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he's taken the lead from boris johnson, from schultz, because merkel who used to be the leader is now gone. let's look at france and hope they get this one right. >> sandra: sets up for a big afternoon as we watch for any developments out of the white house, out of washington, sir, very much appreciate your time. thank you. >> john: good to see the general. fox news alert, trenton, new jersey, governor phil murphy announced seconds ago that his mask mandate in schools will end in a few weeks. students will be able to take the masks off after all this time. the democratic governors move away from masking kids comes at the same time virginia's republican governor, glenn youngkin, is being sued by several school districts for letting parents decide what's best for their kids. david. >> david: governor murphy made the announcement march 7, the date the mask mandate will stop. kids in new jersey can still wear masks in school if they want to, that's what governor glenn youngkin wants to do in virginia but facing an uphill battle after a state judge late friday ruled against him, putting in

being so dismissed and down for tech aids and next ends after so many year of angela merkel stavn -- you've got boris johnson there were a better alternative he'd be gone long enough and he does. and then you've got macron up for re-election this next this is not the easiest hand that president putin has found. they have real bought it. the decision to declassify that putin alluded to earlier. it surprised a lot of officials. you actually have a cia director bill burns very, you know, a veteran career ambassador on it, even a four star ranking in the state department in diplomacy and at the height of the cold war he was very important as things involved. very familiar with vladimir putin and russian intelligence and a number of people in important posts now in place that are very experienced in ukraine and john sullivan, a holdover, has been dealing very well with this, the trump ambassador who had been a deputy secretary of state. at the same time they haven't had any ambassadors in any of the european countriesch got the ambassador to germany last week driving to munich at the very last minute, the same da

merkel." he's describing british prime minister johnson's demeanor as blustering. the ball. they say as for putin, biden described him as a guy with nukes and no friends. i don't know if these private descriptions indicate the president's thinking as he needs to rely on these key nato allies. >> well, winston churchill once said the only thing worse than fighting with allies is fighting without them. i think putin has been frankly surprised at the unity that the nato and the united states has shown in response to his building up of forces surrounding ukraine. i think it's really important, andrea, to talk about why we're concerned about ukraine, a country a long way away. number one, it's 1938. if putin is allowed to go into ukraine without serious opposition, what about estonia, latvia, poland, the other countries that are on his border? clearly he wants to reconstitute the soviet union. the second piece is other countries are watching this very carefully. china in particular. and if there's no serious resistance to what putin is proposing, it certainly would enco

merkel. and sources say he's described brian williams boris johnson's demeanor as blustery and that french presidentes de gaulle. i'm joined by mike quigley, a member of the house intelligence committee, and co-chair of the congressional ukraine caucus. congressman, i know you get better classified information than i get. you've got the latest briefing from the administration on the state of these talks, these efforts to avert war. i know you can't talk about the details of what you're learning, but i wonder as you sit here today if you're more or less confident than you would have been yesterday that a diplomatic option can still win out here. >> there's always hope for diplomacy. i think the lessons of the first world war is giving up on diplomacy too soon leads to catastrophe. and i appreciate our european allies needing to step up their game toward that end. but there's always hope. i have to comment on the president's leaked remarks as they were described. i do want to caution folks that obviously this isn't the first teem that the opinions of world leaders have gotten out. it's not the first t

back, and we have new leadership in germany, and angela merkel is out, and schultz is in, and macron is facing an election, and we have boris johnson in trouble in the uk. there might have been a feeling in the part of the kremlin this could be an opportunity to drive a wedge in the west, and as much as we have differences of opinion with germany and france on how to handle this threat broadly speaking, the united states and europe have been pretty united on that. if the goal of putin was to -- now he's giving everybody a reason to reconsolidate and renew the mission and purpose of nato that you would have thought moscow would not have wanted. >> i want to bring in white house correspondent, mike memoli. are we getting any reaction from the white house. obviously over the last few days, the president has been making clear to american citizens, and now tony blinken in a statement saying we are in the process of temporarily rolo indicating our services out of kyiv -- i apologize for my mispronunciation of that city. they are relocating the u.s. embassy far to the west, and it's because of the dramatic acceleration in the buildup of r

leaders, like british prime minister boris johnson, or fresh president macron, or even german chancellor, olaf scholz, who biden has described as no angela merkelt, that's what some sources have told nbc news about his perceptions of the german chancellor. joining now to discuss this and more is nina crush ever, professor of international affairs of the new school, and great granddaughter of former soviet premier nikita gore chef. great to see you again. i want to start by asking you about the current state of tensions, and all the details we have heard about today's call between these two leaders. what is your take on the recent developments as of this afternoon or this evening? >> thank you, ayman. it's very good to see you again. >> it's very interesting that it is very different from the united states and the russian parts so the united states -- it feels a bit of a paragraph they have a little bit. and the website is that biden once again once president putin that there will be present very harsh consequences. and on the kremlin side, you can say that it was professional, it was tough, but it was very helpful, and they agree they would con

johnson as blustery. as for emmanuel macron of france mr. biden says he wants to be charles de gaulle and on the german chancellor scholz he is no angela merkelemlin is pushing back on claims from macron the two struck a deal to de-escalate the crisis. talk to us about your new reporting and some of the challenges the president is facing. we've talked about this. he is navigating this, you know, this international crisis with allies with whom he is mostly sometimes on the same page with and sometimes there are some differences here and now this glimpse based on your reporting on what that is like for him behind closed doors. >> one of the big issues is president biden has decades of foreign policy service, long standing relationships with many foreign leaders but he's only been in the presidency for about a year and he's actually just getting to know some of the people he is right in the middle of this crisis with, people like boris johnson, emmanuel macron, and even olaf scholz who you just mentioned the new german chancellor has only been in office about nine weeks. in an odd twist here the one leader who he is really, president biden is re