They continue that counter attack and goes this way, they cut off the crimea. there is only a four-mile stretch of land, and if they do that, it forces the russians to look elsewhere. and then what happens potentially negotiations, you want to break republics, fine, i m going to keep crimea. not saying it s going to happen, but the way the ukrainians are fighting, asymmetrically, i would not be surprised if they do something like that. john: putin sounds like he has his back against the wall, there was a cable saying don t arm ukraine with the most sensitive weapons, it may bring unpredictable consequences. i think it s a bluff. he s going to lose, surrenders. we need to keep pushing that stuff forward to them. make ukraine an unsinkable aircraft carrier. give them 500 155s, the tanks
Directly to me. living in new york you think it s never going to be affordable. and d.c., maybe one day. now i want to close my eyes and wake me up when i can afford to buy. john: in los angeles, a woman chased down and hit by a car. thieves then making off with her watch. hundreds of crimes like this in l.a., the police are warning the gangs could be targeting residents. we ll tell you how they are deciding which victims to target next, coming up. also, a third bus carrying migrants from texas arriving in d.c. as governor greg abbott keeps true to his promise to bring biden s border crisis to his own doorstep. sounds off against critics who say it s a political stunt. up next. no plan to combat the overwhelming surge, but par for the course for this
2020 demonstrations that destroyed property after the death of george floyd. is the d.o.j. getting soft. john: and the race to prepare for the battle of donbas is on. russia shifting troops and other materials to the eastern region of ukraine and warning the u.s. and nato not to send ukraine sensitive weapons to help them. general keith kellogg joins me at the big board on putin s next moves ahead, stay with us. we are going to try to give the ukrainians every advantage on the battlefield we can so they can prevent the donbas and the other part of the country from falling to complete occupation by the russians.
i think it was huge. a clear demonstration of leadership. we are looking forward to the visit of the president. he demonstrated leadership. leadership which was unexpected. jennifer: unexpected to vladimir putin who underestimated the u.s. response, according to ukraine s foreign minister. more of that exclusive interview tonight on special report with bret baier. jacqui. jacqui: looking forward to president biden s visit, that was notable from him. thank you so much, jennifer. great interview. john: bring in retired four star general david perkins, touch screen, and moskva in better days up on the screen here, which is now lying at the bottom of the black sea, according to russia, because somebody lit a match and blew the thing up. but according to the pentagon, a couple of neptune missiles probably went about the middle of the ship causing secondary
So he told mexico step up, enforce your laws and decrease the number of migrants you walk through the country and come to the united states. they did it. the most successful i am immigration plan in the history of the nation. and one more thing, i ve been on that border for many years, border patrol agent and special agent and a lot of the mexican trucks would never pass inspection in the united states. a lot of these trucks are dangerous. so, this he s doing two things. keeping our roads safe, and the same time making mexico do more and it s working. jen psaki ought to recognize that. jacqui: and the white house is telling him to stop. john: the warning from police in los angeles is the same one given to travelers to the world s most dangerous countries. jacqui: hundreds of cases as street gangs target the same types of victims. what anyone in los angeles needs to know, next.