policy institute center for american security co-chair and fox news contributor retired general keith kelloggve talked about that prigozhin has seized rostov-on-don and they're marching north of voronezh. and as greg palkot has been reporting, his forces could get to moscow by the end of the day or at least the river crossing of the oka that you've talked about. but i want to clear the map, with putin with the biggest to his rule, what does it mean for president zelenskyy and the ukraine military? >> griff, good to be with you again, look, if i was the ukrainian general in charge of the battle going on right now. i'd go all in. when you look at what's happening here, the 58th combined armies controls the battle in ukraine is neutered, and the wagner forces moved out of the bakhmut and moving north on m-4. so look at ukraine. if you were ukrainians, sit back and watch or move forward. i think this is the time let's go for broke and right here here when you look at the map, what i would do, you some across sap zaporizhzhia and cut the russian forces in half. i would be thinking they haven't com

joining us to discuss the latest is general keith kellogg. i think,y ges what happened? looked like the wagoner group turned. >> if anybody tells you they know what is going on, they don't. w wagner group has fought and lost a lot of troops, there is open blood feud between the leading russian general in ukraine and the join chief of staff and secretary of defense for russia believes that the russian war against ukraine shouldn't have been fought. he went to bakmud and went toward moscow and he put heavy equipment on heavy transport says and ready to fight had ray heartbeat and were inside the russian decision psyche and he will if they had crossed the bridge, they would have taken the city against natural guard police and battle of wagner of 25,000 troops and he somehow got scared, like a dog i used to have that chased cars. i would the dog, what would you do when you catch the car? he could have taken moscow, putin got ahold of belarus and they pulled back. watch and see what happens with coo or jarasumath. heading toward belarus on northern part of ukraine. go back to

joining us to discuss the latest news on russia general keith kellogg, thank you for being here.he bogner group turned on russia and turned around went back to belarus. >> thank you for having me, the first thing i would say upfront, let's go back to winston churchill 1939 wrapped in an enigma, if anybody tells you what's going on they really don't. the group is a tough combat ready organization had fought in syria, and lost a lot of troops there, there is an open blood feud who leads the bogner group and also a leading russian general in ukraine in the joint chief of staff. in the secretary of defense sergei shoigu he believes it should've been fought and mismanaged terribly, he pulled his force on the southern side of the military headquarters took over the city greeted as a liberator and turned his forces to the highway towards moscow and he did a really smart if you look at his tactical formation they put all of his heavy equipment transporters they had extended fuels on them and all the troops on board the vehicles were moving north and ready to fight in a heartbeat moving v

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general keith kellogg back with us. always a present under pleasure.u for having me. maria: the pentagon is watching his words with the whole statement that it did not transmit data back. it is hard to believe i spoke with the former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe who told me he's pretty sure it fact send information back to beijing. what is your on this? >> you hit the nail right on the head. it's a portion of the language how you listen to them. i really do believe they send it back. when you collect information and sent back immediately, they don't store it when they say they did a collective that means putting it together a portion of the words, course they sent it back. they would not put a sensor package that large in a sensor package on the balloon most people say the size of a school bus. they collected it optically and signal intelligence as well. when they traverse the united states and what it crossed montana. he loitered up there because the balloon had the ability to loiter and think of as like a vacuum cleaner and suck u

general keith kellogg i'm sure we will be back in contact with you in the hours and days ahead.alkot who is in kyiv this morning. greg? >> yeah, trace, i think what people are looking for as the general said, there is about 25,000 in the wagner mercenaries. can they sway over some of the other military rank and file, either mid level officers, who could be a part of an actual coup, or, in fact, is this just going to be stamped down by moscow and clearly at the very least, this is a political stab in the back of not just the generals but putin, too. because, remember, it all started this morning with this gentleman saying that this war as wrong. this guy who is held in high esteem by putin saying it was based on lies, and i can tell you that there is one tweet from the general staff of the army here in ukraine and they tweeted out that we are watching very closely and i have heard that from a few other people here, there is nothing more that ukraine wouldn't mind happening as something seriously shuffling up the political situation over in moscow. back to you. >> trace: by all ac

let's bring in retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, former national security adviser to mike pencehe accomplish here. any deliverables? >> no. >> john: thanks, nice having you here. >> harsh assessment, i understand that. but we are looking at two nations like two ships passing in the night. the chinese have a goal, and it's provocation and power generation, and we respond with platitude. look at everything from the spy balloon incident, to what the chinese ships did in the taiwan strait, when you look at the buzzing of the reconnaissance jet, the secretary austin was snubbed by their secretary of defense li and then you have secretary blinken going over there and even president biden said there's no really goals out there for him to accomplish out there. that's a concern i've got. the administration, almost responding to events by event, instead of having a very, very deep plan on how to confront the chinese going forward. look, here is what i would tell them if i was sitting in their chair. you've got to go back to 1950 with what was called the national security council memorandu

retired lieutenant general and fox news contributor keith kellogg joins me now.e messaging from biden on this one. obviously his messaging can be a little mixed at times but especially here. so what did you make of this, of him really doubling down on what he said about xi jinping at a time when tensions are very strong between us and china? >> yeah, ashley, first of all, thanks for having me. look, words matter and you almost want to advise the president, watch what you say about other foreign leaders. when i was in the white house with the trump administration, president trump was very clear about it. words do matter, watch what you say about your opponents, adversaries because it will come back and bite you later on. he's done that repeatedly. that does not build with good relationships. he's done that with russian with putin and he's done than with saudi arabia. it's a huge mistake to do that. the relations right now with us and china are not very good especially with what you said earlier about them building potential will i a military base in cuba. we shoul

we'll continue monitoring this but back to keith kellogg right now.he president more or less saying, general, you heard as well as it is still too early to reach a conclusion. staying in touch with our allies. those are all sort of checklist things you say when something like this is going on but the bigger question is what about putin? does he know or anyone know where putin is or what's next for russia? >> well you know, neil, one ink thing he didn't do i think i would have recommended to a president, they have got a hotline. pick up the hotline and call him. say what is going on? i mean, the fact that you're ignoring an adversary somebody who has got more nuclear weapons than anybody else in the world is going through an attempted coup and is fighting ukraine, not having contact with him is foolish. always talk to your adversaries. i think you should never not talk to them. i, if i was recommending anything to president biden is pick up the phone, find out what is going on. talk to them personally. see what is happening. you get a feel for the oper

let's bring in retired general keith kellogg, former national security adviser to vice president mikepence and fox news contributor. so, how loudly should the alarm bells be ringing at the white house and the pentagon about the deal china is trying to cut with cuba to put chinese troops there in a training base, particularly after antony blinken just comes back from beijing. >> yeah, john, thanks for having me. look, this is significant. this reminds me of over 60 years ago, i was a young teenager at the time, missiles in cuba, the soviet union put medium range nuclear missiles, and 13 days the world was on the edge of war. i remember that distinctly. now secretary blinken going to china and the optics at the start were bad, off the airplane he's met by the guy who runs the americas desk in the chinese foreign ministry probably number ten out there, he is hit with this comment about to put potentially chinese troops into cuba, and that is significant. i would ask them -- go back and read what, you know, what president monroe said in 1923 about the monroe doctrine. this could only buil

control of the weapons if the wagner march had become a bloody battle and today i asked general keith kelloggthis incident could be used as a stress test for russia and he said yes and it appears russia suffered more than a true fractures and is weaker because of that and military analysts share that feeling. >> trace. thanks so much. >> so the dust hasn't settled in russia. it's hard to know what's going on but president biden held a press conference to assure the public u.s. was not involved. >> we gave putin no excuse to blame this on the west or to blame this on nato. we made clear we were not involved. we had nothing to do with it. this was part of a struggle within the russian system. >> michael walters congressman from florida used to be a green beret commander. congressman break it don for us. i don't want to put any of our operators at risk. can you explain to our odds yens what went down overseas? look. you have basically an independent militia mercenary group that was more powerful and effective than the russian army. that was causing friction internally. they were effective, they'

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we would like to bring in general keith kellogg, great perspective on this. i go back to the briefing, one, welcome to you. back to the briefing and john kirby keeps saying listen this is an internal russia matter, we are not going to weigh in on this. but tinstant of rush hour -- ths is an thing in russia. >> they missed the boat on two things, one, why hasn't mark milley used the shot line and called his counterpart in russia. two, hasn't president biden called putin. there is a major war going on, they are an adversary, and somebody said this, this, go right to the source. that's what i would recommend they do and what i think president trump would have done if he was in the white house. you've got to get to the to bottom of it. it's a have he dangerous situation, very vol time, there are four protagonists, vladimir putin, shoigu, chairman of the joint chiefs, and prigozhin, so working together as to what the resolution is going to be and nobody really knows. let's get to the bottom and find out. >> sandra: what do you think is the reason for that, not bri

want to get to lieutenant general keith kellogg on this. what do you think, general?ven though the administration tried to say it wasn't denial as much as saying the reports out there were not correct. i'm not in to semantics. bottom line is china is there with an espionage shop up and running. what do you make of that? >> yeah, neil. thanks for having me today, this goes back to what yogi berra said. it's deja vu all over. the chinese are probing us, testing us, testing our national resolve. what the chinese do, they use power projection and provocation. we respond with platitudes. look what they have done recently. it's the spy balloon over the united states of america. then you've got them buzzing one of our reconnaissance jets. a near collision of a chinese and u.s. warship in the way want straits. the recent snub of our secretary of defense, lloyd austin in singapore by their secretary of defense. so they have a pattern in doing this. it's not surprising to me. it's a constant test. my concern is neil, we haven't responded to it in any concrete way. we don't have

retired lieutenant general keith kellogg joining us now, former national security adviser to mike pence and fox news contributor. thank you for hanging on with us to the breaking news. to the incident over the weekend. what is your reaction to that and what message are you getting? >> thanks for having me. this issue is bigger than two warships nearly colliding or the jet coming very close to one of our reconnaissance aircraft or even the snub of general li, the chinese secretary of defense at the shangri-la summit in singapore. china sees the united states as a declining power in the world. they see themselves ascending. and they talk power. and they look at us and say ok, we have a plan. we the chinese, and it's a 2049 plan and an economic plan, we don't have a plan. that's the biggest concern i have right now, sandra, there's no plan of how to confront the chinese. you can start with by declaring them what they really are, and they are not a competitor, france is a competitor, but they are an adversary. and then we need to come up with a plan much like we had at the end of world war

if the wagner march haf d becom a bloody battle and today i asked general keith kellogg if this incidentould be viewed as a type of stress testh thi for russia. and he said yes, indeed. and that it appears russiae s ra more than a few fractures and is now weake suffer becausef that. and a lot of other military analysts share. >> that feeling, lawrence. wow. trace, thanks so mucraceh. has' you bet. so the u.s. still hasn't settled in russia is harsettledi to know what's going on. but president biden held a press conferenceded a to the public that the u.s. was absolutely not involved. he gave putin no excuse no ex to blamecu this on the west and blame this on nato. we mad me clear that.h it we were not involved. we had nothing to do with it. w this is part of a struggle within the russian system. >> michael walters, the congressman from florida, and heystem. joins us now, whoo used to be a green beret commander. congressman, break it down for us. look us., don't want to put any our operators at risk.plai can you explain to our audience look went down overseas? yeah, well, look, you have ba