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united states is getting all of this with national security advisor fox news contributor general keith kellogg's great to have you this weekend thank you for joining us. >> to give maria, good to be with you. maria: one year in this war, where is it going is this unending? >> right now it is with the leadership that we currently have in the white house because they haven't declared an in-state and explained to the american people as much as it takes and as long as it takes is a bumper sticker is not a strategy and we haven't heard a strategy from the president. i think the work can be drawn to conclusion it's good to be a very, very interesting spring and summer because i think both sides of russia's eight ukrainians are getting try to have a defense to bring this to a conclusion and the russians will probably fight more in the north and ukrainians will fight more to the south. here's a good concern the fact that we keep talking about what we've done for ukraine and given them a lot of money over $100 billion in a scene that is never ending you can in that if you and the work and we say were g

. >> sandra: we have complete coverage now, retired general keith kellogg will be joining us, michael waltz, and retired navy seal commander dave sears are here and standing by. first jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon for us. what's the latest on recovery efforts? >> well, sandra, the fbi is analyzing the debris from the chinese spyship at the labs in quantico, virginia. they flew planes collecting intelligence on the capabilities, including the transmitting signals. they say the balloon spent minutes, not hours, over u.s. territorial waters near the aleutian islands off alaska and then crossed into canada, and the head of the u.s. northern command explained why he did not order it shot down after it entered alaska. >> it's my responsibility to detect threats to north america. i will tell you that we did not detect those threats and that's a domain awareness gap that we have to figure out. >> these new photos show ongoing rescue efforts. u.s. navy and coast guard are using unmanned underwater vehicles with side scan sonar to further locate sunken debris. divers are scouring the

fox team coverage right now with retired general keith kellogg standing by for us. but first, to trey yingst live in kyiv where the first explosions sounded one year ago and remember you, trey, running from shelling out in those fields, i'm sure you remember it like it was yesterday. >> aishah, absolutely, good afternoon. one year since russia invaded ukraine and no end in sight. difficult to predict what lies ahead. we look back at those who survived the first year of the year. >> prays at a church in the kyiv suburb of bucha, before the war, he was a business owner. he was married and had many friends. after living under russian occupation, his world collapsed. i mean, our family fell apart, the 65-year-old ukrainian explains. i actually lost the firm, before the war i had 65 employees. today, i have six people left. he now lives alone. he and his wife divorced, his children moved to germany and he spends his days delivering food to a local hospital trying to help the community. if you relax you will fall into depression and serious consequences, he says. his stor

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bring in retired lieutenant general keith kellogg.it look like we spent a million dollars to take down a $12 hobby balloon over the yukon? >> yes, and i think it's -- they are one in three, meaning one chinese spy balloon and industrial balloons and weather balloons shot down. i'm stunned by this. it shows a lack of coordination, lack of serious decision-making on the white house. simple rule of engagement, strategic and operational tactical level. weapons free, when they shoot, when and why they can shoot, it comes out of the white house, out of the pentagon, and the pilots were told if it flies, it dies. a terrible way to make decision. when i was in the pentagon on 9/11, we had the -- shoot down aircraft. when i heard the vice president of the united states that you are weapons free over washington, d.c., we can shoot down anything, even civilian airliners, it was a process made -- i have no idea what they are talking about, putting aircraft in the air and shooting something down. ways to look at the balloons if they had to, fly by

i'm also going to ask retired lieutenant-general keith kellogg what can be done about russia's aggression and china's belligerence. there is a big tech showdown in the supreme court. we have attorney leeza garber how the meta case could decide the fate the fate of the entire internet in terms of social media. he told you to buy it, even know it is up 60% this year. epidemic of gaslighting, outright lies, my takeaway how does a nation thrive when there is a crisis in trust? that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right. market is getting walloped here a little bit. investors sort of grappling with a number of issues, right? heightened political risk on one-year anniversary of russia invasion of ukraine. i think it is shifting the conflict with the news we had the last couple days to more ominous gear. the fed guessing game has shifted into a higher ominous gear as the pendulum is back to a hard landing. as policymakers are leaning on my mind on really questionable data. they're making critical monetary decisions on that. in the meantime you had two of the biggest retailers

sandra. >> sandra: retired lieutenant general keith kellogg. thanks for your time, we'll keep an eye on the briefing room and john kirby. what would be your question to him right now? >> thanks for having me. the first question to john kirby, and i was chief of staff with the nes, why hasn't -- why haven't you, one, released gun tape we can see and why hasn't the president talked about it. it's ok to say we don't know but we will find out and give us time to run it down. and the fact nobody is talking about it actually raises more questions than you need to have. and if we are good at shootings things down and weapons free, if we are trying to figure out what these are, let it drift further to get it in a place we can recover it, like land. instead of in the water or nearby prudhoe bay, tough to recover that far north. there are so many questions, like an agatha christie novel, nobody knows. and my concern is china, they are using low tech and high-tech on us, and we don't have balloons. the four years i was in the white house, we don't have ba

keith kellogg joins us now. general, what is he trying to do?n upset if vladamir putin said he wanted out of that treaty because he wanted out of that treaty. >> thanks for having me this morning, you are right, he suspended the treaty, he didn't walk away from it, we were feeling the same at the time. what you are seeing president biden do, he is meeting with the bucharest nine and these are countries next on the hit list for russia. romania and poland, this is the older part of europe, not germany and france, and trying to make assurances. my concern is he's talking to allies, which is good, but not talking to putin. he needs to pick up the phone and talk to putin, this war can be brought to a conclusion, as long as we give them proper equipment, which we have not done. we've talked about it, promised it, it is not there yet and needs to be brought to a close this year. i believe there will be significant offenses by the ukrainians and russians in the spring and summer months. biden needs to pick up the phone and call him, he talks over the ne

joining me retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, general, welcome. >> good to be here.ng that was shot down, why do you think u.s. officials have not been more specific about what it was. they are calling it an object. >> it's interesting it's not like a drone or a balloon or satellite but an object. that means they have no idea what it is. i think i go back to what i learned in the military years ago to first report is always wrong so we will take a day or two to figure out exactly what it is and what happened. but i think when you look at it we have to make an assumption and the assumption, okay this is from china and that leads me to the next piece one from the balloon of last week, what's going to be our response. then what do we do? we need to do something. they are not answering the phone. lloyd austin tried to call them on the phone and they didn't pick up the phone at all. are we now in third generation warfare and we just don't know it? are the chinese or adversary using balloon technology to transport weapons that we are not really aware of and we are really b

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let's go to general keith kellogg what he makes about all of this.en said sparse words applied to china from the president and then we get word the defense secretary was trying to call his counterpart in china and the guy wouldn't accept his call. where is this relationship going? >> yeah. first of all, neil, thanks for having me. second, last night that sounded like a family dinner of mine on sunday night. there is a lot of heavy-duty talking what happened last night in congress. this is not the the first time chinese pushed back on lloyd austin. back to 2021 they didn't accept his phone calls either. neil, you have to almost flip the lens to realize how the chinese operate. a lot of this is face, resolve, both on a personal level a professional level, a status level as they call it. on personal level face count as lot, on personal level, status level they believe the united states is pushing back hard on them and yet we haven't pushed back hard enough. what happened with this balloon is really egregious. we should have had some type of a response.

retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, former security adviser to vice president mike pence and fox news contributor. you sat through the briefing with us. kirby did it in the name of transparency. i don't know if he gave us everything that he knows, didn't seem to give us much. >> yeah, john, and if i look -- i was taking notes when doing it, let's give credit to john kirby. he's good, very slick. but good. and he parsed a lot of words there, picked up, some examples, they talked about a program with the balloons, able to track it. well, that balloon was seen by two people in billings, montana, and that alerted the balloon in the incident with the balloon. and the sensor package, the size of three school busses. i always said one, but three. it did collect a lot of information. it had communications and signals intelligence capability, able to loiter, able to move around, so it was picking up information and him to say otherwise, limited information, that's wrong. we have to assume the worst, it sat over there, loitered and picked up a lot. when the comment was made, and laugh abou

general keith kellogg joins me.s have reclaimed over half the land originally taken by the russians. is there an opportunity here for ukraine win? what do you think? >> yeah, stuart first of all thanks for having me. the direct answer is yes. i just came back from a trip to ukraine where i spent two weeks over there where it's called a zero line or line of contact primarily in the eastern part of ukraine, talked to military commander, civilians, civilian leadership, talked to american volunteers fighting over there, and right now, today, i would give them the ukrainians a 60/40 shot at winning this fight. the military in russia has committed 97% according to ben wallace the secretary of defense , 97% of their force we see about 80% of the russian army is committed in the field. if they get the equipment we have been told they are going to get and we give it to them now i believe this goes to 90% proposition we'll defeat the russian army. that's critical. if the ukrainians can defeat the russian army in the field tha

we're going to bring in general keith kellogg again, former national security adviser to vice president mike pence. and a fox news contributor. general kellogg, of course, as we are covering this wall to wall as it is a big deal, i want to know if any other questions is have cropped up in your mind. because we've focused on the fact that this chinese spy balloon masks you know, flown over -- has, you know, flown over the united states, over some of our crucial military nuclear sites. is there anything else that could be at play here, something even more sinister that we're maybe overlooking? >> you know, arthel,st a great question, and -- it's a great question. instead of focusing so much on the balloon right now like today, what i would be doing if we were in the national security team sitting in the white house, you have to start thinking, okay, what are the next steps we're going to take with china. how are we going to respond to what is clearly a provocation even though the chinese said it was a weather balloon when we know that's not true at all. they say one thing and actually do

. >> john: let's bring in lieutenant general keith kellogg, former security adviser to vice president mike pence, co-chairman of the center for american security and fox news contributor. general, good to see you. play a little bit more of president biden's speech in terms of whether nato will hang tough. listen here. >> doubts whether nato can remain unified but there should be no doubt. our support for ukraine will not waiver. nato will not be divided and we will not tire. >> john: what did you think of the speech in the overall? >> john, thanks for having me. all we are doing is pushing to the right down the road. he talks about nato being in support, united states being in support. they have to bring this war in support of ukraine to a conclusion because the longer this war goes on, it does not help ukrainians. ukrainians cannot get into a war of attrition. last another year, that's where you head. they can end this war. what putin needs to hear from president biden is an end state, and biden needs to pick up the phone and tell putin how we are going to conclude this war this year

here is general keith kellogg here who will testify, i think, i believe on capitol hill this week. here is his criticism. >> as much as it takes, as long as it takes as bumper sticker, president biden needs to get involved, maria, he hasn't picked up the phone and called vladimir putin. he could do that. i mean, trump would have done it in a heart beat. aishah: matt, i would come to you first, do you think the president is doing enough? >> the president went to kyiv last week. that's -- >> aishah: a year later. >> yes, but let's be clear, this is the most significant foreign policy visit by an american president since ronald reagan stood at the wall. he flew into a war zone not controlled by american troops and made a very clear stand as the leader of the free world against the russians. ic he's doing a brilliant job of leading the west against this barbaric russian war. aishah: ashley, you think he should ring up putin? >> i don't think he's doing enough. i think there's a broader issue when you have a president of the free world which everyone watches what this country and this w

analysis retired general keith kellogg. former then will vice president mike pence.iden gave them the authorization to shoot it down. a lot different than they treated the first one that came by. >> significantly different. this is what is amazing to me when they talk about object. getting it shot down. the first report in war is always wrong. what's going to happen? where is this going in the fact that they used the term object. they didn't use weather balloon or something similar. and when you think about okay. were they -- a drone doesn't fly that high. can't get up to that altitude about 35 though. weather balloons generally travel 60,000 feet or higher. so you have got something in between. so what exactly do you have? do you have a weather balloon that didn't get to altitude or do you have a new drone out there gone to that altitude. not telling us what we need to know in the phraseology of object it should be bothersome. only, john, my concern is we responded to this which is important. more importantly what are how ae we going to can't come into our territory

. >> according to journalist phil rucker and carroll leonnig, one of pinson visors, keith kellogg was suspicious as well. he told trump's deputy chief of staff, quote, leave him where he is at. he's got a job to do. i know you guys too well. you will fly him to alaska if you have a chance. don't do it. now eventually the mob cleared the capitol and pence was able to do his job. he certified biden's victory. even after all that, the former vice president and likely 2024 presidential candidate has been wary of criticizing his former boss too much. >> members were barricaded inside the house chamber. in the middle of it all, you can see that the president has tweeted, to 20 4 pm the president tweets, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should've been done. >> it angered me. but i turned to my daughter, who is standing nearby, and i said it doesn't take courage to break the law. it takes courage to uphold the law. the presidents words were reckless. it was clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> ever do that? just turn to your child and say it doesn't take courage to brea

. >> jesse: also here with me tonight is general keith kellogg. do you have that type of attitude well, you know what? they are just messing with us. this is psychological warfare? >> no, i don't, jesse and thanks for having me. look, this balloon has a package on it. the support package underneath it with sensors is as big as a fire truck. itit's a huge balloon and suckig up information. the beauty of a balloon and by the way balloons have been used in warfare since the 1800s it loiters and can sit for a long time. picking up signals, picking up communications and it's going over our most sensitive sites. it went over air force base home of to the 341st missile wing and goes over the other two wings or missile wings, so it's going over the icbm fields where our 400 missiles are. now it's over whiteman air force base where our b-2's are if it gets to kings bay georgia he trifecta all three elements of the triad. this is the chinese gathering information. and they are using the balloons the way that he have been used in warfare for observation, for

congressman keith kellogg are here.t today. and john turley's blog. and a few thoughts what is happening online. in the case of the alex murdaugh trial, the surviving son takes the stand pure john roberts and sandra, we will see at the top of the hour for "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> emily: more and more parents are getting furious a school to cancel on her classes in racial equity. city in california say the administrators made the enrolled advancement replacement course is not diverse enough. concerned parents are pushing back. here is what they told school board members. >> a lot of people would agree to provide the students based on their individual need, but the weight of this plan is drafted in equity and in terms of achieving people outcomes. and that is at all cost. >> emily: he represents a viewpoint many parents across the country hold. >> charles: i mean, we have seen this for so long. in new york city, for instance, in high school the number one high school in new york, probably number one academic high school

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general keith kellogg said this today on special report. watch. >> they're reacting much more rapidly than they did before, but this was reacting to something they don't even know what it was and they haven't told us what it was. >> trace: yeah, again -- again, you know, jonathan, you think this is not a -- not a military response as much as a political response, like, you know what? this thing's got to go down now! >> yeah, it is funny how the -- you know, last week, it's ok to float across the entire country and it's not that big a deal and the president even said it wasn't that big a deal and now we're shooting this thing out of the air without really asking any questions or not knowing what it is per -- what it is apparently, so, yeah, it seems to be inconsistent. it seems from my view that national security is the primary interest. it's more of a reactive interest which certainly isn't in our interests national security-wise. >> trace: i want to get border news in here if i can because the chief border patrol agent of the tucson sector

. >> general keith kellogg just returned. he's former national security adviser to mike pence, co-chair for the american securities company and a fox news contributor. great to have you with us. the president surprised everybody by making that trip to ukraine this morning. your thoughts on that and on your two weeks on the ground on really who is winning there. >> yeah, martha, thanks for having me. look, it was a good presidential move. it's what i expected the president to to. much like with president trump went with melania, the first lady to iraq, a good move. i wouldn't have done something different. i wouldn't have taken a ten-hour train ride. i would have the music track going and let's take air force one in kiev where the war first started, have the f-16s out of germany saying this is the way it is. that's how you act presidential. that's the way it should be. the president needs to understand, he's a wartime president. we're in a proxy war with russia. it's true. i'm an america first guy. defeating a strategic advers

my colleague keith kellogg said, let's not necessarily believe the first reportses, we'll dig into this. the pentagon understands, however there is aspect of this they likely don't, that would be origin of the balloon and what was the mission, if it had a mission at all. i don't know if it is surveillance, weather or commercial. i know this, we've had two balloons that have gone through u.s. air space and administration made a good call shooting this down, especially before becoming danger to u.s. air space. >> neil: if it was a chinese craft, they would have come out and made some mention of it or anger over the shooting down of it. again, so much we don't know, to your point, general. i'd like to get or share your sense of the protocol done here. norad aware last night, ran it up to the food chain to the president, the commander-in-chief who gave go-ahead to shoot it down. we are told by the general on their recommendation. is that how it has to be? if they see a threat, let's say instantly saw this as a threat last night, could they have made the decision themselves or the pilots inv

fox news contributor lieutenant general keith kellogg weighs in. >> they're reacting much more rapidlyey did before, but this is reacting to something they really don't even know what it was, and they haven't told us what it was, and i think they need to do that to clear the air. this is clearly reaction from the president, general milley, lloyd austin, they were a little embarrassed what happened last time. >> reporter: as for the suspected chinese spy craft, china's foreign ministry maintains america overreacted writing in a statement that u.s. lawmakers are, quote: hyping up the balloon for political manipulate. joey, rachel, pete? pete: alexandria, thank you for that report. let's bring in someone that knows about this summit, chris miller, the former -- former acting defense secretary and author of the new book, soldier secretary. thank you for being here. >> you guys, i'm, like, humbled and scared to death being with you guys. [laughter] i want to start off with something, you know what challenge points are. when general keane comes on or general kellogg, when you coin them, you

with retired army general and fox news contributor, keith kellogg., always great to have you on. it's interesting because president biden was talking to abc news tonight and he said that he does not see a major initiative by china to give russia weapons. and then he said this. listen. >> but if they did, would that be crossing a line for you, mr. president? >> it would be the same line everyone else went across. in other words, we not impose severe sanctions on anyone who's done that. >> so there would be severe consequences? >> i would let you characterize what they would be. we'd respond. >> t>> it seems like they can to back away from this issue of china giving weapons to russia. >> yeah, trace. first of all, thanks for having me. it's pattern he has set. pushing everything to the right time and never really giving answer, qualifying and answer. he needs to recognize and tell the american people that we regard china has an adversary. they are not a competitor. france is a competitor. china is not. this alliance between the russians and the chinese

arthel: well, general keith kellogg, i was speaking to him a little bit ago, and he said actions speak louder than words, that -- and you're saying not to talk. so what is the action? what should the u.s. do now? >> i think the u.s. needs to start imposing costs on china for this blatant violation of our sovereignty. and that means more than just shooting down their balloon. i mean, it means cutting contacts with china. especially at a time when the chinese really need us, because their economy in reality is contracting. and they've got so many problems right now. which is the reason why in a sense china is dangerous. if we look like we're too desperate to try to reestablish talks, china will just take advantage of that. and that really has been the history of our relations with beijing. yes, everything we do now, arthel, is dangerous because of decades of misguided china policy. every option going forward carries great risk. so we are on a world where we have very few or, actually, i think, no good scenarios. arthel: because what about the notion of keeping your enemies close? if you

in fact, general keith kellogg who worked with me never heard about it, and he was involved in everyor national security threat during all four years of the trump administration. so whether it's general kellogg, john ratcliffe, ric grenell, i mean, over and over and over you're hearing all of these people say it didn't happen, we never knew about it. and i find it hard to believe that a balloon that people were taking pictures of with their iphones from the ground was just floating around out there, and nobody caught any images of it. elizabeth: yeah, so, you know, there's that. marc, these two new polls coming out, they're. >> shocking the white house ahead of the state of the union. these polls done before this chinese spy balloon fiat eco. abc/washington post plus associated press poll, majority of democrats don't want biden to run again in 2024, and look at this, abc/washington post poll, former president trump has taken a 3-point lead over biden. what do to you make of all this? >> well, and i also look at another poll that says nearly two-thirds of the american people are finan

. >> john: retired general keith kellogg, security adviser to mike pence, and china saying oops, our bad, the agricultural balloon went astray. state department reacting, we have noted the people's republic of china statement of regret but the presence of this balloon in our air space is a clear violation of our sovereignty and international law and is unacceptable that this has occurred. meantime, we are just watching it float through american air space. what should we be doing about this? >> if i was in the white house recommending anything to the president, the previous administration, i think would be ordering chinese takeout about right now. look, when you look at that balloon and the package closely, the sensor package, that seems about the size of a fire truck. it's massive. and people need to understand where that thing is moving to. it's going across the northwest moving to the south but the fact is it's going across all of our major missile fields out there. 340 first missile wing, 90th, 91, all the 400 missile sites are under it. and people don't realize the slant range on

general keith kellogg, former national security adviser, says they're picking up a lot of sensitive information. >> this balloon has got a package on it. the support package underneath it with sensors is as big as a fire truck. it's huge. it's a huge balloon, and it's sucking up information. look, the beauty of a balloon and, by the way, balloons have been used in warfare since the 1800s, it loiters, it can sit for a long time. it's picking up signals, it's picking up communications and going over our most sensitive sites. they went over the home of the 341st missile wing, and it goes over the other two wings or missile wings, so it's going over the icbm fields where our 400 missiles are, now it's the over whiteman air force base, if it gets to kings bay, georgia, it's a trifecta a. rachel: you get the sense that these people in the military don't want to allow this balloon to continue going. they probably want to shoot it down, so who's saying no? it's the president of united states. now, the pentagon is saying the president said i want to shoot it down, but they said, no, it's not wise. i thi

, sir, we appreciate your time, in the meantime also on the phone, we want to bring in general keith kellogg, administrator to mike pence, and fox news contributor, your thoughts on what you see transpire with this object so far not identified, not named, and we do not know the origin or whether it's state owned or corporate owned. >> thank you for having me on, one of the first ever in the military which was the first casualty of war is truth, and also never trust the first report you get, so we have to see what is happening with the report, they tend to be wrong right at the start, but you know, the question i have got out there is caution, we have heard everybody talk about it, we are reacting to shooting down a balloon, i think that that is really good and we need to make sure we don't have a great just activity within our borders. but i'm still waiting for the response. what are we going to do with where these come from and who is doing it, and the concern is raised when i think about that is the fact that if they are coming from china, they are not answering the telephone. you know, we

keith kellogg, who was the vice >>> not like an aide speaks to the president here and i think there werethere to try and tamp down the anger and the rhetoric. she did not put herself in that role as a calling influence, but many others that worked closely with them did. i think that picture of her with her hand on his back, really powerful evidence, that she was trying. this is ending, it is time for us to move forward. >> one of the most effective uses of her stilted and limited testimony was to pair it with bill barr's and ask if she saw the election the way that he did. would you assume that bill barr's testimony has already been shared the grand jury, that he already went in and testified? >> don't know the answer to that. my guess is that special counsel will want to develop his own evidence and put witnesses that testified as select committee with grand jury under oath. believes the bill barr testimony is relevant, she would want former attorney general to be in the grand jury. ivanka told us that she agreed with attorney general barr and his conclusions that these investigations o