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. >> harris: peter. >> the other day i asked president biden if he underestimated putin and he said noht ask him if he overestimated putin because yes, there is this news about putting the nuclear forces on alert, but we are also seeing news reports about russian military convoys running out of gas and the soldiers don't have enough food, and amy klobuchar was giving the president a lot of credit this morning forgetting all the intel out there. how good is the intel? don't know. >> harris: charlie. >> you know, it's war and in wars the truth is always the first casualty. so it's pretty tough. obviously we have seen some positive signs like the convoys running out of gas. that's deafly positive sign. >> harris: not for them! >> not for them, but for the good nice it is. but that leads to another problem, which is that you have a madman to begin with, but then if the madman fails and then you have a desperate madman with nukes, then it starts to get even scarier. >> harris: juan, let's just tip off of that point. >> welcome i think right now it is putin's war and it's proven to be putin'

. >> harris: peter doocy live at the white house. know if you caught general kellogg a couple of minutes ago act 1, russia, act 2, russia, act 3, potentially russia and we'll get in on the game. we are already behind according to the general. >> something else he said was sanctions take too long. the white house obviously disagrees. they are telling us more sanctions are coming today against russia. but there are some republican lawmakers in town very skeptical that that will be enough to stop what is coming next. senator marsha blackburn says vladimir putin wants nothing more than to return to the days of the old soviet union and made it clear he will attack the national security of the west and our partners to make it happen. there are some democrats who seem to agree. >> we see the biden administration impose sanctions on anyone doing business or involved with these breakaway regions. but we need to go further. >> germany now says that after yesterday they are not going to let putin pump oil directly to europe via the nord stream

harris: pre-guided missiles surrounding the capital city, an urban area where millions live. in "focus" this hour we tired army general. texas congressman michael mccaul. retired marine bomb technician joey jones and peter doocy live at the white house where president biden is expected to speak soon. first fox news is on the ground in kyiv. trey yengst reporting. >> harris, good morning. at this hour russian forces continue their air and ground campaign against ukraine. the ukrainian interior minister says that russian troops have now crossed the border from belarus into northern ukraine and are currently battling his troops in the chernobyl zone, a key zone. if they're able to move forward from there they can continue marching onto the capital of kyiv. one other area of focus right now that the ukrainian defense forces are looking at has to do with a small airport just outside the capital of kyiv. about 15 miles from here and it was reportedly taken over by russian forces this afternoon when they used attack helicopters to hit this military facility. there is a concern now that if they retain control of this airport they will be able to fly in more armored vehicles and can continue to try to launch a g

it seems like the question when you put it on harris makes you -- peter. it seems like it makes you -- but it seems like it's making you stretch when we just change the name from pence to harris. >> no, no, no. >> are you holding -- let me finish the question and you'll get to respond. let me finish the question. >> that was not the premise of our argument. >> peter, peter -- >> take a second look. >> right, so let's say that. under your contention, vice president harris could take any states that her side lost and selectively send those back. that's your current contention? >> if any vice president -- >> if what? >> under the electoral count act of 1887, if there are objections that are raised about a state's electors, the provision is you have two hours of -- >> is that a yes or no, peter? >> at the end of that -- >> peter, you're an outspoken individual? is that a yes, because i didn't hear a yes? is that a yes for harris? >> the wame you framed the question is wrong. you're assuming that the vice president had the ability to determine the outcome. wrong

harris, do you? peter: i wish. but there is so much else to celebrate. is where the black panther party began. the deep-rooted town in black history. this whole month we are celebrating so many other activities besides the black joy parade. the iconic smokey robinson is coming to the paramount and will be live on february 26 here. and we have west coast legends of hip hop coming to the paramount, lauren g, too short, dj quick on february 25. kristen: wow. there's a whole lot to celebrate all this month. are there also restaurants involved? peter: that is one of my favorite topics, is to eat. of course. oakland's culinary scene is as diverse as the town culture itself. we have more than 40 black-owned food and drink businesses in oakland, from home of chicken and waffles down here, to horn barbecue, and my favorite for cocktails. we have from food trucks to michelin star cuisine and vegan bites. oakland has that all. kristen: you mentioned about the black panther party and the social movement that began in oakland. for those who are too young to remember,

the we can just be gone, harry, moscow, my name is peter scott. and welcome to 30 minutes of news analysis or nazi international. the u. s. national security adviser has laid out a rather precise prediction for what he calls the imminent russian invasion of ukraine. jake sullivan went into disturbing detail of what he expects. meanwhile, russian for ministry spokeswoman is a kind of a says such history is now reaching a limit and only the anglo saxons need. a war is likely to begin with aerial bombing and missile attacks that could obviously kill civilians without regard to their nationality. a subsequent ground invasion would involve the onslaught of a massive force with virtually no notice communications to arrange. a departure could be severed and commercial transit halted. they rapid assault on the city of key that is a possible line of attack course of action that the russian forces could choose to take. the white house hysteria is more revealing than ever. the anglo saxons need a war in any cost provocation. misinformation and threats are a

well, that's how things look in as 5 50 am harry moscow. mine is peter scott's and i'll be back again at the top of the hour with a run down of the headlines. ah, no. when i was showing wrong when i just don't hold any world yet to shape out disdain because of the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground algorithm . so neural networks have been following us everywhere. we look online because our relationships are what matters most to us. that's how we find meeting. and how we make sense um, are placing the silicon valley ceos don't mentioned in the slick presentations. however, the ghost workers who train the software humans are involved in every step of the process when you're using anything online. what we're sold, as is, miracle of automation. behind your screen. it's a long rouble workforce that feeds algorithms for next to nothing. on a very good day, i could do $5.00 now. a really bad day. i could do 10 since these workers are invisible by design, it's about labor costs,

harry moscow. my name is peter scott. and welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis on archie international. the 2022 beijing winter olympic games is officially kicked off with the opening ceremony on friday, marking the starts of the events, but rather than celebrates a global sporting spectacle, which brings together some of the best athletes on the planet. western commentators seemed to want to talk war and politics instead. russia has a mass more than a 100000 troops on 3 sides of ukraine. us officials have threatened severe sanctions if russia makes them move. those specially in the light of almost bar call them please to the media and everyone involved to stay away from politics during the 4th, particularly in respect to athletes, participating in this games. these calls have been disregarded by some media outlets with a clear hyping up of the war attempts for war and accolades and political situation in ukraine. even before the opening ceremony was over several pundits around the headlines. something like a limbic war games seems that the entire focus is on the political situation. in

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peter. the biden administration says it is not too late for russia to step back. vice president kamala harrisia from vice president kamala harris. the vice president saying if russia invades, the u.s. will impose severe sanctions. >> make no mistake, the imposition of the sweeping and coordinated measures will inflict great damage on those who must be held accountable. >> reporter: that message a day after president biden said vladimir putin has decided to invade ukraine. >> as of this moment, i'm convinced. >> reporter: a revelation from the president who for weeks insisted putin hadn't made up his mind. biden citing intelligence that the u.s. believes they will target the capital of kyiv. a city of nearly 3 million. >> russia can choose diplomacy. it is not too late to deescalate and return to the negotiating table. >> reporter: there are no signs russia is backing away. the u.s. officials say russia moved half its forces in attack position. u.s. intelligence suggests that russia has up to 190,000 forces near and in ukraine. for weeks, biden predicted disinformation and false flag operation

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harris. are you -- >> no, no, no. if any vice president -- >> if what? is that a yes or no, peter if you have two in each chamber sand at the end of this -- >> you're an outspoken individual, is that a yes buzz i didn't hear a yes. we got your answer on that. way nt to go to the other plot about the proposal to involve the military. did you or your staff ever attend or arrange any meetings to discuss that plan. >> one of my staff members, without my knowledge may have been involved. but, no, i had nothing to do with that. >> you had something to do with it your aide facilitated it. >> no, not -- >> let me let you respond. >> i have no knowledge of what he did. >> i'll put this up for viewers and let the people respond. was it wrong for your aide so facilitate that meeting. >> i have no comment on that. >> that is what it looks like when one of the most outspoken people advocating what i called a peaceful way to keep trump in power to overthrow the election, like a coup attempt when he he, mr. navarro, has reached this point in the conversation. i'm not saying it is because of one

peter. a lot of news here. we've been following this high-stakes showdown between western leaders and vladimir putin. today vice president kamala harris on the biggest global stage she's been on for the first time meeting with the leaders of the three eastern european countries. >> we remain, of course, open to and desiring of diplomacy as relates to the dialogue and sessions we have had with russia but we are also committed, if russia takes aggressive action, to insuring severe consequences in terms of the economic sanctions we have discussed. >> and president putin meeting with his allies, belarus, who has welcomed russian forces ahead of planned ballistic missile exercises this weekend. blinken says will only take place if russia does not invade ukraine as feared in the next several days. >> even as we're doing everything we possibly can to make clear there's a diplomatic path, that this has to be resolved through dialogue, through diplomacy, we are deeply concerned that's not the path russia has embarked on. i think putin's been surprised at the solidarity, at the way nato has come together. as long as we maintain that solidarity,

. >> peter: it's been 11 months since president biden tapped kamala harris to get to the cause.d unspeakable crimes including the alleged drunk driver who tried to get away from a crash. he is accused of causing in november of 2020 that sent adrian through her windshield in texas. killing her. now her heart broken mother is struggling with what she sees as an unfair accommodation for annual accused killer. >> i wasn't told in the beginning, you know, that he wasn't going to be deported but i was told that he was. him not being deported it's like you telling me my daughter's life didn't mean anything. >> peter: the situation on the border not changing could be linked to president biden's messaging about the border not changing as well. because yesterday, he used a hypothetical that he has been using for weeks or months where he describes a family sitting around in central america saying that they're going to sell all their belongings and go to a country where they don't speak the language. the president says he does not think that is what is happening. but so far they don't have

peter and there we are. >> bill: all right. a star is born. >> dana: it's not pretty and he has another lesson next week. thanks for letting me play that, everyone. here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the politics of keeping us alive. the democrats said they could protect us better than anybody but they didn't. and after that johns hopkins analysis showed lockdowns, restrictions, school closures and more actually hurt americans, some are finally coming around but very late in the game. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". the white house is claiming president biden never wanted any of that. no lockdowns. >> the president has been clear we're not pushing lockdowns. we haven't been pro-lockdown. that isn't his agenda. most of the lockdowns happened under the previous president. >> harris: federal vaccine mandates and state and local mask mandates for school kids became the defact o*e law of the land. we need to realize how damaging shutting down our businesses and keeping us locked in our homes and covering our children's faces have been for all of us. >> ultimately there is economic and social costs to these lockdowns and

harris. president biden is back, wilmington, delaware. we are told with the press traveling with him he left a memorial service for a relative who passed away recently. bret: peter doocy life. thank you. that's forget the british and passenger to the united states dane karen pierce. thank you for being here. it is a dangerous time, how do you perceive this what putin is trying to do and how the world was responding. >> people are coming out in support of ukraine people around the world in places like libya, even in asia had been moved by what they see at the ukrainian existence. nobody at the un voted with russia on the security council resolution. i think people are seen a false narrative that jen psaki was referring to. bret: if you look at the protest in berlin, 100,000 plus in the streets of berlin. we have images of that. we have the german chancellor coming out saying it is time to not only funneling weapons but also increase germany's defense budget. this is changed the dynamic in your neck of the woods. >> that's exactly right. those around putin should be evaluating at this point what his actions are doing outside of ukraine. bringing nato together has

peter and there we are. >> bill: all right. a star is born. >> dana: it's not pretty and he has another lesson next week. thanks for letting me play that, everyone. here is harrispolitics of keeping us alive. the democrats said they could protect us better than anybody but they didn't. and after that johns hopkins analysis showed lockdowns, restrictions, school closures and more actually hurt americans, some are finally coming around but very late in the game. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". the white house is claiming president biden never wanted any of that. no lockdowns. >> the president has been clear

is harris health, portions of which are in my congressional district, and spending a lot of time on the journey that we took with the pandemic, have worked -- and i'm sure you're aware of dr. petertez and the work he has been doing. and have worked with him extensive tli throughout a number of infectious disease. ebola, et cetera, that doctors, researchers are crucial. there are individuals in the texas medical center still attempting to get citizenship. they are either legal -- legal permanent residents or they have the physician status. and they're not even at that point. and it does cause a depression, if you will, in the level of research and the amount of expertise that we have. so i happen to be one that believes that we can answer the points that have been made by our minority witness. i happen to believe we can walk and chew gum at the same time. there is no doubt that medicine is international. you actually may want the expertise of international research to provide americans with the very best medical care that they can. i think the brain drain of training foreign doctors and losing them is also a concern. so we must find, just life we have to regularize grimes we must