producer of imus and also doing radio at the same time? brian: he would be on the air, too. and he would be there and he would kind of attack imsz during the day and fight back and it would be a fun show. carley: yeah, exactly. and when imus left he got the bernie and sid show. natural progression because he was always on imus in the morning. brian: why don t you come down and still do fox? brian: he said i don t want to work that hard. he will be missed. will: sorely. ainsley: carol so sorry for your loss his wife and two children. what a great guy. amazing. brian: all right. we move ahead. still ahead, president biden warning vladimir putin, he is deadly serious about using nukes in ukraine. general jack keane reacts. is he not nearly as alerted. are we in fact facing armageddon? he does not think so. plus. will: rapper ye west sits down with tucker carlson in
having all the facts in front of me. all right. senator mike rounds of south dakota, good to see you, sir. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you, sir. president biden warning russia against using chemical weapons as ukraine beats back moscow s troops. but will the u.s. give ukraine what it says it needs to win? the u.n. ambassasador is witith next. stay w with us.
a half earlier today. they covered everything from defense cooperation to the partnership between israel and arab countries. it was largely a show of unity. you also did see some daylight between the two sides as president biden reaffirmed his interest in resolving this diplomatically while the is really former president trump mr. called for muscular approach. president biden warning iran his patients is limited. we are waiting for the response. when that will come, i m not certain. we are not going to wait forever. they have the opportunity to accept this agreement that has been laid down. if they don t, we have made it absolutely clear that we will not allow iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. reporter: biden defended his effort to get iran to agree to limits. i continue to believe
promoting a more impartial decision-making free from political or other strenuous influence. his comment comes amid widespread political criticism of the supreme court and calls to dramatically reform its structure. we all have been paying more from groceries and beyond, economists say things could get worse before they get better. joining us now john bussey, associate editor at wall street journal and fox news contributor. john, let me ask you a few things, when trump left office 3.8 and now 6 points higher. president biden seems to be taking no responsibility for the numbers that you see in front of me here. inflation numbers bacon up 21%, steak 25, gasoline 60, eggs 8, furniture up and cereal as well. why is this happening? listen to what president biden said about the supply chain.
the reason for the inflation is that we have a supply chain problem that is really severe and it s causing a significant increase in prices and things are hard to get access to. will: everybody victims of supply chain or do biden s policies have something to do with inflation, john? john: this isn t really a political issue. you want to blame politicians, you can there s a lot of blame that can go around to a republican administration that, you know, had a really catastrophic response to the to the covid crisis. and subsequently to the biden administration democratic administration that could have done better as well. i mean, this is being driven by the fact that we had to shut down our economy, big chunks of the economy two years ago in