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Response to potential chemical weapons used or the purpose of sanctions. the speech ended a busy 3 days in europe during this time the white house announced additional natural gas shipments to europe so ending dependency on russian oil and gas would take years. the ukrainian government is pushing for more energy from around the world and more weapons from nato. >> all offers are on the table, our needs are on the table, we need peace immediately. the answers are up to you. >> ahead of his speech...

>> the president believes that sanctions are intended to deter. >> the purpose of the sanctions has always been and continues to be deterrence. >> the purpose of the sanctions in the first instance is to try to deter russia from going to war. >> sanctions are not an end to themselves, they serve a higher purpose. that purpose is to deter and prevent. >> we do see them as having a deterrent impact. john: madame, ambassador, can you hear this up for us, were they meant to deter or were they not me...

Butcher. >> john. john: rich edison at the white house for us. rich, thank you. lets turn to mike tobin live in lviv, ukraine with the latest on the ground. mike, the city of lviv which had largely been quiet was changed yesterday, what happened? mike: well, about 4:30 p.m. local time the air raid sirens sounded with the wind direction. we didnt hear the air strike downtown. we started learning about the strikes from our smartphones. short after that the fumes. the regional governor said 5 peopl...

Comes with word of perhaps more peace talks today in turkey. president biden seemed to imply vladimir putin should not be in power. blinken says he was merely saying russia should not have power over its neighbors. jon: im jon roberts, president biden blasts president up inin a powerful speech but off the cuff remark that has captured the worlds attention. >> for god sake, this man cannot remain in power. the secretary of state saying this is about putins grip on ukraine, not russia. >> we do no...

The ruble or youre looking at their credit rating or youre looking at interest rates, those sanctions are having an impact right now on the russian economy. john: but again, were they meant to deter or not? >> well, look, before the war obviously we were laying out the consequences in pretty explicit detail with the hope that president putin would take an alternative course. we were trying in that moment to sharpen his choice. we were also at that moment moving u.s. force posture into eastern eu...

Contempt referrals dealing with dan and a vino and also peter navarro. i have seen the agenda for tomorrow nights meeting. this was friday. this was not on the agenda. now, whether or not this comes up, and theres going to be a lot of pressure on members of that committee to go after clarence thomas. and how they handle this. in fact, there was one message if i was shown the other day that said they were going to try to handle this with kid gloves. well see if that sticks. john: well see. one qu...

Confirmation hearings have become one of washingtons partisan. all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ jon: hello again from fox news in washington, the president is back on u.s. soil this morning after a blistering speech in europe where he slammed russian president vladimir putin and gave a stark warning to stay out of nato territory. the president also appeared to call for putins removal but the white house walking that back this morning. this comes after days of meetings with nato allies o...

Words? rich: but the white house has left clarifying president bidens major pronouncement. >> its putin, its vladimir putin who is to blame, period. rich: in a major speech in poland at the doorstep of russian aggression, president biden verbally tore down vladimir putin assailing him for invasion of ukraine and the president encouraged the worlds democracies and warned autocrat against moving on premier offensive alliance. >> dont even think about moving on one single inch of nato territory. >>...

Because we never heard the president say we are going to help ukraine win. senator: i know, its hard to believe. absolutely. i mean, we have got to help ukraine win. weve got to push putin back into russia and then let the will of the russian people decide what happens to putin. he ought to go to prison for war crimes but we have got to do everything dont play to tie, you play to win. you give them every resource you can and you do it every second. you are thinking every second, what else can we...