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. ♪ ♪ john: progressive democrats are warning the white house that the party will see pain at the pollsiver on key policies and are encouraging the president to make a run around the senate. joining us now is democratic congressman ro khanna, author of the new book, "dignity in the digital age." congressman, welcome back to fox news. >> thank you for having me. john: good to have you here. i don't need to play the sound bite again, but let me get you to weigh in on what the said, ad libbed, at the end of that speech yesterday because a lot of people did a double take. and it's headlines everywhere where around the world right now that the president just called for reregime change in russia. >> john, let me be very clear, the united states policy is not regime change, it's a negotiated end to this war. now, look, when putin in mariupol is bombing theaters with 300 kids there, where there's a sign saying children, and he's bombing that, any human being would express frustration, and the president was speaking from his heart, but it's not the u.s. policy to seek regime change. john: he has

but texas republican senator john cornyn criticize the bill for inflicting more pain on americans. >> by cutting off a key source of funding for infrastructure. this is a gimmick to create the illusion of action. well, really doing nothing. the draining the highway trust fund that we rely upon. >> to build our roads and bridges. horton says the reason gas prices are up is because supply here at home is down >> he and republican senator pat toomey see the president needs to focus on helping u.s. oil companies ramp up production. >> i'd suggest if we want to help commuters and family suffering from inflation, we can start by reversing the administration's actions. which keep us from using much of our own fossil energy. they're certainly urgency. >> they're certainly need to do everything we can to insurer mitigating the impact. white house press secretary jen psaki says the administration is weighing a range of options to address the rising gas prices and everything, including suspending the federal gas tax is still on the table in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> well, ever pose a by

a biologist -- >> reporter: they asked about abortion. >> can an unborn child feel pain at 20 weeks? >> senator, johnn responding, he's going to interrupt you. >> reporter: judiciary committee chairman dick durbin is responsible for piloting jackson's nomination through the senate, but i the man who picked jackson enjoys an unprecedented vantage point about the course his nominee faces. >> the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do, mr. chairman. >> president biden presided over hearings for six supreme court nominees in the '80s and '90s when he served in the senate. two of those are legendary. the president tangled with robert bork in 1987. >> well, the fact is what was prosecuted -- >> well, let me -- i have more to say about that, whether it was a crime torrent. >> bork later became only one of 11 supreme court nominees desweeted on -- defeated on the senate floor. >> you know and i know what we're talking about. >> in 1991 president biden presided over what many regard as the most noxious supreme court hearing in history. >> this is a circus. it's a national di

i will ask senator john cornyn for that. will pain at the pump ever matter more than climate for a for a lot of people in charge? i give you my take following the money to make money in the market. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so it is a quiet day today thus far but we got some data this morning on housing. also some crude inventory numbers. house you numbers a little worrisome. sales missed consensus. declined, the street was expecting for them to be up, declined month-over-month and year-over-year by 6%. this always happens with the supply. with the average price cracking above $500,000 for the first time in history make we're at a peak there. as for the stock market it largely has been lower today, with 10 of 11 sectors in the red, there is not a great sense of panic. on the contrary i've seen buyers nibble on the market a few times during the session alone because, it really, it is the debate, it is raging on. is this a bear market bounce or have we already put in a bottom? if so, should you be loading

mount diablo pays about $3000 less, but about $4000 more than the lowest pain district, which is john smith. but that district only serves about 1400 students compared to. diablo's 29,000. but we understand that we're both going to have to give on on either side to try to come during agreement. representations from both sides will meet with a state mediator today. a fact finding panel will publish a report with recommendations for a compromise likely by next week. if teachers don't like what they see their plan to go on strike. that is not what we want to do. i don't want to strike after working for this district for 27 years, and i'm extremely concerned about that, and i want to avoid a strike. however i can't mortgage away our students financial future within the district in agreeing to a race. is that we just cannot afford at this time. reporting in pleasant hill. i'm james torrez, ktvu fox two news. russia is continuing to attack civilian targets across ukraine , forcing more people leave the country seeking safety unless lexus mcadams reports from poland with the very latest deve

he says biden's plan means nothing but more debt and more pain for the american people. >> john: first of ukraine.

john? >>> a ukrainian father suffering the unimaginable pain of losing his young son to shelling by the russianf his now destroyed home, the father said the day began in relative quiet, and then without warning everything changed. >> translator: i don't know if the almighty is there and why all of this and what for. a 2-year-old child who hasn't seen life. he suffered for nothing. mom called him sweet kiss. now there's no one. no sign of any trouble, usually there are sounds are artillery over there from the direction of irpin. everything was quiet, he asked to go to sleep in his bed again, and stayed asleep there. the blast simply blew away the annexed structure to hell. the kid was covered with all of the debris. the moment he was found, there was still a heart beat, but he died during the attempt to load him into the ambulance. ♪ i like that the ww personalpoints plan is built just for me. don't pay until summer. get your first 3 months free at ww.com. hurry! offer ends march 24th. centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when vo

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adding, "unfortunately, we serve papa john's." ( laughter ) but yesterday, russia suffered the most painful beloved parent company, paramount, has announced plans to suspend operations in russia. that's right, russia! ( applause ). >> jon: yeah! uh-huh! come on, get it. >> stephen: you step out of line, and the good people at paramount will snap into action... a couple weeks after we make sure everyone else has done it! we just-- we just don't have a very good signal up on the mountain. we didn't know what was going on. and i gotta say, i think this might be the thing that ends the war. putin's bound to surrender the minute he hears he's losing access to a mountain of entertainment. say dasvidaniya to all 6 seasons of "i-carly," "crocodile dundee in los angeles," and the jewel of the paramount empire, "the love guru," featuring yours truly as a hockey announcer! a subject i know nothing about! ( applause ) no idea what i was saying. of and you know what? if this war doesn't stop immediately, i am going to extend the sanctions on "the love guru" to include every nation on earth. that's right

pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possi joe buck and john smoltz welcoming you back to the city center convenienceou just hope all that training pays off. heather lays down her purchase but randy rings it up as slowly as he can. uh-oh. yup, she's looking at the cigarettes. there's nothing good back there. heather's arm is in motion. but she just grabs the gum off the counter. that's a slick move. even randy tips his cap to heather. stand up to cancer and rally wants you to reduce your risk for cancer. go to takeahealthystand.org >>> our top stories this morning, organizers of the academy awards say they do not condone violence after best actor winner will smith slapped comedian chris rock on live television after he made a joke about smith's wife, jada pinkett smith. smith later apologized to academy and fellow nominees. he stopped short of addressing rock. >>> president biden denied that he is calling for regime change after a remark about vladimir putin during a speech in poland this weekend. the remark drew concern around the world. meantime, president volodymyr zelenskyy says ukraine is consid

he says biden's plan means nothing but more debt and more pain for the american people. >> john: first another alert this time on vladimir putin's bloody invasion of ukraine. russia's brutality on display in the port city of mariupol, russian troops essentially have full control. at least 5,000 residents have been killed and more than 80% of mariupol is damaged or destroyed. john roberts in washington. good to be with you today. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." russian attacks targeting another fuel depot in the western city of lutsk overnight. the second missile on a fuel storage facility since sunday. missiles were fired from neighboring belarus. >> and in mykolaiv, a massive hole in the government building. at least seven died in the attack. >> sandra: fox team coverage from the u.s. to ukraine begins now. >> john: alex hogan gets us started in lviv. >> john, sandra, in the eastern part of the country near the contested donbas area, russia is strengthening the stronghold on mariupol, the president says 90% of the buildings have been completely destroye

john barrasso and rob portman join us. oil prices coming down the gas prices remain high. lingering pain at the pump. round in ukraine. i'm john roberts. joined sandra smith in the at the top of the art for "america reports." >> emily: russia announced sanctions on 13 americans included president biden, his son hunter and hillary clinton. other members of the biden administration also made the list. this is the man known as the kremlin spin dr. demands the u.s. returns alaska to russia. this is not the onion. it's is coming out of russia. >> ari: i'm kind of glad they have done this. it illustrates how meaningless the word section often is. he says we are sanctioning these russian oligarchs. at the end of the day, does it matter that they are sanctioning these americans. the answer is no in both directions. typically when you sanction the oligarchs, it means they can't travel. do you think vladimir putin really cares? do you think it's going to stop him? when we hear the word sanction, we should remember it's often one of those political words that sounds tough, sounds good doesn't change anything or

but texas republican senator john cornyn criticize the bill for inflicting more pain on americans. >> by cutting off a key source of funding for infrastructure. this is a gimmick to create the illusion of action. well, really doing nothing. the draining the highway trust fund that we rely upon. >> to build our roads and bridges. horton says the reason gas prices are up is because supply here at home is down. >> he and republican senator pat toomey say the president needs to focus on helping u.s. oil companies ramp up production. >> i'd suggest if we want to help commuters and family suffering from inflation, we can start by reversing the administration's actions. which keep us from using much of our own fossil energy. they're certainly urgency. >> they're certainly need to do everything we can to insurer mitigating the impact. white house press secretary jen psaki says the administration is weighing a range of options to address the rising gas prices and everything, including suspending the federal gas tax is still on the table in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> a proposal by a gro

. >> john, is there a sense that putin actually feels this pain, or the embarrassment of big companies pulling out or, you know, oligarchs who may be complaining about the sanctions against them, or the people on the street who are lining up at atms and seeing their savings wiped out. does putin feel that pressure? could he succumb to that pressure? >> i think ultimately he cannot ignore that pressure. putin is a self-monitoring man and he's not going to show that kind of weakness. that pressure is being felt in the kremlin. it is being felt in the streets of the cities and the protesters seeing and the economic anxiety. that's the kind of thing that undermines, even an autocracy, and the question is, you know, at what point does that change his direct calculus. i will say also we're seeing, i think, a major shift, a blowback to putin's violent aggression in the face of all the global populous who elevated and venerated vladimir putin in recent years through forms of what aboutism or indirect funding to their organizations. but they now find themselves after making all sorts of excuses

john on those syllable that go black. go with movements and gestures. the women express their pain and anger. oh, it's difficult to put the trauma to words. and for some migrant language barriers, make it impossible. we almost have african roots to done and others come from asia for the middle east. is that? oh, wow. the french health ministry estimate that 125000 women in france have undergone f g m. role naturally kanga is one of them all like marie claire. the 3rd year old comes from ivory coast one in 3 women there share the same fine. natalie loves books. in 2017, she came to poor dough to study french literature. in summer, she did her masters. she wants to live in dalton life, far from the traditions of her homeland. she was subject to f g m 20 years ago, but she still suffers from the physical and psychological consequences to this very day or so. so he said it took up the account. forget to godaddy. it's a trauma that haunts you. your whole life fickle them. i think charlie flat, you are these are you leave home early one morning with your mum? you see your friends. you're happy beca

john. just when you thought the pain at the pump could not get worse, now you have to criminals are n onlyoing after passenger vehicles. not just los angeles. hundreds of gallons stolen at stations in north carolina, texas, often totaling tens of thousands of dollars. they are capitalizing on the skyrocketing prices. national average has decreased, but in california we are continuing to set record highs totaling 5.80 today. back during the gas shortage in the 1970s you used to be able to simon gas off, but now the caps lock. thieves drill into the tank now and 30, $40 at a time. the owner of a and a automotive, people have come in with the problem. how do thieves do it? >> simple. the gas tanks are made out of plastic and easy, less than a minute, a hole here and that's it, it's all done. >> how much would it cost to fix this? >> average, 15 to $2,000 to replace it, you can't fix them. it has to be replaced. that's how it works. >> thank you so much. think about that, john. on top of what you are paying at the pump you have to pay for this to replace it and it could be dangerous if your ga

john, whether a dictator declares war. so today i'm laying out a 2 par plan now on the ease the pain that families are feeling right now. but the end, this air of dependence and uncertainty and lay a new foundation for true and last year, american energy independence, parent statically. just imagine if in fact, europe didn't have to count on russian oil. if they were energy independent, would change the nature of so much problem we're facing with gas prices as to routes. first, the pandemic when coverage drug demand for oil plummet. so production slowed down worldwide is because of the strength and the speed of our recovery demand for oil shot back up much faster than the supply. that's why the cost of gas began to rise last year. the 2nd route, as latimer potent started this year, gas was about $3.30 a gallon. today, it's about average and for $2422.00 is higher. many states nearly a dollar more or less than 3 months. the reason for that is because of putting war and now many people no longer buy in russian oil around the world. i've been russian import of oil here in america. probably some democrats in congress call f

we can do certain things and don't have to put any more pain on the american people. >> john: this is a democratic senator who has been a little out of step with many other democrats saying we can solve the problem tomorrow, turn on the spigot. why isn't the biden administration doing that? >> the democrats are pandering the radical environmentallists and using the conflict to pass radical climate change, renew deal agenda and that's the sad reality of it. we are well on our way to $5 a gallon gas on average across the country. >> john: that would be cheap in california. >> or washington d.c., but the rest of america it's only going to get worse because the biden administration refuses to do what needs to be done, start, restart construction on the keystone pipeline, start drilling again on federal lands. more contracts in new mexico and the arctic. this is common sense. we saw it work for four years under president trump, energy independent and now biden is going around the world begging other adversaries like iran and venezuela, other countries like saudi arabia to increase oil prod

pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. >>> welcome back. john berman in lviv.once home to 450,000 people. volodymyr zelenskyy said the city has been reduced to ashes. joining me is a senior fellow and spokesman for the organization for security and cooperation in europe. great to see you in person. we see these images from mariupol. we hear the stories coming out from that city and you get a sense of the immense suffering, purposeful, at the hands of vladimir putin. >> purposeful and grave violation of international humanitarian law, denying people access to water, agriculture, things like that. i think what the ukrainians are doing given all of its destruction and human suffering is very wise. what they're doing is documenting a lat of the war crimes, alleged war crimes that are happening. this will be very, very important later on. ukraine has a very experienced team of doing these legal t trials. >> you have a fear that the deliberate suffering being inflicted in mariupol might be repeated in other parts of the country? >> exactly. donbas, we saw with our ow

pain. don't wait for a break. call your doctor now and ask how prolia® can help you. >>> john berman here in the western ukrainianf lviv. russian attacks escalated over the weekend in cities including the capital of kyiv and mariupol on the sea of azov. that led to president zelenskyy to issue his strongest appeal yet for a cease-fire. >> translator: i'm ready for negotiations with him. if these attempts fail, that would mean that this is a third world war. >> all right. joining me now is ukrainian lawmaker live in kyiv this morning. i know there were attacks over the weekend, including a shopping center hit. why don't you just tell me what the situation is like where you are this morning. >> it wasn't just the weekend. it was every day, every night. we had attacks inside of kyiv last night. the reality is these were completely civilian, residential parts of town, residential homes being hit. russia doesn't really care what it shoots. you don't know what is going to happen in the next moment. the city is getting prepared for a battle, what the russians will throw at us. . >> you are preparing for it to be a battl

john. americans all across the country meanwhile feeling the pain at the pump, and forced to change their drivingfuel costs continue to climb as a result of this invasion of ukraine. gas prices still skyrocketing, the national average today, 4.32 a gallon. that is up 81% since inauguration day. biden administration putting the blame on vladimir putin and his invasion, but it's been rising steadily for more than a year. former economic advisor to president ronald reagan joins us in a moment, but first madison alworth is talking to drivers in east rutherford, new jersey about how they are adjusting to these high prices. hi, madison. >> hi, sandra. the drivers we have been talking to, they all have had to make adjustments. we are seeing high prices, 4.32 on average, highest that americans have ever paid for gas. aaa found six in ten drivers are adjusting their driving because it's over $4, and at this point, way over $4. the drivers i spoke to are saying the same thing. we are not just dealing with high gas prices, everything is costing more. we are at a 40-year high with inflation, 7.9%, and as a r

paine. yesterdayrd we were at independence hall and saw the reenactment of the peaceful transfer of power from george washington to johnry emotional especially in light of what happened last year mr. clyburn said these are the times that drive men's souls. with all of that we have to show the public the relationship between democracy and their kitchen table concerns. if the other side has its way in suppressing the vote and nullifying elections what does that mean? it means big money dominates at the kitchen table people will not have the competence that theyt can lower drug prices are have higher minimum wage or better public education and safers neighborhoods free of gun violence because of that big dark money which would prevail if republicans have their way in suppressing the vote and all applying elections. nothing less than our democracy. what democracy also means and fair elections means and the lives of the american people. the time is found here. this is a president who has a great vision for our country. we see that every day. he has vision and values that go with it. he is a president who has knowledge and j

painful no matter what they do. >> and the lingering question to all of this, john, is does, do any of these moves, big announcements, these shifts, do they change vladimir putin's behavior? which is the big unknown, right? >> clearly, they have not changed his behavior so far. more consequential has been the resistance that ukrainians have offered to russian military forces but if it doesn't change his behavior immediately, the idea is to punish and keep escalating the cost on russia to deter it down the road. the one thing that the president underscored in those remarks is he talked about the article v commitment under nato that only applies to military, so he was implicitly redrawing that line saying that the united states is not going to commit military force to ukraine. that is the line to watch as we go further and as economic deterrence fails, the question is going to be what becomes of that military line and its possibility of deterring putin. >> absolutely. john, thank you very much. catherine, great to see you. thank you for being here. >>> coming up for us, more than 2 million ukrainians fled their homes.

john thune was like what are you doing there on that trip? is there going to be a painful outcome? days ago. putin is smart and clever and yesterday didn't he encourage china to take taiwan or excused ahead of time anything that president xi -- >> he seemed to say this would be a good time. good timing. >> that is so deplorable, if i can use the term in is the former president of the united states. the fact that other republicans don't feel any need to say, wait, that does not speak for our party. >> how long have we heard that statement? >> fair enough. >> since 2017, 18, 19? >> we're at war now. >> does war make all of this different, betsy? >> what's important for republican politics, there's an easy way to gauge. the farther away from the base, the father away. all the way over on the other ends folks like j.d. vance, jake masters, people running in republican primaries who are basically saying why do we care, nobody in the united states even knows where ukraine is, really downplaying any sense of responsibility the west may have. >> yet in sochi, there was this focus group and

john. >>> president biden has blamed the current spike in gas prices on the war. the white house is trying to ease the pain. the president considering releasing a record 1 million barrels of oil per day from the nation's emergency supplies. a source says this daily release could continue for months. the president delivers remarks later today on gas prices which have spiked since russia invaded ukraine. president biden also looking at invoking the defense production act to ramp up mining the critical elements there. it would give the president emergency authority to expand production of lithium, nick kls el, graphite and cobalt. if we learned anything, putin's war shows how the global supply chain is messed up. >> is the reserve the kind of thing that can get replenished or once it's gone, it's gone? >> when oil prices are low the u.s. buys petroleum. there are salt caves saved for an emergency. >>> coming up for you, attack planes and suicide drones. congress considers sending more weapons to ukraine. >>> plus, chris rock speaks for the first time since will smith slapped him. >>> and the diagnosis that's

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are shocked and in the kind of deep pain you only hear about, the kind of pain we've never felt before. chrissy and her husband johnng and john was very uncomfortable taking them. >> but the crazy thing about having a miscarriage is you don't walk away with anything. you have this emptiness and we wanted to take the photos so that we had something to remember. >> reporter: the couple saying they were overwhelmed with the outpouring of support after the loss. >> some people feel that their recovery is better if they can take control over the process and move forward quickly with plan b going to ivf or going to treatment so that can often help them with their healing. >> so what's next? like so many couples now they wait, which is so incredibly hard. and, while people will want to know what's going on, chrissy posted back in february, quote, i humbly beg you to stop asking if i'm pregnant because while i know it's said with excitement, good intentions, it just kind of sucks to hear because i'm the opposite of pregnant. going on to say, stop asking people, anyone if they're pregnant because, whit, you just don't know

painful for, i live in moscow obviously. and you know, this war is awful. all wars are awful. but there was a war going on in the eastern part of ukraine is called a john bass for 8 years where people were being slaughtered. that was never a hardly ever made mentioned in the mainstream. of course, specialists would talk about it a great length. but in the average consumer of news, it probably is barely aware of the word dom bass and probably even less aware that there was a conflict there. that up to 15000 people. overwhelmingly. civilians were killed. but that's not part of the narrative. go ahead, girl. yes, and here's the way i view this. you know, i've been reading that the, the usaa saying that the state department is saying, well, we can still do our pivot asia. so is it a, were you ok up it like this? the u. s. empire sees this as one of the battles on a, in a larger war to maintain world gemini, that they're there. so i don't really think they want to get in tangled in a kinetic war with russia. and as we know, historically, these things have happened accidentally. they want to entangle russia up in this, they want to severely damage russia, so

raskin quoting thomas paine, the times hav found us yesterday we were at the indendence hall and saw the reenactment of the peaceful transfer of power from george washington to john, very emotional especially in light of what hpened last year. mr. clyburn said while we are saying the times have found is, he says these are the times that try men's souls. so with all of that we have to show the public the relationship between democracy and the kitchen tableoncerns. if the other side has its way in suppressing t boat and nullifying elections, what does that mean? it means big dark money dominates. so at the kitchen table people will not have the confidence that they cannot lower drug prices or higher minimum wage or better public education for their children are safer neighbhoods free of gun violence. because that big, dark money which would prevail if the republicans have their way in suppressing the vote and nullifying elections. so, so much is at stake. nothing less than our democracy, but what democracy also means fair elections mean and the lives of the amerin people. you have been, your time, the time has found you. this is the president who has a great vision

john, what are you hearing about this? >> kate, that is a reflection of what the motorist in that clip you played was reflecting. yes, the united states is having some painurting russian individuals right now. you have interest rates doubled to 20% as a result of these sanctions. capital controls, people can't take dollars they've been storing in russian banks out. you have a hometown domestic russian automaker shutting down production because it can't get replacement parts to keep its factory line going. tremendous hardship for russians, and the departure of some of these iconic american companies suspending operations, mcdonald's, for example, that simply is a high-profile demonstration to ordinary russians of how things have changed. that's a pretty critical element of this, because you've got russian controls on media reporting about the conflict in ukraine. the fact that the mcdonald's shuts down is a demonstration to ordinary people beyond what they've already gotten, that this is a very difficult hit, a very difficult blow that the west, the united states, the european union have leveled on russians. it's a very tough time in the russian economy a

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pain now. and making the same mistake now will probably be cited if this policy continues years down the line when there is another pressure point. >> bret: i want to play the soundbite from johnblems. they are having food problems. they are having -- they are meeting a very stiff and determined ukrainian resistance. >> bret: brit, that's not to say eventually they are not going to bombard each of these cities into submission. but they are not exempt phi ago stellar military move. >> no. exactly right, bret. and haven't come anywhere near breaking the back of ukrainian resistance which has been quite extraordinary. the problem is, of course, the more brutish russia becomes and it has already and will continue to, in order to do that, the greater the reign of destruction and death and misery will be on the people of ukraine and, you know, those streams of refugees pouring out of there into what we used to think of as eastern europe now almost part of western europe. are only going continue to crease. this is going -- we are going to be dealing with this for a long time. and a lot of the decisions in the west will have to be made as to how we respond to this. not only just for t