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Particularly the united kingdom over the last couple of weeks. obviously he was rattled by the remark made by president biden when he indicated there would be lesser response if there was a lesser invasion, if you like. the united states has rode back on that, in lock step with ukraine saying any kind of military action here would be met with massive response, and that is the position of the rest of western europe. but then you have both the uk and the u.s. saying an attack potentially by russia...

We know has his own issues to raise. he hasnt always been pleased with the language u.s. officials have used to describe the likelihood of a russian invasion. that is something the white house has stood by, that term imminent, saying they believe that invasion could happen basically at anytime. and, also, theyve not been happy with the fact that u.s. officials did evacuate some family members of staffers from that u.s. embassy in ukraine. and so, of course, those topics are on the table but real...

That a little bit too aggressively. i would also point out that in regards to your question about the pentagon statement, this war in the ukraine has been ongoing since 2014. 15,000 ukrainians have died in this war. so the invasion has already begun. the question is will they ramp it up? will it be gray zone incursion? or will it be an aggressive conventional move? that we dont know and i would just point those things out. >> do you think from your talks with the russians, do you think there are...

14 inches wide. how did he climb down, think he would get down six feet, grab his shoes and get out. they just dont believe that. there was an autopsy that found bruising on the jaw in the 16-page report. the sheriff here, it seems as political as it is a report about the facts. he says -- he does nothing to refute that finding but mentions theres another doctor who called that doctor in an article a liar. he suggests the u.s. attorney was on a witch hunt. you heard from the father there that th...

Washington, d.c. beltway over the weekend to protest covid-19 mandates and other issues. took the roadways near the nations capitol again today. the group drove slowly to impact traffic and make their point to lawmakers but did not cross down by the capitol. up next, the biden administration reacts to growing pressure to limit or ban russian oil coming into this country. >> the presidents message is that he is going to do everything he can, everything he can to reduce the impact on the american ...

Betting that fix problems with foreign oil in the future the answer is not to go in the ground here, it sin stead to go green. bret? >> bret: peter doocy on the north lawn. lets bring in our panel brit hume, mara liasson national political correspondent of and guy benson political editor of town hall.com and host of the guy benson show on fox road. the national gas price average now as of today is $4.07 you can is see that how that has gone unone month from a year ago. quinnipiac says support a ...

Incentive on the part of the russians to try to use diplomacy to reach a stable modus operandi and they would grab what they wanted under biden. and when he had the kind of exit from afghanistan which he did, and then when he essentially took america out of energy independence, increasing the leverage of russia dramatically, i thought it was inevitable. >> bret: you say russia gate was horrible. >> the mainstream media is talking about the big lie, and the stolen election. they are forgetting th...

Conversations. >> democrats are increasingly calling on president biden to ban imports from russia. i fully support banning russian oil into the united states. >> yet again. >> no decision has been made at this point. >> one democrat is hoping biden does more to produce energy here. >> he can still move towards cleaner climate and cleaner environment and also promote our renewables and all the things that we do, carbon free. right now were in a war. >> but a carbon free future remains the priori...

Afraid that with a wavering inadmit tent alert joe biden in office. putin will goals more assertively and find a need to find agreed upon frame works with the united states. given bidens manifest weakness putin is likely to feel is he better off making no concessions at all. you felt strong enough to put that in the book. what gave you that conclusion? be. >> one of the problems was russia gate. i think russia gate was not only a, you know, a despicable dirty trick that hobbled the first part of...

. >> russia gate kept the administration done for the first half of his administration. when biden won i felt there would be no incentive on the part of the russians to try to use diplomacy to use a stable modus operandi and they would grab what they wanted under biden. >> bret: former attorney general bill barr had a prediction in his book about if president biden was the president what russia would do and they are doing it we are back with our fan. mara, what do you take from the interview. >>...