we thought the cold war was over and won it without firing a shot. putin thinks it is coming back. he doesn t think we won it. how is he fighting the cold war? the same way we won it last time. on economic ground. jenna: is he winning? i think he is doing a pretty darn good job. why? because he has ukraine in an economic vice. they re broke. they have a $15 billion debt. nobody will lend them the money. nobody will bail them out, except russia. they re vulnerable with their energy. all of their energy from natural gas pro russia. russia has shown in the past they re per lechly content to turn the spigot off unless they get what they warrant politically. jenna: we ve seen them do it before. the president keeps talking about cold war question months and months after the demonstrations began. here is his take on the situation in ukraine. mr. putin has a different view on many of those issues and i don t think there is any secret on that and our approach in the united states is not t
good morning to you, i m jon scott. jenna: great to see you, everybody, i m jenna lee. with a little more than a month to go before open enrollment ends, the vice president says they may fall short of the white house s unofficial goal. initially we talked about by the end of this period having seven million people lined up. we may not get the seven but we ll get to five or six and that is a hell of a start. and there s a drop-dread date for the first round in the beginning of march but, but there s a lot going on and so i mainly came to say thanks for negotiating this. thanks for helping people negotiate it. and just see this getting better and better and better. jenna: our chief national correspondent jim ingle live in washington on this story today. jim? reporter: hello, jenna.
but president obama isn t doing that at home. he is highly unlikely to do it in ukraine. finally he would have to stare down putin. the problem, jenna. putin will not let his go. it is part of his plan to rebid the greater russia and ukraine is the crown jewel in the first step in it. jenna: what does he gain and we lose if we can look at it in those terms if at the end of this crisis and there is really no end in sight right now. nope. jenna: the ukraine does move closer to russia? what does he win and what do we lose? what putin is trying to do, he said in the past one of the greatest tragedies of the 20th century was the dissolution of the soviet empire. he is trying to build it back. how is he doing it? he is active in the middle east again. countries which used to be our allies he is making deals with. he just inked an arms deal with egypt. he also shown at the olympics, russia is back. russia is with beijing, with london, with salt lake city. we can do olympics and do them br
transcanada continues to believe strongly in keystone xl and the benefits it would provide to americans. thousands of jobs and a secure supply of crude oil from a trusted neighbor in canada. and remember, jenna, it was just a few weeks ago that the state department found building keystone xl would not really jack up the greenhouse gas emissions on planet earth. back to you. peter doocy, live at the white house. peter, thank you. jon: there is some new information on a road rage murder mystery we ve been following. police are now releasing a chilling 911 call that the victim made just moments before he decide. they also have a picture that they re hoping will help catch the killer. also, chaos in kiev spiraling out of control. is ukraine the final episode of the cold war? fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland is here to talk about that.