because, rebeccah, there has been around on russian banks.he global credit companies in order to make transactions. so is this how critical mass is achieved? although putin is trying to block information, information in this, especially to younger generations, it's like water. it'll roll downhill. it'll find its way to people desperate to know the truth. >> of course that's my prayer, that the russian people understand what exactly is going on and they continue to push back. i don't think we've seen nearly enough to pressure putin but we want to see more of it. another point of the russia and china relationship come in that were they went to ukraine at the beginning of the olympics they signed an agreement with it would help one another with energy and agriculture. here's another underplayed story here. crane is the breadbasket of europe. very fertile ground. once russia invaded ukraine on day one, russia effectively had control over one-third of the wheat export that led to the world. so we are now seeing that as you know i don't think china

rebeccah, will come to you first on this new level of war.ve always been there but this is a new level. where can they go and what can we do in response? >> that's right. i just saw your report. i can from there may have been the ukrainian group that hacked the russian military and just released the names and personal information of the hundred and 50,000 russian soldiers now in ukraine. so cyber warfare is definitely going to play in this particular war. it's also a reminder to americans that it's impossible for us to simply wash our hands of the world's problems and look inward. these kinds of things can spill over and directly impact the united states in our economy and our way of life. i've heard from people say this is just the reason why the united states should withdraw from the world and fix their own problems, were seeing what happens when you do that. that's what joe biden has done in this administration, kind of washed its hands and let other people handle it. it means we still have great ability to set the context to prevent these

. >> rebeccah heinrichs. >> the message is confused, which is why president biden worked himself up int that he did. but the white house's response to say what he really meant is gaslighting the american people. we know he doesn't want putin to be in power. they can say, we all recognize that putin is evil, what he's doing is evil, but the policy of the united states is, in fact, to get to a position of peace in ukraine and we'll arm the ukrainians so they can get to a negotiated peace. this isn't his only gaffe. president biden made a gaffe about sending the 82nd airborne into ukraine which we're not doing and said the united states would respond in kind if there was a chemical weapons attack on the part of russia. this was not a good trip for the president because the three big ga gaffes are at a cross-purposes with the overall message of the administration. >> obviously i disagree. i think it was a very powerful speech and an important trip for the united states of america to go to poland in particular, a country that stood up against the scourge of communism, why he talked about th

>> rebeccah: no. i was disappointed, but how disappointing for the people of ukraine. he did not do enough to help them. he gave them a very disappointing. >> carley: marc, where do we begin with oil and gas issue the president's announcement he was released 30 million barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve. how long will that have an effect on gas prices? we are still importing russian gas, as well. >> yes, joe biden missed an opportunity to actually address america's problem of his administration crushing american energy. only mention the climate crisis once and i'm sure that will upset climate activists. he failed to send the signal that america is open for business when it comes to energy. he wants american made everything, except energy. makes no sense. russian oil import 11-year high. 600,000 barrels per day from russia and putin's russia, federal budget is 40% of that. joe biden really cared and wanted to do most he could for ukraine, he would help american energy and make america energy independent and instead he doubled down trying to talk about climate

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we can see in rebeccah and other places the devastation that russia is causing. peace negotiations right now at this point will happen. the russians are using them frankly to try to attack the morale of those brave ukrainians who are fighting for freedom and liberty and democracy come everything that's in trying to in our own constitution. that is what the russians are using those negotiations for. >> if i could say, harris, you read the statement from a russian officials and we don't target civilians. i just did a real-time fact track of what we've covered over the past few days -- the red cross says they're trying to get aid into variable. >> they're all marked. and you're trying to bring aid to foreigners, 30,000 people in the city who are starving, who need water or melting snow and drinking it as a last resort. you know a 6-year-old died of dehydration. we have reports that they've attacked kindergartens and orphanage store housing civilians. these are facts. you can pick the one after another after another, but they don't target civilians they say. really b

thanks very much for being here today, joe concha, rebeccah heinrichs great to be with you both, we're watching gold and metals on the move. stay with fox business for the latest out of ukraine on this russian aggression, "varney" & company begins right now stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. the top story this morning is inflation, yes, there is dramatic news from ukraine and we will get to it, but we're in the middle of an energy price spiral. everybody is talking about it because everybody can see it and feel it. look at this. the average for a gallon of regular gas is now $4.06, only $ 5.05 away from the all-time high, the previous record back in 2008, and in california, regular averages look at that. $5.34, that's the average for regular in that state. diesel, that's gone up to 4.61, truckers, farmers, construction, heavy industry, they all run on diesel. their costs are going straight up and inflation goes up with it here is the price of oil, secretary of state blinken says a cutoff of all russian energy exports to europe and america is being co

we had rebeccah heinrichs on from the hudson institute.obal food supply. i'm also concerned, stuart, about the financial implications of these two getting together and in some way making america no longer the preferred currency and impact that would have. i hope our leaders are thinking enough ahead about global food supply and that question about our currency. >> i think you are right -- china in particular has weaponized the food supply. they have a big chunk of the world's wheat operation and some of it corn operation. rachel: and fertilizer. >> fertilizer downstream. exactly right. you take that out of the global food economy and you are talking about a gross escalation in prices. of everything. because, you know, all kinds of food. i think you are heading towards a $6 loaf of bread in the united states along with a $5-gallon gasoline. that's where we are headed. rachel: we saw the elites in the pandemic a lot of poor people hurt by that and see it again in this situation. >> poor people hurt especially in this escalating financial sit