joe rogan, jen psaki. jen psaki doesn't get the justin trudeau treatment? [booing] peppermint patty deserves some love. jen psaki from the white house podium said, billionaires in silicon valley, please silence that pesky rogan guy. there is a pattern of government asking big tech to silence dissent. in canada, the canadian truckers. the canadian government says, oh, gofundme. billionaires. please silence these pesky truckers. the workers of the world had a revolt and the left is pissed. what is the answer? the answer is threefold. fight power. fight big government. fight big business, fight big tech, fight big hollywood, fight big universities. fight the centralization of power. break it up. break big tech up into a million little pieces. decentralize. we just had wayne up here talking about guns. why is it that when the left seize control they immediately want to take everyone's guns? the state has a monopoly on force. if the only people with guns are the jackbooted thugs, then liberty is gone. we need to decentralize. we need to break it apart. it is one

what jen psaki was trying to say, biden understands putin. what she was saying issue putin understands biden. career pol tigszs are easy to read, they are more concerned with politics than the actual people affected by what they are doing. he saw biden do this in afghanistan, tried to tell us it was a success, instead of own it. and saw biden do this in ukraine. sanctions, sanctions, sanctions and when putin invaded, he said, i never said sanctions would work. how could putin not be laughing at him. >> carley: i wonder what you think about the conversation surrounding putin's mental health. high-profile people like condoleeza rice say they think something is different about him. he has always been menia cal kgb thug and found window of opportunity to act out now. >> jimmy: who are we to accuse another country's president to be out to lunch. like bob marley saying somebody smokes too much weed. >> carley: no president should be compared to putin, you are not saying that, are you? >> jimmy: no, i'm saying we're calling putin mentally unstable w

just to know that jen psaki it joe biden lied. we are at a 40 year high for inflation and that is month after month. but it wasn't her only lie of the day. she still wants you to believe that gas prices are only going up because of latimer prudent and greedy oil companies that are not taking advantage of the leases that they have generously given. take a look. >> sean: why did you guys decide to rebrand the rising gas prices as the -- >> if you want to use that on fox, i welcome that. >> president biden -- they believe that they have oil or glass in them? they are saying that that accusation is a complete red herring. to some permits are viable and some are not. you say that, this represents a fundamental misunderstanding into how this process works. >> first of all, nearly 60% remain nonproducing. that is a lot in the range of 20 million acres. so there are 9,000 unused approved permits to drill them. they should not -- that should not require us inviting them to do that. they should do that themselves. to speak of the additional

psaki's resume tape. >> it's like jen psaki sent out the marching orders, here's what you say, it's putin's gas hike, it's sent out on twitter and like lemmings, you see all together, the putin gas hike, the putin gas hike. and i love look at the trust in media. >> it makes our job harder too when you see what's going on in ukraine. >> it's the tandem, right, so the administration continues to push a narrative that is premised on the american public being clueless, that we don't have a memory, that we don't have the facts that we don't see before our eye what is's happening. and the empowered media covers for them. it just boggles my mind how fleeting their coverage is, that they think we don't remember. this war has been going on for three weeks but my family has been dealing with sustained delays, trying to run our small business for months. we feel it even more deep because we know they're trying to gaslight us, but it will not be successful, especially not when we get to the ballot. >> that trust issue, several, that comment about putin being a war criminal, more often than not,

look at what happened with joe rogan and jen psaki. she doesn't get the justin trudeau treatment? come on. peppermint patty deserve some love. jen psaki from the white house podium said bill in the air is in silicon valley, please silence that pesky rogan guy. there is a pattern of government asking big tech to silence dissent. in canada, the canadian truckers the canadian government says go find me. billionaires please silence these pesky truckers. by t the way, the workers of tho world had a revolt and the left is test. [laughter] so what is the answer? it is threefold fight big power fight being checks fight big hollywood fight big universities. fight the centralization of power. break it up. break big tech us into 1 million little pieces. these centralized. why is it the left when they say it's control the immediately want to take away everyone's guns? because then the state has a monopoly on force. the only people with guns are the thugs then liberty is gone. so we need to decentralize and break it apart that's why i am so bullish on cryptoand that claim. because it is decent

and here's white house press secretary jen psaki during thursday briefing, watch. >> we don't have a strategic interest in reducing the global supply of energy. that would raise prices at the gas pump for the american people around the world because it would reduce the supply available. as simple as less supply raises prices. >> trace: joining us now tyron skinner who was also a research fellow at the hoover institute as well as a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. great to seal. i do the math and i listen to jen psaki and she's very fond of saying, look, we only get five or 10% of oil from russia, that's a lot of oil and a lot of money put into vladimir putin's pockets. now, you know, you've got bipartisan calls to say turn off the oil from russia now. >> i hope jen psaki and the white house listen to the bipartisan calls. when you've got nancy pelosi sounding like many of the republican leaders who have been talking about sanctioning russia, withdrawing our use of oil imports, it's really a new day. the white house needs to begin to catch up to where the american public is

jen psaki says a build-up was going on. but remember the president saying i'm going to do everything i can to keep prices down and now throwing up his hands, blame russia. >> 1.15 rise, largest year over year in 30 years. the president said in his speech since the build-up began, i asked the white house, i went and said when are you dating that from, january 31st. ok, that's their point, ok. then what comes up before january 31st is the largest increase in gas prices in 30 years, they own that, not vladimir putin. >> john: appreciate it. thank you. >> sandra: thank you very much. about 65% of refugees fleeing the country are crossing through poland. most of them women and children. and their stories are heartbreaking. alex hogan is live near a border crossing in poland at this hour. alex, hello. >> hi, sandra. 65% of refugees fleeing ukraine are coming here through poland and this small foot path crossing the border is now a massive thoroughfare to get to safety. the people here are about to board this bus and are brought t

if you have a hard day, jen psaki says get a marg rita, do kick boxing. they are not average americans and they are not struggle along with us. they will be struggling midterm time, the american people can't afford the country biden created for us. >> todd: thank you. carley. >> carley: did you see this last night? big night in los angeles at the country music award. dolly parton took a moment to dedicate the show to ukraine, listen. >> i want us to send our love and hope to our brothers and sisters in ukraine. dedicate this entire show to them and pray for peace. >> carley: miranda lambert taking home entertainer of the year award. never wanted to be that girl carley pierce winning and chris stapleton taking home male artist of the year, with his performance of "watch you burn." ♪ artist of the year, with his performance of "watch you burn." ♪ and morgan waller returning to the awards, winning big for his album "dangerous," and good time had by all. white house press secretary jen psaki snatching back at peter doocy for this question. >> would presid

interesting to watch where this is going, and to jen psaki's point back to jacqui's question, when jen psaki and many democrats of this white house like to say, 9,000 untapped oil leases on federal lands in the country that are not being used, ask them why they are not, i have, and the answer is the uncertainty under this administration and they don't want to take on that responsibility not knowing n the rules of the game will change midway knowing that this administration has launched an all-out war on fossil fuels. more on that a short time from now. >> john: less precise and less discriminate, could result in more civilian deaths. this as explosions continue across ukraine. our national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. >> requested additional money for ukraine. a senior official tells us that 90% of russia's invading forces are now inside ukraine. we are told there is no indication the russians have tapped into reinforcements. that 40-mile convoy we have talked about is largely stalled across the north. russians have been trying to make progress on kyiv

here is jen psaki on friday making that plea. watch. >> we need additional funding from congress to secure more medical splice. keep this country moving forward. let me be very clear, this is an urgent request. by may our current supply of monoclonal antibodies will stock out. by july current supply of preexposure prophylactic drugs used to protect immunocompromised people will stock out. >> steve: there is an effort to tie funding to covid to ukraine or something like that. is that what is going on? >> i sure hope not, steve. we talked about this the bipartisan group that was over on the ukraine border. we all said this that we hope to god that leadership does not try to pull some stunt to hijack ukraine who is in desperate need of both military and humanitarian assistance and somehow tie that to some other bill that they otherwise couldn't get across the finish line. we will find out when we get the language today. >> steve: he is just back from the region brian fitzpatrick of the great state of pennsylvania. sir, thank you ver

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jen psaki has one answer for everything. watch. >> china has to make a decision how they want the history books to look at them. it's a question of where you want to be as the history books are written. think about where you want to stand when the history books are written. >> not to be outdone by vice president kamala harris. >> the passage of time. the significance of the passage of time. when you think about it, there is great significance of the passage of time. >> carley: joe concha is here to help us make sense of it all. ♪ ♪ when we found out our son had autism, his future became my focus. lavender baths calmed him. so we made a plan to turn bath time into a business. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. and if you're taking a multivitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece. preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk

host: that is jen psaki at the white house yesterday. thursday on the senate floor, republican senator ben sasse was saying lethal aid to ukraine has been to slow. here's that. [video clip] >> how much aid did they need, what kinds and how urgently? the answer is they need everything and yesterday. if they can shoot it, we should ship it. ukrainians are fighting for freedom and we should do more to help. javelins, stingers, lethal drones like switch blade surface-to-air missiles, coastal missiles, machine guns, ammunition, grenade launchers, nightvision goggles and, yes, planes, more and more of it faster. i applaud the president for some of what he has done but i would note there are important weapons that are not yet in ukrainian hands, like the s-300 and it takes time to cross the border and we should be sending this as fast as possible, not having the administration's lawyers debate how many angels can dance on the tip of a sam or what weapons are offensive or defensive. every weapon we give them right now is defensive and these dist

jen psaki was asked how the u.s. would respond to a potential chemical weapons attack in ukraine, three reporters asked her about, we have not let anything go unanswered to date. should we be offering a more firm answer on that as a country? >> number one, she needs to quit lying. she needs to quit lying to the american people, the reason we don't have more oil and gas here at home is because of the oil companies. she needs to quit being wrong about the pipeline. if it didn't make a difference, why would people spend billions of dollars to build it, and when it comes to the war itself, the people in charge of telling you how we should handle ukraine are also in charge of the border and when the very ones that pulled out of afghanistan, so i think -- i think the incompetence of this administration scares me. from incompetent to dishonorable and that bothers me greatly. >> john: i want to ask you about putin's psychology, you've been to russia many times, and putin one-on-one, he's going to go down along in history, he

>> you have been listening to jen psaki, we'll bring you any other news as we get it. you also just a minute ago heard parts of lester holt's interview with the ukrainian president. more of that tonight on "nbc nightly news." >>> we want to get to another developing story, come back to what's happening in ukraine, but you at home, you, me, may be about to pay more for everything. in the last hour you had the federal reserve are for the first time since 2018 raising interest rates up a quarter of a percent, part of a push to knock down inflation which is up nearly 8%. not a shock move. one the fed has been signaling. stephanie ruhle, business analyst and host of the 11th hour on msnbc is up early for us joining us now. we're joined by cnbc's senior analyst ron ensana. glad to have both of you. steph, start with you breaking this down, the bottom line, what are we going to see a difference in and what won't we? >> it's going to cost more money to borrow money. you said it a moment ago. new mortgages or car loans, anything you're looking to borrow on your credit cards is

what do you think of what jen psaki posted about why? >> i think it is absolutely right. if there wasn't already the anticipation of some kind of disruption in energy supply, i think we have been seeing the prices go up this year. the market doesn't respond only to what we know for sure, there is a psychological effect here. what might happen to the reserves? will there be a future in the near term, the lack of energy supplies? maybe we need to stock up. the fact that president putin has been creating a tremendous volatility on the six early-stage globally, but also on the economic stage is absolutely true. president putin in many ways has taken the world security question and economy hostage through this act of taking ukraine, and the reason to try to get off of russian fuel right now is to say you are not taking us hostage with you. we do not want you to have leverage that power. you are too much influence on the global stage right now because you want to reestablish an empire. we want nothing to do with that. that is a way of insulating the american people from an unpr

joe biden, jen psaki, jen granholm , this is all part of the hoax of a climate agenda. they want to raise gas prices because they want people to buy evs, pete buttigieg said. that's their goal. they don't care about the pain at the pocketbook or the pump, they're about advancing the climate agenda and not going to let the crisis go to waste. >> to your point about the electric vehicles, daily caller has this headline. pete buttigieg said electric cars will help save money. the average price of an ev was $56,437 in november of last year in kelly bluebook. for a lot of peoplish that's not an affordable option. >> no, it's not. and that's a lot more expensive than the average cost of a conventionally powered gasoline car. and -- and, you know, the evs take longer to charge, they're a lot more inconvenient. there's a reason they're a small percentage of vehicles sold. they don't cost less, they cost more. it's not clear that you ever recoup your funds. and, you know, in any case, people should have the choice to drive what they want. but they're using the crisis to push the

jen psaki, white house press secretary in the hot seat yet again. kayleigh mcenany, you have been in this place many, many times for something big in the world is happening, not this particular situation, but as i mentioned president trump saul all sorts of things with bad acting russia and syria. he never took anything off the table. no doubt that jen psaki is going to be asked about those make 29 spirit she is in the military so it will be interesting to see if she touts the same talking points as vice president, harris. >> harris can we make a key point. if on the press secretary i would've been paying attention to a political article that just came out on the makes come as you noted. it takes is inside the decision of the biden administration. when lance has skeptics inside the biden administration push back on the idea of green letting the transfer of poland rig 29 fighters to ukrainian president joe biden sided with those skeptics. so we have that sound bite that we played were is that i am green letting it. president biden decides to fight wi

we are going to continue to monitor jen psaki at the white house as well. to you in washington, john. >> john: former general keith kellogg, co-chairman of the american first policy for american security. all the talk, general, this afternoon has been this appeal that zelenskyy has made to nato to commit to a no fly zone over ukraine, which basically, the color blue, because nato is known as the blue force, that would basically make all of this an area north of crimea, where russian planes could not fly. what the nato secretary general said about it. we are not part of this conflict and have a responsibility to ensure it does not escalate and spread beyond ukraine. we understand the desperation but we also believe if we did that, a no fly zone, we would end up with something that could lead to a full-fledged war in europe involving much more countries and much more suffering. general, you say there is a way to do it, how. >> i think there is, and i think we are walking into act two of a greek tragedy, and that act two will start with the russians going into

now than ever as jen psaki said. we're 1 1/2 million barrels of day short of where we were, what are you going to do to get back to those higher levels to help out the u.s. >> harris: will you frack and produce your own oil or will you go to iran? how many enemies will we sit down with, mr. president? you and i can get there on a jet. climb on the back of your tandem bicycle. inside of a two-minute warning now for the president. the discussion of how we got here has to do with an invasion by russia into ukraine and the american people i've been seeing polling all day long. look, their hearts are broken over this. doesn't mean we will get into world war iii but there are some things. i don't know if you caught senator cotton. a lot more we can do. talk to me about how much pressure this would put on russia full well knowing they can sell their oil to other people on the market, too. >> the missing ingredient in the discussion in china. china can take all the oil russia produces. >> harris: would they? >> if they can f

but jen psaki is the leader. not the first time that psaki has invited the influencers into the white house. who can forget this moment? >> democracy is calling. >> hi, my name is cooper and this is the day in the life as a white house intern. >> hey, jenny. i booked you a nail appointment, love. >> i didn't tell you to do that. >> it's call initiative. >> the image of strength and confidence we want to project to the world in a war, laura. joe biden spoke of the democratic retreat today after previewing world war iii, he wandered into domestic affairs and prued a couple of things, not only does biden contradict himself, listen closely, but the democrats have a high tolerance of pain and incoherence. >> we're stronger today than we were a year ago. america was flat on its back. it was the democrats, you brought us back. we have some republican friends to help on the recovery -- on the -- excuse me, on the infrastructure act. where are you? they're in pittsburgh. anyway -- pittsburgh. headline, fact checker in "th

let's start with -- you listened to my interview with white house press secretary jen psaki. what was your sense as to the points she was trying to emphasize here, as the white house projects forward, tries to get momentum coming out of the state of the union? we know the president is about to hit the road to wisconsin. >> yeah. i thought she and biden himself really sort of underscored a tale of two speeches here, right? the first half being ukraine, very ukraine specific, outlining what the president has done to confront russia, rallying support. the second a bit more defensive about the domestic agenda and why it stalled out, but with a plea that, you know, the priority the president and the white house are pushing could solve the current situation with respect to inflation, could aid people with respect to child care costs. i don't know how much traction he's getting. already you're seeing a lot more enthusiasm for the ukraine portion of the remarks than for the domestic policy portion. but this is the white house's task. they have to take what president biden said last n

but jen psaki to say there's 9,000 leases out there. well, if they can't make money or if you go invest i don't remember money there and because the government regulations are slow-walking permits or what have you and all this is happening -- >> neil: so what you're saying, secretary, as the background noise, that dog don't hunt. kidding. now i'm beginning to wonder here. if it looks like this doesn't changed and we stick to these levels, you know, oil could go prohibitively higher. we know from experience, secretary, that, you know, it gets to a point where it's so high that people -- it's like -- it creeps into every facet of the economy and all of a sudden we have a recession or worse, a meltdown. that was a big, big story back in 2008 and 2009 when we went from $140 oil to about $30 a few months later, the financial collapse didn't help matter any. but it's all about how much we can take this, absorb this and consumers can deal with this. what does your gut tell you? >> i wish i could tell you $200 oil was not in our future, but i c

i heard jen psaki say no decision has been made on the banning of russian energy imports for which there seems to be momentum building on capitol hill for that. >> reporter: we've been hearing from the biden administration over the last several days that the biden administration is open to the idea of banning russian oil imports, an idea that has much more currency on capitol hill with every passing day. when we saw that white house schedule -- the president's schedule was updated today to include a meeting with world allies, the prime minister of the uk, chancellor of germany, president of france, it seemed like we were moving towards announcement. everything the administration has been doing has been in lock step with our allies. the fact that announcement has not come, the fact that jen psaki said no decision has been made is significant. it speaks to a significant moment. we're seeing that agreement with our allies doing things in concert fracturing because of domestic pressures. the biden administration says the russian imports only accounts for 10% of our imports, but a third for t

>> that, of course, is jen psaki. we're also learning from a senior administration official more about that conversation between president biden and chinese president xi including the tone of it direct substantive and detailed accord willing to that official. we'll have more on this story as we get developments. we'll keep it here on the briefing. in other news this afternoon, no comment from a spokesperson for mark meadows about this north carolina investigation and possible voter fraud. you have heard about this? state officials say they're asking questions given the address where meadow's registered to vote in 2020 was a mobile home he never owned or potentially ever stepped foot? and then a year later reregistered again in virginia just a couple weeks before that state's high profile governor's election last fall. meadows was a key player pushing president trump's voter fraud lies in an effort to get the doj to look into conspiracy theories after mr. trump lost in 2020. i want to bring in our justice correspondent

jen psaki says nothing has been decided yet. watch. >> well, we are of course closely engaged with our nato partners about the next steps in diplomacy, whether that is providing additional security assistance or humanitarian assistance or mechanics for future conversations. there's no decision about a trip. >> emily: the president's potential tripcomes after heavy criticism and gavecomments like these. >> i'm here standing here on the northern flank, the eastern flank. >> how long should we be bracing for this historic inflation and some unprecedented gas prices? >> and for president judah, i wanted to know if you think and if you asked the president to accept more refugees. >> okay. a friend in need is a friend in need. [laughter] joey, how is this decorum in any way fitting the office of the vice president of the united states? >> you know, we say don't go after the low-hanging fruit because it shows itself. that is kamala harris. it's easy to pick her apart. that was not a show of strength. a part of me says thank god she too

jen psaki says there is no to restart instruction on it despite saying all options are on the table. meanwhile, the administration is reaching out to unlikely partners in iran and venezuela for help and that's drawn criticism from republicans. >> this administration consistently does things that make us more dependent on bad guys around the world and tonight to see him running to iran and venezuela -- if you want to cut off putin as we should, the right solution isn't aligned somebody else's pockets along the way. >> it's worth noting on that keystone pipeline, jen psaki said no plans to restart but she didn't totally rule it out. we'll and see if that changes is the cost of gas is continuing to rise. >> shannon: we will see you again i just a bit. we want to bring in a benjamin hall and also bret baier in washington to talk about the latest developments in russia's war on ukraine. a lot of people didn't think it would take this long and there are pockets of resistance as he just showed us all over the place still. >> more than up a few pockets of resistance. everyone thought of vlad

we await jen psaki. jacqui will go back to the briefing room when she begins, and we'll certainly take your questions to the press secretary as well. john. >> john: all right, thank you. very nice tribute to benji and pierre and sasha from the secretary of state. retired general keith kellogg, fox news contributor, the idea of the migs. the country is larger than texas, he said they are an offensive weapon and the idea of a fighter jet being an offensive weapon, yeah, could be offense if you are to fly it into russia and bomb russia, but if you use it in contiguous boundaries of your own country, is that offensive or defensive weapon? >> i think -- it, john, it's a defensive weapon of their own country and they need the migs. increase, 28, 29 of them, increases the air force by one-third and gives them the reason i like the mig idea, some other ideas, this creates problems for the russians. and you want to a fighter, you want to give more problems to your opponent than he can solve at a time. and when yo

at the white house our own peter doocy pressing jen psaki on it. >> why do you guys decide to rebrand the high gas prices as the hashtag putin price hike. >> if you want to use that on fox we welcome that. six months ago i don't think anybody would predict where we are as it comes to russian ukraine. >> gas prices were soaring well before this conflict in ukraine as the administration refused to increase production. now they're asking to tap into 9,000 unused leaveses but the head of the american patrolian institute is calling them out. >> of course what the biden administration is saying is a complete red herring. they don't understand the process when it comes to leasing. takes a long time to develop those leases and get them permitted. >> and there's still the keystone pipeline that biden shut down on day one of his presidency sake says still no plans to start that despite saying all options are on the table to bring prices down. meanwhile they're reaching out to partners in iran and venezuela for help drawing swift criticism from the republicans. >> let's cut a deal with iranians

. >> jen psaki said on friday that the u.s. was looking into whether russia is intentionally target civilians. is dod providing information to this review that is ongoing? are you looking for actual evidence that the russians are targeting civilians for potential criminal court? is -- can dod say whether they are our sixteens in the inventory that are not dedicated or supposed to go to some other country that could be sent to poland in a quick way? jen psaki was talking about the logistics hurdle and who could take years to transfer weapons and aircraft to another country. i am sure at this point, it has been several days, there has to be some knowledge if there are even to provide to poland. >> we are still working our way through that. it is too soon to know with great specificity what a potential backfill will look like. we are not there, even with in our own agency, much less like a nation like poland. it would depend on how many they would need, how long they would need them. then, you would have to look at where the inven

caller: yes, i heard jen psaki say the price of oil and gasoline went up when putin invaded. it went up long before that. the day that biden was inaugurated, i paid $1.39 per gallon for gasoline and could have got it for one dollar 35 cents if i had gone up to walmart, so it started long before that. to correct it, the price, the easiest thing to do would be to finish the pipeline and start redrawing. the idea the oil companies are holding back on production and on delivery is ludicrous. they need to excel oiling gas to make a profit. that's the resistance the current administration has placed on the petroleum industry, it is what is causing the price of gasoline to go up. host: alright that is our call in texas. the 40 respond to him, if i could, it was kevin mccarthy yesterday that talked about what the caller referenced, the xl pipeline, it is what he sees in all of this. i want to play what he had to say and you can respond to all of these things. [video clip] not only did how -- house republicans worn this would happen, we offered repeated solutions to the problem, build

press secretary jen psaki with this statement. the bay these false claims and endorses propaganda. we shall been that look out for russia to possibly use chemical or biological weapons and ukraine. recruit a false flag operation and no one should fall for the said jen psaki be present biden is calling for the end to normal trade relations with russia. join me right out congressman jim jordan from ohio. congressman it's always a pleasure to see you. is this the right path to take? your thoughts on biden's response to putin and is putin using biological weapons? like we don't know let's hope not for goodness sake. but look, i would like to take a step back and said we would not have been year under a president like president trump who predicted strength from the oval office. when you okay nordstrom at attack american audrey stop keystone pipeline stop the leases on federal land, you wind up in the situation brigade putin leverage with energy to take this kind of aggressive and wrong action. under banning importing russian gas and oil here. i think all that makes sense. let's hope thi

anything about opening the pipeline or the discussions going on like jen psaki, they don't know when or where or how long it is going to last. keeping the american people in chaos, confusion, and fighting. i am for opening the pipeline. please, america, wake up and listen to what's going on. as far as shell purchasing all the oil, there goes the energy. keep our energy. why would we want to fuel the war? who is going to go fight the war? they definitely cannot take the drug addicts. so, who are they going to take to fight a war that eventually we are going to get into? host: let's hear from willie in maryland. good morning. caller: the whole thing seems like an illusion. people talking about the pipeline, i thought it was to export oil, not import oil. i know about combat and what goes on in politics, and it seems like they were playing politics to make extra money. i think we should just stay out of the war and not even fund them with weapons. that is what we did with syria and what happened to those weapons? we left weapons in afghanistan. as long as we keep giving people weapons a

jen psaki uh jen psaki standing at the the the lectern in the white house press briefing room and she is the press spokesperson for the president of the united states in the white house considered the center of freedom and she basically said this. she said most americans now get their news uh from social media platforms. we the biden administration are working with these social media platforms to limit the information americans get to see and i'm like wait something doesn't seem right about this you got the press person in the white house in the press room making those kind of statements. and then on on it goes and the one we care i think most about is your right to speak because i tell folks all the time. if you can't talk, what do the rest of your rights mean? i mean can you really practice your faith? and so this is the concern americans have and whether it's big tech whether it's the cancel culture mob coming after people who don't speak. what the woke mob thinks is appropriate this is very scary and so you add to that concerns about other liberties you add to that this debate whe

i don't really care about jen psaki says about how i live. as a healthy unvaccinated person i'm not afraid of covid and i want to participate in life just like everyone else. just like all americans are ready to do what we are done with the pandemic. >> tucker: jen psaki can't respond because she's recovering from covid again. i hope you run for something. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: you notice that there are marijuana dispensaries everywhere, people are getting super rich from this. as a result of the lack of regulation, there is pressure to keep it regulated. unlike churches which are highly regulated. as a result, per is this a good thing or bad thing? for some, one study found the use of marijuana by pregnant women in california doubled from 2009 to 2016. what does that mean? using marijuana while pregnant can be a big problem because of behavioral issues in children who are exposed to it in utero. we'll find out how we called 23 dispensaries all over the country -- you aren't e allowed to do this. every

it is the short-term questions that you heard jen psaki walking through. there are limited options for filling that gap in the short term without pretty powerful price shocks for consumers and families. host: paul in lexington, kentucky on the democrats line. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i have several comments. first of all i am going to recognize that i am on the democratic line and i am a strong democrat and i think that we need to stay with that. i think our senator from west virginia, joe manchin, i understand that he wants to represent west virginia. fossil fuel is not the way to go. i know the only real product that they have is colin a little bit of oil. i live -- is coal and a little bit of oil. i live in kentucky. we abandoned c in -- coal in kentucky and west virginia should too. i am all for going green, but with us not in our current situation i think that we need to put an amnesty on our oil production and let them get back to refining and taking care of our oil here that we can drill and refine. now, with that said, i th

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caller: you just played jen psaki on your channel. i still don't know what she said. she is going around in circles. ask her to check the price of gas. it jumped $.15 yesterday. this is making no sense. we are buying gas and oil from russia. people are dying. it makes no sense to me. i don't know. maybe i don't have it figured out. host: hank, are you comfortable with the fact of the likelihood that if we cut off gas and oil from russia, the further price increases would happen at the gas pump? caller: it is already skyhigh. you know, it is going to go up either way. anyway, it is going up. host: what are you paying for a gallon of gas in south carolina these days? caller: yesterday, i saw it was $3.81. usually, we have pretty cheap gas. host: right. right. go ahead, finish up your thought. caller: i think it is going to come to a no-fly zone because people are going to get tired of seeing babies and women and children getting killed every night on television. a no-fly zone is coming. i am telling you. we need something to stop this slaughter. host: on the oil issue,

., perhaps that tie could be stopped but secretary blinken speaking out along with jen psaki and the admiral saying the ukrainians want a no-fly zone. they're not going to connell -- they're not coming. so, it's a tense situation right here. kyiv, a bustling city of 3 million is empty, it's quiet. walking around earlier, you see few people other than soldiers, sandbags, tank traps, concrete barriers. they're preparing for invasion but urban warfare, street-to-street fighting. the russians have made it clear, if there's resistance, they will fight hard and ukrainians made it clear they will resist and fight until the end. they do so because president zelensky leads on the front. he's on air constantly releasing social media posts, doing interviews, galvanizing public support for the opposition -- for the resistance here. so, it's a remarkable sight to see, but it's worrying, worrying because the russian forces seem to be coming en masse. despite the setbacks we talked about, the logistical issues, the supply issues. they're regrouping, they learning. and vladimir putin sheer size of m

david: there so many areas we have had to back check the president in his assistant jen psaki spokesperson, so many areas from one that putin's problem from we showed it's clearly something that preceded russia invading ukraine or even thinking about it but jen psaki tries to make the case that this is an oil from the administration, you have 9000 leases approved and it's the oil business problems but they are not digging the oil and getting the natural gas out of the ground to what you say what? >> like putin, the oil and gas is a perfect scapegoat so they don't have to own the policies. jen psaki doesn't know what elyse is and often confuses the term lease and permit as if they were interchangeable. just because you have access to land does not mean you have permits to do exploratory drilling or actual drilling, fracking will bring things to market there are a series of hundreds of steps also requires capitol and a lot of labor. the capitol has been told by janet yellen we shouldn't get any lending from the banking industry because fossil fuels are bad investment because of climate chang

i listen to jen psaki every day. we have her briefings. and they are very quick to say what they will not do and not broadcast what we won't. as far as lindsey graham earlier today saying why he believes that the u.s. is not getting involved and president biden folding like a cheap suit of those jets, he believes before god in his ear and threatened escalation and if you do. therefore we are letting putin determine the next move with the united states in this fight. and that has to come to an end. >> jesse, what should we do? senator, who was the senator? tom cotton. thank you. he says we should be setting the terms. what with the terms v? >> i remember when trump just threatened to nuke everybody. i did look into that today. he threatened to nuke north korea. my button is bigger than yours. and my button works. he threatened to nuke the iranians. he said we are the consequence -- through throughout history who have ever said before and then he told putin that if he invaded ukraine on his watch he would nuke moscow. then he said all option

they have banned the president, the vice president, mark milley, hillary clinton, even jen psaki from traveling to russia. these are measures that the white house is quite literally trying to laugh off. >> first note that president biden is a junior. so they may have sanctioned his dad, may he rest in peace. it won't surprise any of you that none of us are planning toward trips to russia. none of us have bank accounts that we won't be able to access. we will forge ahead. >> white house officials are preparing for president zelensky to ask congress tomorrow morning in that televised address to enforce a no fly zone. the commander-in-chief is insistent that won't happen. the president is also signalling that he will not facilitate the transfer of mill fighter jets to beef up the ukrainian air force. >> president biden hesitated and waited to reinforce our nato allies with more american troops out of fear that it might provoke putin. president biden hesitated. he waited to send stingers to the ukrainians out of fears that it might provoke putin. president biden declined to send support a

>> trace: white house press secretary jen psaki posting though u.s. has destroyed the russian economy. >> we are directly involved, we are the largest provider of security assistance, we are providing the u.s. military going and engaging in ukraine and fighting a war against russia. we don't have any intention to do that. >> trace: let's bring in the national director of the u.s. navy, we know over the past few weeks, 16 days to be precise because u.s. intelligence tells us so that vladimir putin has committed war crimes. he has gone after civilian targets, bombarded humanitarian corridors. nuclear power plants, hospitals. the question is, there have been zero consequences and i'm wondering if the biden administration has a redline and if so, what is it? >> what we have heard from the white house so far as they do not have a redline. i think the white house has been consistent about this. they are not willing to engage directly with ukraine. i think that has been clear from the beginning. as the white house hasn't tilted its hand a little suggesting t

she put something on social media jen psaki i will paraphrase. time for the oil and gas companies to start drilling on the 9,000 leases they have permits for. they don't have permits for they have leases for. i think it's up to the oil companies who have been scared to death to come public because they don't want things to have more retribution their way. it's incumbent on them to stand up and let everybody know you know your industry inside and out. i don't have a problem with you earning a profit. number one, if you are not gouging, let everyone know you are not gouging. number two is tell us in very fundamental terms because we are not in the business what you are doing with those permits and those leases. and tell them the relation of potentially what you could be doing if the government would unleash it. everybody would cover it the networks would carry it, and this would be the push back on everything that the spokesperson saying. he. >> pete: would they cover it? we would cover it and mention the other side of the story. most of the rest o

this is probably not the last time we see something like this. >> white house press secretary jen psaki said it was moscow has long documented track record of using chemical weapons. 300 separate incidents in syria of russia in syria attacking their own, many of the times attacking their own citizens with chemical weapons. >> yeah. well look, you know, of course they used this nerve agent called novchuk against alexi know volume any, political dissent and they used same nerve agent in the uk on a former intelligence officer. they do this. you did mention they were supporting the regime, the bashar al-assad regime in syria. they also believe they undeclared biological weapons program. that they are in violation of the chemical conventions and biological weapons convention. this is ridiculous. elizabeth: undersecretary of state victoria nuland confirmed the white house is worried that the soviet, that they would seize, russia would seize the soviet-era, you know, kind of biological labs for themselves. we have already talked to the an mp in ukraine, is saying that not one but two nuclear

jen psaki is saying, look, we're producing all th oil and gas. the solution, therefore, is clearly not to reduce regulation our regulations are not stopping you from producing. they are trying to get, i believe, the administration is trying to get build back better past. if we want to rapidly transition to renewable localized, democratized noble energy in the u.s., that is the bill. that is the bill in congress right now to do it. as i'm sure youristenersnow, it has been stopped by one senator, really, and that is joe manchin of west virginia who is the most heavily funded fossil fuel member of congress by a longshot right now. obviously, coal is his primary interest, but he is the most heavily supported of the fossil fuel industry of any member of congress right now, and he sing-handedly stopping this bill from moving forward it is very, very hard for the administration to act on its pleds to physician to renewable energy without that legislation. that sd, there are things they caput intolace and it oved it couldthat yesterday when biden gave hi