give vladmir putin ukraine, more assets more tools to fight the war. are the republicans and democrats to hold on a second. we're really smart. see how this plays out. we're not playing checkers, stuart. we're playing chess. who is playing chess, stuart? i don't know. the consequences could be grave and desperate for the world if put inch uses his nukes and he threated to use them. america wants to support ukraine, give them weapons and tools, if this ramps up you will see america give up real quick when their hide is on the land because vladmir putin is angry at support we've given to the to the ukrainians. stuart: you differ from me in this respect. move on to this one. correspondent in abc news says the democrats are doomed for the midterms. watch this. >> the economy is so tough for so many people, food prices, rent spiking. if they got retirement funds those are evaporating. even the issue of abortion. while millions of people who that will be number one issue i think the economic headwinds are so tough and biden, he doesn't have oomph as a candid

vladmir putin threatening the use of nuclear weapons.is escalating and getting serious, some people are saying president biden needs to get in there, get smart people in the room to work this out, negotiate some sort of a deal, not standing by to condemn the attacks. >> let's just think about what you just said. here we have russia conducting an unprovoked war on a democratic country inside of europe, something we haven't seen since world war ii i may add and the fact is there is an opportunity to defeat this russian military inside of ukraine. and all they want is for to us help them do that. they're not asking us to fly a single airplane or pull a single trigger. just give us the means to help us do that. if you talk to the pols or the people from the baltic states, they believe this war with russia against nato countries was inevitable. that is why the pols are giving them operational equipment from the units into ukraine. the polish leader told me, look it, the war with russia we're fighting now, not five years from now. we have the

they're saying -- >> not vladmir putin.want a republican senate and they want a republican congress. they feel -- neil: i think they want to make money. >> they want to make money but they want common sense. neil: fine. i think they're always about money. and i think that they have got a lift in prices here. you would think they would learn from history, whatever your views on the president, whatever, the last time they did this and tried to gouge western nations they ended up gouging themselves and almost drove themselves out of business. do you think there is a risk of that now? >> i think it is is all leadership. look, the new prime minister in england, leadership, the pound is up to $1.13. it was almost 99 cents last week. it comes down to leadership. neil: liz truss has a lot of hurt there. >> yes. neil: but you're saying some of these signs are looking promising? >> in the united states what i would do, look what senator sullivan says in alaska. we have two million, 2.2 million-barrel pipeline in alaska going down to

benefited vladmir putin or that matter anyone in the west so what would it be?ink it is? >> you know i think it is a result of president biden's long-term desire to muddy up relationships with saudi arabia. i have mean this is a president that -- neil: what would his response be? we're told it would be all right, maybe stop sending weapons to them. mange them pay dearly for this. how would you make the saudies, perhaps the richest kingdom on the planet pay for something? >> well the way that would be the most effective is to get u.s. oil producers back to work but they don't want to do that, right? and so they decided to, you know, burn down the baby with the bath water at the same time and this is a long-term strategic mistake by trying to make an enemy of an long-time alley in a very sensitive part of the world especially the middle east where they produce a lot of oil. the administration, the critics are saying well saudi arabia sided with russia, you know, but the, to be honest with you. the only reason they would have, because the biden administration pushe

here is white house economic advisor blaming russian president vladmir putin for inflation of things.r inflation challenge, and again we are focused on it to the best of our abilities. part of the challenge for food is actually through energy. and so putin's war against ukraine where he has weaponized natural gas, he weaponized energy, shows up in food prices as well because energy is a big component of fertilizer. we have been working to ease ports which actually helps to ensure farmers are able to export their products. they're not sitting on a lot of inventory. reporter: but inflation still sits 40-year highs. the white house blaming president, the russian president vladmir putin for oil issues as well as now inflation and food issues. david? david: we should mention of course the lie own's share of inflation increases began before russia invaded ukraine. there is no sense to that. reporter: 1.4% was inflation when it came into office. it is 8.2%. david: it was up over 7% at the time of the invasion in ukraine. good to see you, edward, thank you very much. >>> americans are reeling

vladmir putin said ukraine is planning to use a dirty bomb. is putin bluffing?cate that putin has made a decision to use a dirty bomb. nor have we seen any indications that the ukrainians are planning such a thing. reporter: president putin just gave an unhinged version of reality in pan annual national security speech in which he accused the west of playing a dangerous and bloody game in ukraine. president putin directly accused ukraine of planning to use a dirty bomb which many fear is a pretense for russia to escalate or use a tactical nuke. this after he personally oversaw russian nuclear exercises yesterday. and it carried out a hypersonic missile test today. the new pentagon defense strategy explains why it sees china as the pacing threat. quote the peoples republic of china, or prc is accelerating modernization, expansion of its nuclear capabilities. the united states and its allies and partners will increasingly face a challenge of deterring two major powers with modern and diverse nuclear capabilities. the prc and russia creating new stress on strategic

there is concern that vladmir putin is right about saying easing up a little bit is doubling down.being used throughout the country. let's go to ukrainian parliament member kind enough to join us now. how are you doing there? >> neil, thanks forehaving me on the show again. i'm doing okay. we're heartbroken but not broken. there was today another attack own kyiv. just back from the bomb shelter because the air raid sirens are turned off. the iranian drones are really are persistent in attacking our infrastructure. so they're attacking our energy systems and they are targeting civilian buildings. yesterday we were all devastated by the building destroyed and a woman who was six months pregnant killed. it is just still not going through my mind in the morning things were kind of okay. then you wake up to the sound of huge motorcycle passing by. you hear an explosion. the explosion happened that maybe three minute drive from where i live. we went there to help take people out of the rubble. unfortunately our firefighters were able to save many but not everyone. and it is devastating b

for his unprecedented third term, president xi was ever offered congratulates by vladmir putin and kimong-un sent a letter of well-wishes too. will, rachel, todd. will: thank you. rachel: this was censored off their internet. they didn't see it like a lot of things censored off our internet during covid and many other things. i don't understand what it is all about. we'll have gordon chang later on to explain. todd: for all the anti-capitalists who think communism what a great way to go. that is what communism looks like, folks, if you want that in our country, vote for communists or push the communist agenda in the schools, in the colleges. that looks bad to me. i don't want that. rachel: you love gangster stuff. doesn't that look like one of those gangster movies? will: i do love gangster stuff. yesterday we brought you the story of new zealand looking into taxing cow burps. todd: and? will: cow farts toad todd thank you. will: methane emissions account for 50% of new zealand carbon emissions. in order to reduce the level of methane emissions they are looking to tax cow emissions. re

. >> the idea that putin and vladmir putin and mbs are essentially trying to interfere in our electionhese actions, using opec is extremely troubling and we should all be concerned about their influence. >> we don't have five dollar a gallon gas in this country by accident, because joe biden and progressive democrats want gas to be that expensive. they want you out of your gas-guzzling suv or minivan. they want farmers to stop using diesel for tractors or other farm instruments. they think you can replace all these things with electric vehicles, which by the way are really coal-powered or natural gas-powered or nuclear powered vehicles. >> answer with a yes or no does your bank have a policy funding new gas and oil products, mr. dimon? >> absolutely not. that would be the road to hell for america. we are not getting this one right. the world needs 100 million bears of oil and gas every day need it for 10 years. investing in the oil and gas complex is good for reduces co 2. particularly for the rest of the world you have seen everyone going back to coal. elizabeth: that was jamie dimon

vladmir putin is showering the ukraine's capital with rockets