barricades is an unwelcome reminder of what many critics labeled a gross overreaction to events of the capitol back in january. one that may have lasted for months. it is back again and so are national guard personnel around the country. that does not include the state of florida. ron desantis denied mr. biden s request for truth noting that last year, his guardsmen were forced lots all for a regime spectacle. it is one way to describe what we are seeing here in the nation s capital on the state of the union night unlike any we have seen today definitely before. tucker: kevin clark, thanks so much. kevin: you bet. tucker: we said that the president will speak about ukraine to some great extent and of course, he will. from american airports or whatever. it is not the only thing he is going to talk about because he
running any semblance in the nutrient government, if he is still there, he is going to be told, accept the deal. go neutral. because there really is now choice. tucker: you are hearing elements in the next is congress. it is almost unanimous in the media, calling on biden admission to enforce so-called no-fly zone over ukraine. what would be the effect of that? doug: you would in app in what with russia. end up in war with russia. the sector general of nato flew to poland to stop the polls from offering. 29 make 29 aircraft control their craft. he said anything like that could lead to war and nato will not go to war. this is the interesting part. now everyone is talking about
eating soon. individual school districts and counties may still require masks. just a head coach president biden s state of the union address, that u.s. capital s position that masks will be optional. citing cdc guidance admitted 90% drop in covid cases nationwide. tucker? tucker: fox s matt finn with a rare good news story. thank you. joe biden will take multiple victory laps tonight. but the rest of us are wondering, how do we prevent these mask mandates and lockdowns? show your papers! from ever happening again in this, a free country? our next guest ward for a year and a half about the societal harms of regulations like this. here s dr. date dr. jay bhattacharya. they have been actually deadly.
that is not how he found her on the piece is every american wants to believe that supreme court nominees are the most qualified. that is embedded in our dna. we want that. but biden did not even start there. he said, i m going to pick it someone based on appearance. how should we feel about that. judging charlie is a legal scholar. he joins us. thanks so much for coming on. i don t think logical in the slightest or i don t even know what your politics are. is this the way that a president ought to picked up single most important appointee of his presidency? no, not the way he did it. you know, this is it is really striking how unnecessary this was, how unprecedented was and how unfair was to nominees. you know? he could have said like past presidents have said that he
i don t think he wants to go any further? i think he would be very satisfied. about he would like whatever emerges from this that we call ukraine, whether it is just the western side or it encompasses some of the east and west of ukraine. to be neutral. not aligned and preferably at least to moscow. that he will accept. anything short of that his waste of time. tucker: how should that unites states respond at this point? tucker: i think president biden and his national security adviser have given some indication of their readiness to accept something like that. they are not going to have any choice. theater they accept it or they may put him in the position of having to do more then he would like to do which would probably not go down but with nato. no one wants russian forces on their border. so i think sullivan and biden will essentially tell zelensky if he is still the president at the click and if you still