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ambassador nikki haley, and we'll have reports from kyiv and the polish border. plus the first post-invasion poll shows a big bounce for president biden. are we about to see a change in our domestic politics. joining me for inside analysis are nbc correspondent hallie jackson, eddie glaude jr. of princeton university, robin wright of "the new yorker" and stephen hayes, founder of "the dispatch." welcome to sunday and "meet the press. >> announcer: the longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd >> and a good sunday morning we've seen the world rally around ukraine moved bs like this one. this is what ukranian officials say is the shooting down of a helicopter the worst is yet to come for ukraine. yesterday putin threatened them with their statehood, civilians laying waste, and putin violating court orders there are people jamming train stations before an assault on the capitol. russia does control areas south and east of ukraine. they're looking to cut ukraine off from the sea and trap its army interna

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley is in "focus." fox team coverage, lucas tomlinson reporting from western ukraine and trey yengst in kyiv. trey, we begin with you. >> harris, air raid sirens continue to sound across ukraine as russia pushes forward with their invasion. we know today in the second largest city of kharkiv two cruise missiles hit a public square killing many people. authorities there on the ground say this was a direct attack by russian forces. ukrainian president zelenskyy today calling it a war crime. here in the capital of kyiv earlier tonight a television tower was hit by a russian missile. that explosion reverberateed across the city as civilians continue to stay underground. we know that 40 mile long convoy outside of the city limits now a major concern to authorities who set up checkpoints around the city putting anything in the road they can, flower pots, pianos and even cars just trying to block this russian advance. we spoke to some civilians today trying to make their way out of the ukrainian capital. heart

ambassador nikki haley on your program.mediately. we should not just be energy independent. we should be dominant. we could be a great energy exporter. we have the ability to do that. all of us in the west will have to tighten our belt for economic challenges because our democratic freedoms are at risk. putin is not going to stop in ukraine. finland get ready. xi said he will take taiwan. we should put out the word, over our collective dead bodies. freedoms in the of west are at risk. we'll have to take economic hardships at home. we should come up with ways to help those that are most hard-pressed to basically deal with that but our freedoms are at risk. this is a war. maria: you make a great point because already we're seeing expectations of economic slowdown as a result of this. some people also predicting recession. on the oil comment, can you imagine that the biden administration sent u.s. officials to venezuela to discuss u.s. oil exports amid the proposal to ban russian. no comment whatsoever about firing up the ener

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and i was absolutely thrilled to see him win. >> nikki haley. >> nic did i hali. >> nikki haley >> nikkine influential people. forbes called her one of the world's 100 most powerful women. >> the next president of the united states nikki haley. as one of the most well-known female republican politicians on the national stage, many wonder what could be next. >> where is the future of the g.o.p. and are you on a ticket somewhere in the future? >> you know, i don't have to look at making a decision until the first part of next year. if it looks like there is a place for me, i have never lost a race. i'm not going to start now. >> hali is keeping busy with her conservative political action committee stand for america while also celebrating the accomplishments of other women. >> i'm a huge fan of women. women are great at everything they do because we know how to balance. >> hali says she has several role models, her mom, margaret theamp and one specific rock and roller. >> i'm a huge fan of joan jett. i loved her fight. i would play her music at bill signings in south carolina. i would quote

joey, i'm thinking about what ambassador nikki haley told me last hour, china. what are they good?he stuff they stole from us. >> to me this is a domestic topic for just a moment, when we talk about sovereign attacks in the states one thing a lot of people don't understand is if we build a wall of the southern border, if the department of defense builds that wall and border control takes it over, that a wall of the wall. but when we talk about cyber defense this is a monolithic at a national level, this is every utility manufacture, every local municipality. it's how we live our lives on the internet and it's controlled a million different places by a million different organizations. that's what makes us more vulnerable in some ways, they don't have to attack the department of homeland security, they can attack the newnan police department, they can attack the 911 center in san antonio. that's what makes us so vulnerable, our culture and the fact that we do spread the authority and control around 330 million people. that's why it's been this constant push. different levels of gover

so with that, we bring in nikki haley, former ambassador to the u.n. and author of "defending america with grace." very good to have you here today, ambassador. this language from vladimir putin, we've heard a lot over the years from him. but the discussion of cleansing people from society, cleansing scum and traitors and how people understand the difference between true patriots and these individuals. what does that evoke for you? >> well, it's just interesting because now he's starting to verbalize who he truly is. we always knew this. we knew this when he helped cleanse people in syria with chemical weapons. we've seen it through his brutal attacks when he's tried to poison political opponents and tried to eliminate people. this is not anything new for him to think like that. it's interesting that he has chosen to verbalize it, which lets us know he's seeing and feeling pressure. do i think that will change his tactics? no. you're seeing the real vladimir putin. i think we need to take him at his word. >> martha: antony blinken suggests that it migh

anita: governor in us ambassador to the un nikki haley joining for the us to sanction russian oil. >>ergy companies, all of them. pulled a lot of the international banking system. we need to stop taking any russian oil. the 80 we would give our money to an enemy is unthinkable and then the cme cannot allow this to continue to nine now joined by a global affairs analyst also a senior policy advisor and director of communications under ambassador nikki haley and a journalist in the former soviet union. there on —- good to see you. we all heard what nikki haley said and she had a laundry list of advice including the stopping of purchasing of russian oil. why have they stop short of doing that? >> because the geopolitical impact of such a move can rattle some corners of the world and there are concerns about the effect this would have on the economy. that said, clamping down on sanctions is what needed to happen hard earlier and of course the oil sector should be looked at and we should not buy real from our enemies. you don't pay your enemy in hopes of getting out of a problem you don't

ambassador to the un, nikki haley senator rick scott informant senior advisor to president trump stevenl sunday at 10:00 a.m. live on fox news. plus right on foxbusiness, start smart every weekday from 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with marie hope you start a week with us every weekday on foxbusiness. that will do it for us today, thank you so much for joining me. i will see it next time havt re. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: hello this week on the wall street journal at large war rages on with vladimir putin's assault on ukraine continues. is anything more we can do to stop the carnage? and in his first state of the union address, with oil prices surging and the economic uncertainty intensifying, joe biden assures us everything will be okay. does he even know what he is talking about?

paul ryan, vice president mike pence, secretary mike pompeo, governor chris christie, ambassador nikki haley last month, former reagan speechwriter peggy nitpick niemann-pick the address those questions and offered their perspectives, but already i world looks vastly different from when the series began. elections in virginia and new jersey have added more to the conversation. our nation ise now running headlong into higher inflation, and leadership of the white house has blamed the malaise of the american people for much of our woes. sound familiar, reagan fans? we all know that president reagan's most recognizable legacy involves ending a cold war, which brought down the berlin wall and lifted the iron curtain. authoritarians abroad have grown more circuit, even invading ukraine. now american and alliedy. leadership is required to prevent a new iron curtain from descending over eastern europe. in this context we welcome anotherom important voice to the conversation, senator tom cotton of arkansas. he served his country in uniform and has been shaped by the experience, and he's been a frien

sandra. >> sandra: bring in nikki haley, former ambassador to the united nations. thank you for joining us. you have heard from the white house and jen psaki, pressed on how we are going to respond if there were to be any chemical weapons attack. after she issued this tweet, now that russia has made false claims, be on the lookout for russia to use chemical or biological weapons in ukraine or false flag operation using them. it's a clear pattern. based on that warning, should we do more than on the lookout for it and actually be doing something actively to stop it, ambassador. >> sandra, this is not the america i know. the america i know will do anything and everything to help a freedom-loving country. here you have a country, we are watching body bags, watching mass graves, watching people fight for their very life for the freedom we all hold so dear and say to the ukrainian people we see you, we hear you, we hurt for you and i'm sorry biden is not doing more for you, that's not the america i know and love and to the american people, we are better than this. we ar

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paul ryan, vice president mike pence, secretary mike pompeo, governor chris christie, ambassador nikki haley and just last month, speech writer peggy newman. they offered their perspectives. but already, our worlds look different from when the series began. elections in virginia and new jersey have added a war to the conversation. our nation is now running headlock into higher inflation and leadership at the white house has blamed the ways of american people. sounds familiar reagan fans? we all know that president reagan's was recognized with a legacy ending the cold war, which brought down the wall and listed the iron curtain. now authoritarians abroad have brought more circuits, even in baiting ukraine and independent democracy. now, americans and allied leadership is required to prevent a new iron curtain from eastern europe. in this context, we welcome another important voice to the conversation, senator tom of arkansas. he served his country, you are in a form and has been shaped by the -- uniform and has been shaped by the experience, and has been a friend of the reagan foundation for

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this time to poland. >> bill: want to bring in nikki haley, former u.n. ambassador.europe hasn't seen a refugee crisis like this in 23 years. go back to kosovo. that was relatively shored lived. what connell lays out there is a long and complicated issue. >> such a catastrophe. thank goodness for poland and everyone being so welcoming. this is going to be a huge effect on all of those european countries that are taking these refugees in and the world to see what will happen. it is not over. this will last a long time. you will see dramatic effects on europe. >> dana: the u.n. general assembly had a vote yesterday. you know the u.n. well. here was the vote tally. 141 countries voted in favor of a resolution deploring russia's aggression against ukraine. four countries joined russia in voting against the resolution and 35 abstained. i can understand the four that joined russia. abstentions are interesting. >> it's good when you have the entire world coming together to condemn a violent dictator. no surprise that russia is standing with syria and north korea. you talk a

everybody would say, you know what, we went too far, that the entire republican party would sound like nikki haley sounded like that date, we made a mistake in following this man and we see that now, and we are not going to do that anymore. and within 48 hours, she was down at mar-a-lago, maybe not quite that quickly, but you get my point. i am a little concerned about in our malleable world where reality can be distorted, i am worried about how it will all get filtered through these various information systems we have now. and it is possible to me that even though we are watching it with our own eyes, and seeing the refugees, and destruction of buildings, there will be the explainers who will come and say, you know, actually, it was really more complicated, and trump never really praised putin. he was just simply pointing out that he was sappy, and who can deny that? i am not sure that this will be the kind of hinge moment of history that it should be. and so i say, the jury is out. >> kathy, thoughts on that? >> i have to agree with mona, because of the first time i thought this is a bridge too

everybody would say, you know what, we went too far, that the entire republican party would sound like nikki haleyounded like that date, we made a mistake in following this man and we see that now, and we are not going to do that anymore. and within 48 hours, she was down at mar-a-lago, maybe not quite that quickly, but you get my point. i am a little concerned about in our malleable world where reality can be distorted, i am worried about how it will all get filtered through these various information systems we have now. and it is possible to me that even though we are watching it with our own eyes, and seeing the refugees, and destruction of buildings, there will be the explainers who will come and say, you know, actually, it was really more complicated, and trump never really praised putin. he was just simply pointing out that he was sappy, and who can deny that? i am not sure that this will be the kind of hinge moment of history that it should be. and so i say, the jury is out. >> kathy, thoughts on that? >> i have to agree with mona, because of the first time i thought this is a bridge too fa

ambassador nikki haley put it well yesterday. ".ickens her to say that we would go from one enemy to deal with another. why do we need alongside our run? why do we need to have secrets with china about russia? why do we think we would keep -- and not our own? we said it wouldn't happen again. what does it take to keep this from happening again? we owe it to the world to be the beacon of light that we are. we had better get on it. it isn't just russia. china's watching, seeing the mistakes russia has made with its military. they are learning. we've got to get it together. >> bret: not only did we say it wasn't going to happen again, but we told ukraine if they give up nuclear weapons in 1994 that "we've got your back." >> harris: why didn't we let them into nato then? >> bret: they had a lot of corruption. >> harris: observer status? >> bret: they were on the outskirts, wanted nato status, but they did not get in. at the time they gave up the nukes, we said "if you do this, we've got your back." we do, but i don't think there's a lot

we had a tweet during commercial break from nikki haley, we need to let the catastrophic sanctions on to greg's point, the consulate has been decimated but they continue to carry out a text like that, there is military might and money behind that by the mic fight. it is interesting thing to bring up going back to zielinski's point this morning in addition to everything he's asking for, he is asking us to cut off all american companies from doing business in russia. no russian goods at american ports. there are ways we could be cutting off vladimir putin in this moment. there are some crazy stories about china, obviously china, their oil is on sale right now. you talk about saudi arabia willing to cut off the u.s. dollar for transferring oil sales to china and using taiwan for that. and devaluing the u.s. dollar. so this could be catastrophic consequences for vladimir putin and it comes to the economy. and decimating him from the ability to continue to ramp up the fight the level you just adjusted. >> jeanine: you know, just e, what is so interesting, so many companies decided on their

meet the press" when chuck is joined by west virginia senator joe manchin and anthony blinken and nikki haley. >>> in iowa, tornadoes touched down and killing seven people and two children emily akeda has more. >> large tornado on the ground. >> reporter: this morning, search and rescue efforts under way after a tornado tore through iowa and afternoon storms escorted fury on saturday and leaving devastated neighborhoods outside of des moines all right. looking for anything injures and needs help. >> reporter: the governor declaring a -- >> it's the scariest thing i've ever experienced >> reporter: their farm is unrecognizable a tangled melissa of pour lines and peeled off roofing and snapped tree trunks. dozens of homes in the area ripped from their foundation only a basement remains here utter destruction beside a home still standing the wood piercing its walls. a sign of relentless winds possibly topping 130 miles per hour according to the national weather service. so many now left with a difficult task of rebuilding but the governor confident iowans will step together adding they already a

that the entire republican party would sound like nikki haley sounded like that day where she said, we made a mistake in following this man, and we see that now, and we're not going to do that anymore, and within what, 48 hours, she was down at mar-a-lago, maybe not quite that quickly, but you get my point. and so, i am a little concerned about in our malleable world, how it will get filtered through the various systems that we have now, and it's possible to me, seen though we're watching it with our own eyes and hearing it and seeing the refugees and destruction of buildings, you know, there will be the explainers who will come and they will say, you know, actually it was really more complicated and trump really never praised putin. he was just simply pointing out that he was savvy and who can deny that. i just-- i am not sure that it will be the kind of hinge moment of history that it should be. and so, i say, the jury is out. >> cathy, thoughts on that. >> i have to agree, because i tell you the first time that i thought, this is a bridge too far, trump is never coming back from thi

former ambassador nikki haley says we have seen this before. >> we've seen it turn to these brutal attacksn he tried to poison political opponents and it tried to eliminate people. so this is not anything new for him to think like that. you seen the real vladimir putin. we need to take him at his word. >> harris: marc thiessen, former white house speechwriter and columnist and fox news contribute. in focus now. mark, taught me if you can about every sort of indication that you getting now to forecast what he might do next. >> he is trying to reconstitute the borders of the soviet union abroad. it is no mistake that he is also trying to reconstitute the soviet union at home. let americorps move so who is in jail and is the leader with electing a and said that there's more clinical prisoners in russia today than they were in the soviet union in 1976. as you point out, he has jailed 15,000 people. he just had a rally in a stadium. >> harris: we are shown in now. >> he still is people with dissidents in protest to the war. this is what tyrants do. he is trying to spread the borders back to the

the nikki haley -- >> it seemed like she was more concerned about trump.ioned himself best because he never allowed him to get sucked into the weird pro russia commentary. >> yeah, the truck suckups are shrinking every day, and people want grown ups and somebody that takes things seriously. these other battles look small now. >> just one thing, arizona you still have republican candidates running on trump. they are featuring him in ads. >> good luck with that strategy against the astronaut anyway. >> thank you all for being with us this hour. we will be back with more meet the press daily tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪a little bit of chicken fried♪ ♪cold beer on a friday night♪ ♪a pair of jeans that fit just right♪ ♪and the radio up well i've seen the sunrise...♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? with any handcrafted burger. saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g in

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the white house also saying no decision being made on banning foreign and russian oil and nikki haleye biden administration peer at her >> we need to start standing up why are we even a humming around the fact that we are still taking russian oil? why are we doing that? why would we take money from evil dictators? you never sleep with the devil because the devil owns you. the europeans are finding that out right now. we need to be smarter than that. >> jesse: we need to really be smarter, and you were mentioning iran deal that is now on the ropes because russia is now saying, hey, hey, hey, you need us on this pier they want oil from the iranians. where does that when i go? >> with russia's help we might be able to get the iran deal we never wanted. and gary said it perfectly, who knew vladimir putin was exiled because of it? what do you think vladimir putin thinks? this is the country that is helping us out directly or indirectly targeting nuclear power plants in the ukraine well threatening nuclear war on us if we do xyz. now, to go in there and convince iran that we are responsible

nikki haley saying the bigger hit is to the russian energy sector. the question would the u.s.gher for higher gas prices on that? your reaction to that? >> i put out a statement already in my candidacy to say that we need to immediately stop buying crude oil and lng. we need to call on opec to ramp up production and free up federal lands and all of the oil capability that we have in this great country to begin exporting. in the near term there will be a short-term hit. here on fox business it will drive the price of gas up. all-americans would rather live with that than thrusting us deep near a conflict we need to de-escalate quickly. elizabeth: senators lindsey graham, senator joe manchin and democrat lisa murkowski say yes to an oil embargo. nancy pelosi says it too. congresswoman, there is also this, the president getting criticized not coming out forcefully against putin and his war crimes. watch this. >> committing war crimes. president biden: we're following it very closely. it is early to say that. reporter: intentionally targeting civilian areas. there are over 2000 civ

you have nikki haley you got condoleeza rice you have christy nome. who else can i see running? you have senator josh hawley ted cruz is gonna run again and the ones that will everybody i mentioned mentioned is not running if trump's in so if trump will if trump comes in that'll be it. so i think that he's maneuvering that way. i think that i just think when you talk about next generation to answer your question, sir, that's like seven or eight guys do stuff the top of my head. i think there's a lot of people that came out of the trump administration to have so much promise and i think mike pence did a great job. he's a fine. i'm person one of finest people. i will ever meet. and i think that he would get our country right direction. and you know, he does is very hard to hate mike pence. yeah, no, he's great person. so i'm just saying you have a lot of talent in there 40s and 50s and josh holly's cases 30s. we're on the left. i think the reason why jill biden is even president right now is because bernie sanders could not get elected one is 80 and one's about to turn 78 so their

ambassador nikki haley to the united nations is in "focus." mike tobin reporting live from lviv. we'll start with you. >> ukrainian ground forces report that they have made substantial gains through counter offenses particularly to the northwest side of the capital city of kyiv. yesterday they reported that they had taken the town, which is directly west of the capital city of kyiv. they said they had taken a cluster of villages in that area as well. now sources say ukrainians are making gains in other areas in route to surrounding russian ground forces. >> these are near -- from the west of ukraine, from the north and behind. and there is a big bottle and from official sources with information right now there is a small city and almost all -- already in control of ukrainian soldiers. >> the siege of maier toll -- mariupol is not stopping. buses filled with aid were stopped and drivers and aide workers detained by the russians. another town that is shaping up as humanitarian disaster as a bridge into town has blown up is northeast of kyiv. trucks bringing food, water and medicine

. >> shannon: want to buy something by former nato ambassador nikki haley, u.n. now one, not allow russia on the security council. two, not allow russia in the general assembly. i mean, they shouldn't even get observer status at this point. this is all-out war. and we should be treating them like the criminals that they are. >> shannon: we were just talking about the vote taken at the u.n. today. we know there's going to be fighting an ongoing resistance, how are they to be treated on the world stage and organizations like the u.n.? >> it's very difficult question, shannon, because on the one hand, what russia seeks, what's before most want is to upend the international order. so by trying to kick them off the u.n. security council or outed at the united nations, i think we do risk putting ourselves into a bit of a tailspin when it comes to a loan of those international systems that at least are providing some modicum of security and stability. a lot of places around the world. >> shannon: putin no longer seems like the master of disinformation that their limits.

i will join us come along with nikki haley, congresswoman and volodymyr zelensky's former aide, yuliya jam-packed two hours of coverage and america reports. i'm john roberts. join sandra smith to me at the top of the hour. we will see you then. >> putin's brutal assault on ukraine has created a massive refugee crisis of more than 2 million ukrainians who have fled their homes seeking safety in neighboring countries. more than half of those refugees are making their way to poland, where the polish people are welcoming them with open arms. alex hogan's live from poland at a train station at the border. alex? >> hi, emily. this is the translation and michelle. behind me you can see families just across the border who are huddling together waiting for their next steps. the threat of war on european soil has made this crisis much more personal for people across the continent, but especially here in poland, which is welcomed 1.4 million people. >> i woke up maybe at 5:00 a.m. from explosions. i didn't understand what's going. i thought that maybe i'm dreaming. speak with the dream most peopl

ambassador, nikki haley, had something to say about it. she says we need to know what the new world order will look like pete he didn't lead us out of afghanistan. that's watch ambassador haley. >> this shouldn't be that hard. waiting is hugely important at this point because you're not just winning for ukraine, you're winning for freedom. the biden administration has been slow to react, slow to speak, slow to act. all of those things. we should be in front of this. we should be stopping things before they happen. we should be preventing more. we should be providing invasions. we should be making sure the world knows we will stand for freedom every time it is threatened. >> yeah, the question is -- ambassador but the beautifully -- the question is why would anybody follow if you haven't been leaving on this particular issue up until now? is there going to be an unknown, unforeseeable surprise game change when he gets to europe? most leaders have something in their pocket when they go to a big situation like this. does he have anything? or

ambassador nikki haley, the best they can say in trump's defense is, sure, he tried to help putin outn't succeed. >> the trump administration, trump personally tried to roll back sanctions on russia in 2017 he did they tried to lobby congress to weaken russian sanctions and legislation in 2017. he tried to remove sanctions on a russian oligarch company in 2018 delayed chemical weapons sanctions that were required by law against russia and let's not forget, holding ukrainian military aid hostage for a political stunt. how did -- you don't think any of those things sent a message to vladimir putin that america is divided, the west is divided, and he can get away with whatever he wants? >> you said it in every one of those things you kept saying "he tried. all i know is what he did. >> seth: yeah, chuck, he tried to help putin, but he was too stupid to follow through so checkmate, libs i get it now trying is different from doing so, it's only a crime if you successfully rob a bank, not if you try to rob a bank, but then the teller says "isn't that a stapler? and you say, "uh, no, this is

stuart: you interviewed nikki haley on fox news.ia saying this is sloppy but china is not saying this will keep us from moving in on taiwan. was sending arms to ukraine? which companies are pulling out of russia? how is the world reacting? this should be a lesson to the world that the dependency russia had in europe and how dangerous that was the dependency the world has on-site will be bigger, stronger and -- stuart: i would have 5 when china looks at the world's reactions what vladimir putin did in ukraine they are less enthusiastic about going after taiwan. >> xi needs a fairly smooth 2022 in october or november he tries to throw consolidated power. there are question is whether one man rule or go back to a model, with dissension. what nikki haley picked on that haven't occurred to me, china is watching the company, figuring out a way to not do business, not dealing with russia, they may be hearing from china. stuart: the repercussions go on and on. seeing you later. 9 to 11 weekdays, america's newsroom. you are competing with me

jon: the chinese are playing very close attention according to former ambassador nikki haley.they are saying who is sending arms to ukraine. which companies are pulling out of russia. how is the world reacting. this is about making sure their strategy is different. it's not if, it's when. they will move on taiwan. they are just learning from every bit of this. jon: they will move on taiwan she says. do you agree? >> there is no question china is taking an aggressive posture with respect to taiwan. we have seen it in terms of the military incursions that china has engaged in continuing to violate the sairt defense ier diction zone around taiwan. there are can things the chinese are doing. we have to bear in mind this is part of a broader strategy. it goes to the klein tease communist party's effort. you look at laos and parts of the world beyond the east asian sphere of influence. china is look to export its brand of auto cracy. jon:er in exporting other nations in the world by lending them money, and when they are unable to pay it back, china is taking over the ports and the p

but you've got a lot of other governors and senators out there, former ambassador nikki haley and otherse actual positions they present to the voters, i'm waiting for the flat tax, hello, guys, nikki haley and others. put it out there, you'll get my attention. [laughter] maria: well, we'll see about that. we're waiting on durable goods orders going to be out any moment now, and, of course, a really important window into big ticket items. we'll see if it moves the needle on an economy that is expected to slow down this year, certainly. cheryl has the number right now. durable goods orders. >> reporter: down 2.2%, maria. down 2.2%. this is much lower than expected. we were only looking for a drop of a half a percent. down 0.6 if you strip out transports. so that's in line if you strip out the -- [audio difficulty] 0.3 for core cap. okay, all right, so durable goods, again, much lower than expected, maria. tease are big ticket items -- washing machine, computers, a appliances, down 2.2%. the expectation down half a percent. we had a gain last month of 1.6. if you strip out transports, which

ambassador nikki haley warning about china.s off of china. biden while he hasn't quite gotten his grips what is happening in russia we have to look at china because that is next. when that happens, that is and all out issue that will affect every american. we are way do dependent on china and it will come back to bite us. stuart: won't china be cone trained about taiwan after seeing what happens with russians in ukraine? >> i think china sees russia as a stalking horse. they see what happened with ukraine. maybe the military option may not be the preferred option to go after taiwan but look what they're getting out of this. russian energy that germans will not buy and europe will not buy at bargain prices. russia had a trillion dollars in a rainy day fund so they could draw on it in a crisis. all that has been frozen. so the chinese will say maybe we should not keep our money in american banks. finally the chinese will understand the most powerful weapon they can use against america is the economic one. stuart: got it. that is

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