city, the northwest and the east. there s attacks going on right now in some of those districts. many people fear that this is the beginning of the move, the beginning of the assault on the capitol. a lot of focus on the convoy that had come down from russia. it was used as an example, a sign of the supply problems facing the russians. what we have seen the last 24 hours is that finally that convoy has moved, disburse and get in to position now. there s a growing fear they re training their guns on the city. the horowitzers are now in a firing position in the woods facing the capitol. the fighting is also increased on the ground around kyiv. clashing taking place nine miles from the city center. the ukrainian military fighting back in a village northwest of the capitol. all indications that they re ready for an attack on kyiv. president zelensky says he doesn t know howing the battle
bracing for this historic inflation and unprecedented gas prices? we re fully aware and apprised because we re in constant communication with the president, with his administration here and the concerns that they have about the entire region and the vulnerability. look at the map. martha: what did you make of that answer, sir? she needs to come home. quit embarrassing herself and quit embarrassing our country. maybe the plan is i m going to go to europe and make joe biden look good. she does that. at what cost? this is an embarrassment to the united states of america. martha: governor rick perry, thanks very much, sir. good to have you with us today. we ll see you soon. so long. martha: so back now to the
so much. we commend your bravery and speaking with us today. thank you very much. martha: joining me now, gerard baker, wall street journal editor at large on the fox business network. gerry, good to have you with us today. my first question is about president zelensky and what he said about the meeting in europe and the efforts to help him. he was clearly not in a great mood. he said we know who said what. we know who was committing to do what, who is silent and who not is helping us. president biden called him to re-assure him that the united states stands by him. what do you think about that? first of all, thank you for having me. just listening to that m.p. that you had on, extraordinary
martha: i only have about a minute left. i m sorry. what does america need to do? what would you like to hear the president and the vice president said when they re asked the question will the united states take refugees and help these people? the united states should take refugees. we should do more. every single person that we talk to when we asked what is the one thing that you want, it was close the sky. that was their english for preventing the russians from doing the bombardments like what you just saw. it s tragic that president biden cancelled the 28 migs. they could have defended their own skies. we have to take in more weather gees. we need to send medicine, fool, military equipment, food, supplies. they need beds. we re going to do our best to continue to get the american people that are so kind to provide the support. the government has not stepped up. martha: yeah. we have to do something for
the military is not in the condition they thought it was and they re grinding out to the ukrainian capitol and victory but we could be doing more to prevent that. we seem to be nervous about somehow provoking vladimir putin when he s already done the provoking. martha: yeah, we haven t laid down many lines about we will not stand by and let vladimir putin take over ukraine. it s a free country. it s not going to happen. we haven t heard it in those terms. we heard questions about chemical weapons, which is a terrifying options. we ve seen it play out in syria and iraq. here s what the president said about that. would the u.s. have a military response if putin does launch a chemical weapons attack? i m not going to speak about the intelligence. russia would pay a severe price if they use chemical weapons. martha: the language is there would be a severe price to pay, jerry. i m sorry to say, martha,