karl rove starling by with his analysis.ocy. >> trace, white house officials are telling us the call with the french and germans to figure out what they know started at 3:17. almost 20 minutes ago in the west wing at the white house. we have a brand flu statement from jen psaki about what they're going to do today. this is part of it. we have anticipated a move like in from russia and ready to respond immediately. president buy didn't will issue an executive order that will prohibit new investment, trade and financing by u.s. persons to, from or in the so-called dnr and lnr regions of ukraine. she goes on to say that this measure they're announcing this afternoon is separate from the sanctions that they've been threatening that will be swift and severe if putin decides to invade ukraine to violate their border with the russian military. all day today we've been watching west executive drive, which is between the west wing and the executive office building. there's been motorcade after mortar -- motorcade. there's no events o

but throughbo books written about bh and especially about mckinley, and of course you remember karl rove's book he wrote about mckinley. i think he has always been revered a bit in the times past, he's often been forgotten and my hope is that through the course of time and through the great efforts of the white house historical association with jacqueline kennedy in 1961, through those efforts with education, preservation and legacy, learning about those presidents that they will certainly be remembered and i am trying to do that. >> we visited the memorial in canton ohio.at what a structure. to tell the audience the story of how that came to be. >> so, the william mckinley memorial way back in the day, people revered him and of course you know the significance about the roses that they were back in the day but the citizens of ohio thought that it was befitting to actually come togetherg and create a memorial to his legacy and of course in my opinion he's probably the most revered because he was not only a house member but alsoo the last u.s. civil war president.so so i think the legacy of

former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor karl rove. all right. karl.mala is going to germany. she is going to stop the russians and rally the allies. what do you think? >> well, i think she is recycle part of what she said in that same interview back in january. it's sort of an all purpose interview. she said it's time for us to do what we have been doing and that time is every day. every day it is time for us to agree that there are things and tools that are available to us to slow things down. she can recycle the same thing. go to munich and tell everybody we have got tools and things that will allow us to slow this thing down. i don't know what the white house is thinking by doing this. this is a vital moment and rather than sending the secretary of defense or the secretary of state. they are sending the vice president who has miffed on everything that she has been given as a responsibility in this administration. >> jesse: something tells me that biden knows that putin is going in and could go in hard and just wants to leave kamala just hanging in

karl rove and will cain join me now. all right. karl.ver heard the rodney dangerfield excuse for a failing president. do you think that that was a good strategy? >> definitely not. look, he had a good jobs number today and he went out and claimed it was because of him. we know in reality the good part of the economy, growing jobs is a result of coming out of covid and no longer in lockdown and the bad part of the economy slower growth than we should have and higher price us than we can afford and wages that aren't keeping pace with the rising prices are the result of his policies. and it just amazing to me that they are trying to get away with this idea that somehow or another they have american people don't agree and american people particularly don't agree that he has done an adequate job on inflation. i think it's roughly nearly 70% of americans disapprove of his job in handling inflation. >> jesse: will, respect goes both ways as you and i know. if he is going to disrespect the country by opening the border and mandating crazy stuff

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karl rove joins me now, former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. the clinton comeback is real, karl. are you nervous? >> no, and i hate to break it to you, buddy, but you just laid out for about 8 or 9 minutes the reasons why she is not going to be the nominee of the democratic party. and if she were able somehow because the barrel is so -- you know the bottom has fallen out and they are so desperate that she can't win it look, you gave the story. i mean, this is yesterday's news. this is, ---i mean, i love it think about how tone deaf she is. she calls what's going on around the country on the part of parents a culture war and dismisses it. the way thee described fox viewers i could just hear her saying deplorables. so, you know, and then i love it. this is a woman who says, you know, the democratic party ought to be, you know, carrying about the real problems of ordinary americans. well, sounds good, but it's a bad messenger because she doesn't care about the ordinary americans and never really did. she looks down on them. she looks whether their

fox news contributor karl rove. have sent shock waves through the media but amongst the democrats across the country. can a school board recall like this tell us what might happen in the mid-terms? >> it shows us that even in the deepest blue of blue areas, san francisco, voted 85% for joe biden, that parents are upset about mandates and masks and virtual learning rather than in-class learning and wokeness. this is a school board that wanted to retitle schools named after abraham lincoln for example and george washington because those were racists whose names needed to be erased off public school buildings. even in this progressive, very progressive stronghold, parents rose up and said enough is enough. we need to focus on teaching our children to read, write, add, subtract and not all this craziness. yes, it is a statement. >> bill: the san francisco chronicle editorial board today says this recall is not a rejection of progressive politics. however, you look at the voting makeup of that and you know 85% voted demo

shannon. >> let's bring in karl rove, former white house chief of staff and fox news contributor.roadly. there is an op-ed, says democrats dismiss the issues as culture war distractions, they are not. joe biden received 85% of the vote in san francisco in 2020. board members just lost their seats by more than 70%, a cultural rebellion in the democratic party has begun. not that you want them to succeed, what's your advise at this point? >> some people have been warning for a while, i was on a panel last fall before the virginia elections with james carville who took a two-by-four to the woke movement and said it was a big danger for democrats and proven out not only in san francisco recently, proven out in virginia last november. so the democrats are in a big problem on this issue. when they go out and say this is a big white supremacist in san francisco, or declare this as a culture war, it's indicative of a mindset that is very problematic going to voters. because for voters, this issue is about are our kids going to be put through an ideological think tank, or think camp and to

republican strategist, karl rove.iffin and former democratic congressman, harold ford, jr. we just sawfly to munich and back. he emphasizes they are not in the state of panic. that was clear from his trip. >> based on the reporting i have been doing the last few days, the russian military on the border with ukraine is basically unkoilg. that means more than half of those forces are moving into attack positions. that's a significant term in terms of military doctrine. they are gassing up those tanks. they left the barracks, they are living in the fields, and they are just a few miles from the ukraine border. they have not been given the order to cross the line of departure. but what is reported is the intelligence that led biden to say he believes have decide on an invasion. that that was coming from mid-level commanders. we are seeing the battle space being prepared for what i'm being told would be a significant invasion. he has the architecture in place for a massive invasion that would include taking kyiv and there

karl rove and former deputy chief of staff, good morning to you.ent so we are waiting from the white house. what did you take from this poll which seems to be negative across the board? >> pretty much negative. and he is being matched up with somebody who has her own negatives. charles franklin did a study in september of 2019 and found that she was 36% approval. she is not a popular figure even amongst democrats and yet she's beating the president. let's do back for a minute. i think this is an expression of something more fundamental which is that democrats are going to want an alternative to joe biden. they recognize running an 82-year-old fairly or unfairly is not a good thing for them. particularly when he is struggling as he is today. they are going to pick a well-known opponent for him in a poll even if they don't like that person. and they don't like hillary clinton. her approval rating, remember, she's a second most unpopular person to ever run for president the only person less unpopular as a person who beat her, donald j. trump, and she'

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karl rove, former deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor.hat should we take away from it? >> well, right now the new york congressional delegation consists of 19 democrats and eight republicans. president trump got 38%, the republicans should have about ten seats. now, under the new redistricting plan it is drawing 22 democratic seats and four republican seats and again, if you take a look at the presidential vote, 62/38, republicans ten seats and the democrats 16, rather than the 22 that are forecast in this plan. so, look, the democrats have used the power of controlling the new york house, the new york general assembly, new york senate and the governorship to draw a plan that will advantage their party. we call this gerrymandering, and so much to the effect of democrats, when president obama and eric holder have spent the last two years talking about fair maps and we need to end gerrymandering and then completely silent on this kind of extreme, it shows exactly what the democrats have been up to and what president obama and attorney gener

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let's bring in karl rove, fox news contributor. great to have you with us. as we get started, karl, i'd like a big picture take from you as someone that worked closely with the president in the white house and how you see this is being discussed from the white house at this point with regard to ukraine and russia. >> this is an unusual situation. this white house and this administration are attempting to play the role that they don't want the ukrainians to play, which is to be the people that are warning an attack is imminent. they say to putin, we have called to say in advance, if you move, it looks like the onus is on him. the ukrainians don't want to be in that place. they want to remain calm. they're not willing to play the role of raising the alarm bells about imminent invasion. you know, this is high stakes. if this happens, it will be the largest land invasion since the beginning of world war ii and let's hope it doesn't lead to an international conflict. >> martha: let's look at from putin's perspective. what do you see as an off ramp for putin to sav

and as karl rove, who was the political strategist for president george w. on the republican party to repudiate what happened on the 6th. if that's the case, a lot of people don't want to share that burden. >> stephen: how do you think history is going to remember mike pence? and as a quick follow-up, where is that guy? >> well, he's trying to find his way back into the room and the weird thing is, getting back into the room requires kind of believing in the thing that he stood up and didn't do, which is to say-- and by the way, think about this, the mike pence story is so corrugated because here is a person who is more loyal to than an b of he was very strong with evangelicals and he basically said this guy's okay and he was with him everywhere along the line. the person who was most loyal to him. and president trump put a target on his back on that day he knew and had been told repeatedly mike pence could do nothing and he took the guy who had been the most loyal and said here's a situation that you can't get out of and then suddenly people are breaking in

as we await the president, we'll bring in karl rove, former chief of staff for president bush. . a lot to talk about. karl, let's go to you first. with regard to this question of nord stream 2, which as we remember president trump was not in favor of allowing this pipeline to go from russia to germany, which anticipated making that alliance difficult to break between these countries. jen psaki was asked by jacqui heinrich whether or not germany has agreed to cancel the pipeline or close it or not allow it to open if there's an invasion. watch this. >> you think the germans have committed not to bring nord stream 2 on line if russia invades? >> again, i'm not going to get into private conversations but we've said a number of times, if they invade it will not move forward. >> martha: karl, what do you think? >> a pretty did funnive statement. the administration made a mistake early on in my opinion by in essence greenlighting nord stream 2. russia was not the same russia as we have today. they have been collecting troops along the ukrainian border in order to threaten ukraine and

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karl rove says democrats had better watch out. >> it shows us even in the deepest blue of blue areas, san francisco voted 85% for joe biden, that there are a lot of parents who are upset. one of the things about woke progressivism is it's completely out of touch with the ordinary feelings of ordinary americans. democrats defend this kind of stuff. democratic office holders. ordinary democrats and a lot of ordinary independents say enough is enough. we aren't going for this craziness. >> harris: even ultraliberal msnbc sounding the alarm. >> democrats who are afraid the party is going too far. >> too many democrats just don't speak in terms of the average american comprehending what they are saying. >> democrats have to step away from the super wokeness. san francisco tells what is going on. if you give the republicans the ability to point to democrats as the super woke culture focused on the wrong things that don't matter to voters, you are going to lose. it is that simple. >> harris: that was too super wokes. the "wall street journal" editorial board writes it this way. if it can hap

karl rove did a great column in "the wall street journal" and he went through all the different thingse beto o'rourke is repudiating beto o'rourke. it's hysterical to read it. these people are assuming that we are so stupid that they can tell us anything they want to and we will nod yes. i don't know if you've seen what kamala harris just tweeted into iran in farsi. it basically says america is an evil country a terrible country, bad, unbelievable. we are homophobic, misogynist racist. for a vice president of the united states to have sent this internationally is, you have to hate america? if she hates america, why is she vice president? it's astonishing. the people on the left are rapidly degenerating into this kind of totally impossible position. so for those who are reasonably rational, they're just going to lie about it. they're going to come back to you and say what inflation? what immigration? what murder rate? why are you mad at me? i didn't have anything to do with that. i wasn't even here. it's the most -- i've never -- as you know, sean because we are such good friends. i am

karl rove writing this in the "wall street journal." democrats don't have great options to transform the mid-term climate. may all they can pray is that the republicans are morons. tom bevan and mark penn both standing by for us. first, to laura ingle in the new york democratic convention in midtown. >> hillary clinton's keynote address was supposed to start 40 minutes ago according to her latest tweet. but still we're waiting for her to take the stage. she's here to fire up new york state democrats at their nomination committee and convention here. what everybody wants to know is she ready to fire up a campaign of her own. as new york state denims work through their nominating convention, there has been amplified speculation about a possible presidential run in 2024 for the former u.s. senator and secretary of state after a recent "wall street journal" op-ed suggested the time is right. i asked the new york state democratic chair about the rumors earlier today. >> i've been hearing that. that's not her interest right now. i talk to her

joining us former vice-president mike pence and senator rick scott and keith kellogg and karl rove in

time now for our sunday group, republican strategist karl rove, fox news national security correspondentr democratic congressman harold ford, jr., and welcome to all three of you on this sunday. i will start in ukraine, and jen, i want to start with you. on saturday, president zelensky, we just saw, flew to munich and back. he emphasizes they are not in the state of panic. that was clear from his trip. where are we as of this moment today? >> well, based on the reporting that i've been doing over the last few days, what we are seeing -- and we heard this from the defense secretary -- the russian military on the border with ukraine is basically uncoiling. what does that mean? it seems that more than half, at this point, of those forces are now moving into attack positions. that is a significant term in terms of military doctrine. that means they are gassing up those tanks, they are moving, they have left the barracks, they are living in the fields, and they are just a few miles from the ukraine border. they have not been given the order to cross the line of departure at this point, but wh

risk of not pressing back against russian aggression return of our center republican strategist karl rovejennifer griffin, congressman harold ford junior. welcome to all three of you on the sunday very good start on ukraine. jen i'm to start with the onset of zelensky we just offloaded munich and back he emphasizes they are not in a state of panic that is clear from his trip. where are we as of this moment today? >> based on the reporting i've been doing over the last few days, what we are seeing and we heard this from the defense secretary of the russian military on the border with ukraine is basically uncoiling pride what is that mean? more than half at this point of those forces are now moving into attack positions. that is a significant term in terms of military doctrine. that means there gassing up those tanks. they have it left the barracks they're living in the fields and are just a few miles from the ukraine border. they have not been given the order to cross the line of departure at this point. but what we are seeing the "washington post" is reporting this morning the intelligenc

republican karl rove says the debate over the bbb plan, which did not pass, itself drives inflation.ation is the number one problem facing the economy today. and that is a result of what? the american recovery act that he passed last year and the attempt to pass bbb, the build back better plan. i think they have added to the deficit. >> if you watch that kind of coverage all day and night, you're getting measure opinions about american government. you're getting a false version of events that didn't even happen. same with the infrastructure bill, which won mcconnell's vote, on fox they tell viewers that didn't happen. >> back in june of 2021, he started talking about his bipartisan infrastructure deal. there's nothing bipartisan about it. if it was bipartisan, it would have been passed by now. >> would it have? it did pass. in fact, 38% of republican senators voted for it. it's the most bipartisan senate vote on major legislation since biden took office. america has gotten more polarized, but back when he was president, barack obama said he might feel the same way about himself if al

here now is former bush 43 deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor karl rove. was here last week in new york, and he seemed to want to make a pivot to a tough on crime stance. he even mentioned his own role in the 1994 crime bill, something that he was running away from as fast as he could run going into the elections because of the progressives who were unhappy with that bill. do you think it's possible that he could convince voters that he's serious about that pivot? >> not really. because, look, the problem is not just biden. david: right. >> it involves him, but it starts with mayors and local democrats who have been defunding the police. think about it, his answer to this is spend $300 million. that's 90 cents for every american. is that going to make us feel safer when we have prosecutors letting people go without being charged and police departments being defunded? there's a reason why in the december abc very ipsos poll the president's approval on handling crime was 61 is % disapprove. 61%. 38% approved of him, 61 disapproved. that is an extraordinary n

joining us former vice-president mike pence and senator rick scott and keith kellogg and karl rove in just the first hour of "america reports." >> sandra: here's a fox news alert. ukraine's capital. u.s. officials warn that city could fall in hours to days as putin's forces breach the city limit. i am sandra smith. >> john: am john roberts in washington. a senior u.s. defense official telling reporters russian forces advaning to kyiv are meeting more resistance than expected. the country's president said he won't cut because he said he is target number 1. number 2. president zelensky says his family. >> sandra: we get a look at the damage caused by russian attacks hitting even orphan age. >> john: a u.s. defense official confirmed moscow is using 3 main vances with russians losing a little momentum as ukrainians fight back. fox reporting power stretching from here in the nation's capital to kyiv and beyond. >> sandra: trey yingst is live on the ground at 8 o'clock in kyiv. >> good afternoon. ukrainian officials say russian forces are operating inside the city limits of kyiv and advanc

karl rove is here to react. approval, disapproval. what do you have sir in austin? contested congressional district. it looks like the country as a whole. we don't have numbers from this district. overall approval for biden. 38 approve, 56 disapprove on the economy. immigration 33/56. foreign policy 37/53. covid 44/52. new abc poll 29/69 disapprove on inflation. crime 34/64 disapprove. spang berger is either of one of two mind i want to get it out of the way early so he never comes back to my district before the election again or maybe she didn't have a choice and said we're coming. not good politically for her to stand next to president bide nen a district that's clearly going to be a battleground. >> dana: the latter is quite possible. president biden said he wants to get on the road a little more. they don't want to travel too far. going down to richmond is not that heavy a lift. president obama is going to come speak to the house democratic retreat. do you think there will be a lot of nostalgia in the room? >> i bet not. because president obama had a testy relat