57 years old. Previews his next fight. I can do that. [laughter] im scared to death, as the fight gets closer, the less nervous i become. Steve i wonder if is he really scared to death. Is he mike tyson. Come on. The second hour of fox friends starts right now and, remember, folks, mornings are better with friends. You. Lawrence get a load of thi. A brand new Wall Street Journal poll shows former President Donald Trump is leading President Biden in all but one of the key swing states. Ainsley Mark Meredith is at the white house with a look at the numbers. Mark good morning, friends, we are roughly seven months out until the president ial election and new polling shows former President Trump is leading President Biden in six of these seven swing states. Let me give you an idea of what we are talking about. The Wall Street Journal taking a look at these different samples, in pennsylvania, for instance, you have Got Trump Leading by three points. The state trump won in 2016 but lost four
here. i don t want to underestimate how many people do still support president putin here in russia but there s clearly unease. there are two battles though. despite the political battle here domestically there s also the diplomatic battle on the world stage and there is a war diplomatic war taking place right now between the west and between russia over whose friends are standing by them. you saw china abstain on security council overnight. people are reading that as being a big deal. i think we ve got to be careful, there was that call between president putin and president xi yesterday and we don t know what was said. we have to be careful china abstained over russia s annexation of crimea when that happened. so it s not unusual for china to do that. and russian media here is just reporting in the past day or so that china that russia and china have reopened flights starting on march 14th, that were not flying because of coronavirus. but the diplomatic war, this is
let s talk about supporting russia so what will china do? the president of the united states had a call with president xi yesterday. here s what the president had to say. [inaudible conversations] what was your message to president xi? so to be clear that was a different topic you want to answer questions about china in the conversation which was two hours long by the way. we have official readouts from both sides. doesn t seem like there is a lot of movement. i would say russia was playing strategic ambiguity. not overtly but not condemning it either and mrs. the side that is so largely missed the access between china and
journalists who have been in mariupol reporting. now we have firsthand accounts. we have people who have survived mariupol, who are making their way to the safety of lviv. for the moment it still feels relatively safe. it s quite a stark contrast what we re seeing in lviv. i want to bring in congressman rubin gallego. thank you for your service. happy to have you here. i want to get right into it because president biden spoke with president xi yesterday. president xi said both nations have a responsibility for ensuring peace. this didn t make anyone at the white house breathe a sigh of relief. this pivotal moment that could determine the trajectory of this
you. we hear the words hypersonic missile and the back of the hair on your neck stands up and all eyes switch to president biden, traveling overseas next week to attend that nato summit and the g7 meeting on ucrepe and russia. we heard about the 110-minute call with chinese president xi yesterday. what can you tell us? reporter: president biden and president xi held a nearly two-hour video call. it was direct, substantive and detailed, the president laid out what the u.s. stance was on the crisis and the focus of this was on the concern that china could be providing material support to russia in terms of weapons or any other type of support and the u.s. was very clear about this, according to the read-out that was produced by the white house. biden said there was implications and consequences, a direct quote if china were to do that and provide that support.