comes with word of perhaps more peace talks today in turkey. president biden seemed to imply vladimir putin should not be in power. blinken says he was merely saying russia should not have power over its neighbors. jon: i m jon roberts, president biden blasts president up inin a powerful speech but off the cuff remark that has captured the world s attention. for god sake, this man cannot remain in power. the secretary of state saying this is about putin s grip on ukraine, not russia. we do not have a strategy of regime change. jon: now the challenges ahead after a pep talk with u.s. troops and show of force with nato. the u.s. announcing new sanctions and help for refugees but ukraine says it needs more
the ruble or you re looking at their credit rating or you re looking at interest rates, those sanctions are having an impact right now on the russian economy. john: but again, were they meant to deter or not? well, look, before the war obviously we were laying out the consequences in pretty explicit detail with the hope that president putin would take an alternative course. we were trying in that moment to sharpen his choice. we were also at that moment moving u.s. force posture into eastern europe also to help sharpen his choice. unfortunately he opted for war and now he s feeling the consequences. john: one last quick question in the remaining time that we have left. russia seems to be recalibrating saying it s going to be focusing consolidating of luhansk and in the donbas region. is there an opportunity to try to save ukraine? well, let s be clear, this
stop telling biden what he will do, start giving resource to the ukrainian people, rally nato and do the same thing. i don t get why migs aren t there. we need more antiaircraft, antiship, antitank equipment there. zelenskyy is telling us what he needs, thank god zelenskyy and the people are willing to defend freedom because if they don t where is putin going to stop? biden he has to start acting and getting things done and start misspeaking. stop misspeaking. john: we have an incline of an idea when articulating. we will concentrate on consolidating defense of donetsk and luhansk, the donbas region, that seems to be an indication that maybe they are giving up on the idea of trying to take over all ukraine. is this time to give ukraines the weapons it needs to win
you had ambassador smith on this morning answering for it. i m actually glad he called out putin. the white house had to take it back, it makes the president look like he s out of touch and and not under control, and that s bad. john: former national security council employee? he also told american troops the day before that they were going to be sent to ukraine and a few hours later told president duda that the u.s. would accept an additional 100,000 ukrainian refugees, to me, those were bigger problems. john: also said he would respond to a chemical weapons attack in kind. no. thank you, panel. [laughter] we will see you again next sunday. up next, a final word on the week ahead and how you can help the people of ukraine. (customer) [reading] save yourself?! money with farmers? (burke) that s not wrong. when you switch your home and auto policies to farmers, you could save yourself an average of seven hundred and thirty dollars. (customer) that s something. (burke) get a whol
confirmation hearings have become one of washington s partisan. all right now on fox news sunday. jon: hello again from fox news in washington, the president is back on u.s. soil this morning after a blistering speech in europe where he slammed russian president vladimir putin and gave a stark warning to stay out of nato territory. the president also appeared to call for putin s removal but the white house walking that back this morning. this comes after days of meetings with nato allies on how to support ukraine as russia continues indiscriminate shelling one month into the invasion. in a moment we will discuss president s speech with julianne smith. we begin with team coverage mike tobin on the ground in lviv. first rich edison in the white house with reaction to biden s