to get all the way to odesa, maybe they can change the goal setting and say all we wanted was the donbas in the first place and we are starting to hear that through briefings from the russian military machine. john: something we will talk more about with rebecca grant. mike, thank you. gillian. gillian: president biden and the european allies have a plan to send additional liquified natural gas to europe. the president appeared at odds over the administration over the exact purpose of the economic sanctions against russia in the first place. peter doocy is live in poland travelling with the president, he sat down to lunch with a group of u.s. service members. hi, peter. and part of the reason president biden came to europe was to get leaders in europe to stop padding putin s pockets by buying russian oil.
industry have provided the environment that s tough to invest in, an all-out sexual assault on our ability to remain energy dominant, and to help our allies and partners around the world. gas prices we see are a direct result of biden s policies. we need lng, it s good policy economical here at home and helps allies and partners. when i sat with zelenskyy 5 to 6 weeks ago he mentioned without nord stream putin would not have the emphasis or the ability to invade ukraine and here we are. john: nord stream 1 is still flowing. congressman august pfluger from the great state of texas. appreciate it. thank you for your service. gillian: citizens of ukraine terrorized day in and day out, starting to laser in on one perpetrator in particular.
report in the new york times. another problem today, the president s lunch. while he was dining with members of the 82nd airborne, he took a big bite with a pizza with jalapenos that made his eyes water and appeared to bother him for hours. excuse me. we were visiting the troop and had pizza pie with hot peppers. the president is has moved on here to warsaw now, he s on the ground in for the night, shortly, no more public events on the schedule and we do expect him to meet with some of the refugees who have fled next door from ukraine. gillian: a slip of the tongue or perhaps his thinking is changing on sending troops to ukraine, i guess your guess is as good as mine. peter, thanks so much. john. john: gillian, thank you. ambassador kurt volker, former
putting a fine point on these issues. that s where i think you are going to start seeing polls move even worse for the biden administration. when you look at among independent voters on inflation, joe biden is underwater by 51 points. that s before the campaign has really begun. wait until we start really campaigning about this stuff and i don t see how this goes in any direction other than worse for them. sandra: charlie, thanks for your time today, hope you have a great weekend. we ll have you back soon. great to see you. john: good to see charlie always. president biden announcing the u.s. will accept up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees as millions are forced to flee putin s invasion. south carolina congresswoman nancy mace just returned from poland, she will tell us what she saw that brought her to tears. gillian: and the feds appear to be releasing large groups of
he s doing the holding action around kyiv, and the main effort down east. we ll have to see if he thinks he can succeed in the east and resume the offensive or if his losses here and his failure of maneuver, failure to control the air tells them it s time to talk. john: predicting short or long-term? another several weeks until we find this out. john: rebecca grant, great to get your analysis on this. you are terrific at this. gillian: americans are feeling the pinch at the pump. we have new fox news polling show a lot of americans agree on who they think is to blame. they are all over the place when it comes to the solutions they think will help work the best. break down the numbers with charlie coming up next. john: president biden visiting the refugee crisis in poland, leaders are pleading for help as they struggle to handle the load. the capacity in our warm hearts will end at some point,