today he thinks vladimir putin has bigger plans for ukraine and the american president plans to fight fire with financial pain. white house correspondent peter doocy joins us live from the north lawn with that part of the story. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. we learned this afternoon that president biden is no longer trying to get out in front of vladimir putin and just punish him to make it impossible doing anything moving forward. instead the president's plan is punish putin bit by bit. >> russia just announced it is carving out a big chunk of ukraine. >> and this is only the beginning. based on recent movements of russian military and medical supplies. >> you don't need blood unless you plan on starting a war. >> the president's plan to stop putin in his tracks financial punishment on russian banks and oligarchs. >> i agreed to meet russian foreign minister sergey lavrov this week but only if russia did not invade ukraine. enough to that

it's quite a serious allegation, and this john griffin is not some low level employee. this is a top producer, it's cnn. it was rubbing shoulders with chris cuomo now you remember? chris cuomo also stepped down due to the allegation that he was colluding with his brother new york state and governor andrew cuomo when he was facing scandals that ultimately led to him stepping down as governor of new york. in addition to that, we now have a little scandal here with kat rosenfeld, a cnn commentator who insulted the audience of popular blogger and pod caster joe, joe rogan. this is what she said about the audience of joe rogan. and you know, his audience that people consume as podcast is what she said. here's people who, you know, they like something that we consider ourselves more enlightened. don't think it's good for them. you know, we think that they're internalizing this misinformation that they're using it to make bad decisions. now she also compare the audience of joe rogan to people that are overweight or unhealthy, and many are looking on and finding these remarks t