territorial ambitions will take him next. sean, all the things you talked about and explain they are frankly are tactics. those are tactics to accomplish what. the what is really the central question here that needs to be answered is what is our objective? what is the objective of the united states. what actions and objectives best serve the interest of the american people? that s the question. that s the thing that president biden in this administration has failed to detail, outline, or even identify. it s frankly why we are seeing he s at nato right now trying to clean up the mess that he made with these food shortages and all these things coming around as a result of the sanctions policy is that he put in place. any time you look at our foreign policy disasters in the past, they have come about because our leaders have failed to outline what is it exactly we are trying to achieve and how does it serve
reporter: roughly 100,000 russian troops are now deployed along russia s border with ukraine. u.s. officials say they believe russia is planning a multi front military invasion as soon as next year, one that could involve as many as 175,000 troops. the deployment only intensifies fears of a war on european soil. there is a concern and there is talk about planning that the united states could end up on the wrong end of a two on one fast break, if russia moved on ukraine and china moved on taiwan, those things i think are a ripple effect of what happened in afghanistan and our other foreign policy disasters that have already taken place in just 10 short months of this administration. reporter: russian officials say that they have done nothing wrong, defending their stance, saying that the deployment of troops on their own soil is of no international concern. biden and putin have held one in-person meeting and they held their last phone call back in
little bit more. i m doing great. i can t do math. bill: nice to see you. america s top two rivals. china s aggressive military operation raising alarms in taiwan. russia amassing troops along the ukraine border, trouble with iran. tensions on multiple fronts republicans are wondering how tough biden will be when he talks tomorrow with vladimir putin. there is a concern and there is talk about planning that the united states could end up on the wrong end of a two-on-one fast break. if russia moved on ukraine and china moved on taiwan i think the ripple effect of what happened in afghanistan and our other foreign policy disasters that have already taken place in just 10 short months of this administration. dana: we have fox team coverage. mike emanuel in washington jack keane with analysis and peter doocy at the white house. president biden is saying
taiwan, those things i think are a ripple effect of what happened in afghanistan and our other foreign policy disasters that have already taken place in just 10 short months of this administration. reporter: russian officials have he defended their move, saying that their he deployment of their own troops on their own soil is of no international concern. biden and putin have met before. they ve had one in-person conference. they also had their last phone call which took place over the summer in july. carley, benjamin. carley: alex hogan live for us. thank you. staying on the international front, the biden administration a is reportedly expected to announce a diplomatic boycott of the beijing olympics over human rights abuses. is that enough? abby hornacek joins us now. a diplomatic boycott means athletes from america would be allowed to compete. if they choose. is it enough?
we see supply chain shortages the more inflation we see the more foreign policy disasters we see, the more woke smoke were going to start hearing. that is what this is all about but not just insulating from accountability but distracting people changing the subject as this administration goes south i predict right now, mark my words were going to see more declarations about racial inequity were going to see more discussion about transgender is impaired were going to see more discussion about the kinds of cultural issues that are designed to distract the publicto fromar thr own failures. and you know what, the magic trick it might ve worked in the beginning part of people start pay more on the credit card pay more the pump are not going to fall for it anymore. i think this could be the medicine we need actually as he put the guy in office, suffer the consequences a little bit and i think. all of those politically correct woke as a platitude you can indulge in on the time of lecture in