sandra: share the profit. the year before when the profits went down 50%, did anybody come to their rescue? right. sandra: so they were losing money during the pandemic. and i was going to say, even with the profit last year, exxonmobil margin were 10%, ten years ago double that. i m all fired up. sandra: have to send him on his way to his own show. awaiting the president. thank you. john: i do like the color of his suit. vladimir putin repositioning thousands of russian troops to belarus as they look to regroup after a failed effort to take control of kyiv. so will the russians change tactics for a new offensive into ukraine? rebecca grant joins us to talk about that. sandra: disney upsetting some of its most loyal customers with the company s new diversity initiative. are the disney princesses about to disappear thanks to a new woke agenda?
to replace saudi arabia as the go-to producer in the world. and right now you heard dagen talking about the leases, 9,000 of those they say is untapped. but you have about half of those waiting for a permit to drill from the department of interior and a couple thousand more of those 9,000 leases are tied up in court from environmental lawsuits. back to you guys. john: edward, thank you so much. sandra: in addition to vladimir putin, democrats are trying to pin the blame on oil companies for the record high gas prices. some critics are saying those companies are just a scapegoat for the white house while pushing their far left agenda. let s bring in our fox news panel. welcome to both of you. gary, you first. is this the solution to a lot of pain that the american people are facing when it comes to the skyrocketing energy prices? i suppose, sandra, this is the solution if you ve not seen the movie casablanca where
the united states want ukraine to win here? of course we do, john, of course we want ukraine to have its sovereignty respected, the war to end, it should have never started. absolutely, we want to do everything we can to make sure ukraine is successful. john: the white house up until now that is refused to really say yes we want it to win. so you would say you want to put one in the w column here. of course, and i don t think the white house has said they don t want ukraine to win, we all as an administration, a government. we are doing everything to help ukraine defend itself and a war that never have been started in the first place. of course we want it to end and want ukraine s sovereignty, all of their sovereignty. their borders as it was before the end of february to be respected. sandra: admiral, can you dig into what we just heard from the president, he took a couple questions at the end of his energy remarks about putin being mislead by his advisors. he said that he ack
it s possible, as general patareus was saying, they are going to be refit, resupplied and put back into the fight somewhere else in ukraine. we done know exactly when or where, but we can only go by what the russians have said themselves, john, they want to prioritize that donbas region. sandra: ukrainian officials are saying kyiv needs more weapons as we enter the fifth week here arguing that it is shouldering the burden as the defender of the values of the democratic world. as we continue to announce more support for ukraine and more aid to ukraine in many different ways, are we struggling to get that to the front lines for the ukrainian fighters? no, we are actually not. in fact, of the $800 million package that the president signed out just a few days ago, there have been already almost a half a dozen shipments arrived in the theater. that is not on shelves, it s getting into ukraine by the grounds. we had a conversation, secretary
no changes until you are ready to execute and coordinate a comprehensive plan to ensure a secure, humane process at the border, and administration is expected to announce that title 42 will be lifted by the end of may. sandra. john: it s john here. i want to ask you a quick question before we let you go. you asked kate beddingfield yesterday if the white house wanted ukraine to win and she danced around the question. a few moments ago john kirby said yes, definitely we want ukraine to win. that s different than what has been said so far. it s certainly different and significant it s coming from the pentagon versus, you know, the broader administration, not to say that they are entirely different but i think that his position, you know, dealing with our military versus the white house in this place where they are doing diplomacy, nervous