new york city and it shows up on our doorstep. all the details on that in just a minute. a rough morning here. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday. carley: we begin with this. president biden and vladimir putin's phone call, president biden threatening sanctions against russia if britain invaded ukraine but is that enough? todd: the white house facing blowback for president biden's performance, griff jenkins joins us with the latest. >> reporter: it lasted two hours with both sides agreeing to continue communicating. afterwards national security adviser jake sullivan said president biden sent a firm message to the leaders, saying the biden wade out clearly consequences if he chooses to make that move to invade. video of the call came from russian state media. watch what we saw. >> president biden: good to see you again. last time we didn't get to see one another at the g 20 but i hope next time we do it in person. >> reporter: the white house did not divulge the extent of the sanctions package which could include targeting russia's biggest banks but acknowledged they are prepared to go further than what was imposed in 2014 and biden made no concessions on putin's demand to block ukraine from joining nato and sullivan suggesting lord stream 2 pipeline could be used as a tool as well. >> gas is not flowing to the lord stream 2 pipeline which means it is not operating. it is leverage for the west because of vladimir putin what plasticine gas in the pipeline he may not want to take the risk of invading ukraine. >> reporter: republicans, wary of the satellite imagery we've been seeing showing putin's forces massing at what appears to be half of the 175,000 troops he wants which for perspective is the same number of us troops, the height of the iraq war. it is harsh criticism by senator kennedy. although we may not have kennedy bring that to you later. before and after the call. france, germany and uk, but tomorrow president biden will speak with you crane's president. todd: dana perino says putin holds an advantage over biden. >> superpatient. clinton and bush and obama and trump, and you might settle for ukraine not getting into nato and after that get that to be the only real determine, the swift transaction piece for russia would be show of force. i don't think biden will do that. ashley: yesterday's call between the first two leaders since july. i will go back to something nearly days for the president biden presidency, the decision to see your leverage on the lord stream 2 pipeline when you do something like this was on the horizon, when you would need to hold something over vladimir putin, why would you see all your leverage so early and get nothing in return? >> it connects russia to germany and strengthens russia and weakens ukraine. a lot of people say when president biden lifted sanctions russia could continue to build the pipeline that really strengthened the country, the keystone pipeline, i think dana is right. the question is vladimir putin considering invading ukraine or using it as a bargaining chip, and if the country is admitted into nato the united states and western allies without to protect the country, i would be vladimir putin's worst nightmare. most people ukraine want to be a part of the western world, they want freedom, they are democratic nation. todd: summarizing dana's point tucker raised an interesting analysis point yesterday saying this is the equivalent of china getting control of both canada and mexico and having now i in canada and mexico. we would not be happy with that being the united states, the border by canada and mexico. that said, we are different than our opponents, it is incumbent upon us, i do not know if president biden did that during the call yesterday. carley: where do things stand? president biden's people will talk to vladimir putin's people about this issue and come january we will see if he's serious about this. todd: congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez calling for a change to force through radical integration policy, the socialist democratic protesters they demand amnesty for illegal immigrants no matter what. >> someone needs to step up, override the parliamentarians, the parliamentarian is not elected which i demand is for the senate to overcome republicans and include a full path to citizenship. todd: left-wing protesters descended on washington to demand radical legislation from congress as they begin their final session of the year. 6 minutes after the hour the white house taking a stand against progressive soft on crime claims surging in the us. ashley: marianne rafferty joins us with smash and grab robberies. good morning. >> reporter: as a wave of smash and grab robberies continue to the country the biden administration is distancing itself from progressive democrats who are downplaying the crimes urge. representative alexandria ocasio cortez casting doubt swarms of thieves are organized, she says, quote, we are seeing a lot of these allegations of organized retail theft, are not panning out. chicago mayor lori lightfoot attempting store owners to curb crime. >> i'm disappointed they are not doing more. we still have retailers that won't institute plans like having security officers, locking up their merchandise at night, if you need these retailers to step up. >> reporter: the white house making clear they are not on board with the controversial comments. >> the president believe organized retail theft is happening and shouldn't be in stores to take action to prevent it? >> we don't agree. major retailers, state and local leaders like governor newsom have identified this is a serious concern. we agree. >> reporter: the state of fifth gripping california cities as the oakland city council votes to increase police staffing to combat rising crime after voting to cut the police budget by 18 million a few months ago and in san francisco abrasion shoplifters is retailers efforts to curb crime on their own are not effective. >> they are not very good because i personally have been able to shop with relative ease. >> reporter: the lawlessness happening in los angeles, embattled da george gascon has remained silent but a group of crime victims led by a former los angeles county sheriff are collecting signatures to recall him for his soft on crime policies and while the crime crisis surges in california governor gavin newsom is promoting his new children's book. todd: a little tone deaf if you ask me. carley: heading close to home on fox news this morning man is in custody for allegedly torching the christmas tree on fox square. this happened after midnight. and unidentified man was seen by fox news security climbing the christmas tree. nypd officer saw the suspect, took him into custody. no one was injured in the fire was extinguished but the tree is completely destroyed. i have a firefighter friend who texted me after this happened saying fox christmas tree is on fire. i thought it was a small thing. it was not. they did as you heard -- the question is if he was arrested last night, is he going to be still in jail today or will they release him? america, people across the country are learning how crazy these bail reform laws are. 0 bail because of covid in los angeles, how does that make sense. we saw with the waukesha tragedy these liberal policies that make it so criminals are back on the streets like that, doesn't just affect the city but also affects the surrounding areas of people who don't vote for the liberal das. heather: this happens when you have a lawless city and i don't think we would have seen this even 5 years ago. that is how bad the city has gotten in a short time. we will focus on the positive. there are a lot of people in the street. fortunately this happened late in the evening. nobody got injured but i feel bad for the staff, they put in so much time and effort, such pride in their work, there's a slap in those fine men and women who do the job. we will have it back. fox is not deterred by things like this. carley: it is such a beautiful tree. it is nonpolitical. from all over the country, all of the world become take pictures in front of it. it is no longer there this morning. todd: other news this morning, jussie smollett getting tested during his cross-examination in the ongoing trial for his allegedly staged hate crime. jussie smollett triggered by prosecutors and web reading is private and secure messages with one of the brothers he allegedly paid to stage the attack, he did not censor a derogatory term used by jussie smollett in those messages, jussie smollett stole -- saying can you just spell the word out or not say it out of respect for every african-american in the room? web had the are actor read the messages to the jury. jussie smollett processing he changed his initial story that his attackers were white to later call them pale because it was, quote, responsible. >> prosecutors and sex trafficking trial of ghislaine maxwell rest their case this week of the trial was originally scheduled last into january but prosecutors say they expect to be finished with their side as soon as tomorrow, tuesday a third accuser took the stand. she claims maxwell told her she had, quote, had a great body for epstein and his friends when she was just 14 years old. the accuser telling the court, she visited epstein hundreds of times, maxwell was accused of recruiting young girls to sexually abuse. todd: live look at capitol hill where overnight a workaround bill clearing away for the senate to raise the debt ceiling about gop support before the country defaults on its bill. first the measure has to pass the senate, where it needs 10 republican votes as a procedural measure, it will allow democrats to raise the debt limit with a simple majority for 1-time only, democrats pushing to get it done, and only to avoid economic crises but also to free up funds to selfish president biden's bills back better agenda. carley: a federal judge halted the covid vaccine mandate for federal contractors across the country. the judge, an appointee of donald trump writing and his ruling, quote, even in times of crisis courts must preserve the of law and ensure all branches of government act within the bounds of their constitutionally granted authority. the order blocks the mandate as the case plays out in court. todd: time to go to governor christie knowem has real against mandates, she says it is all about democrats trying to seize control. >> he did not have the authority to do what he was doing. he was hoping to bully businesses into mandating to their employees and we've overturned with the federal government's agenda is an these businesses are backing off. you've seen the news on some of these healthcare organizations like the cleveland clinic, they were not going to mandate anymore, we recognize we need people to have a choice. carley: abroad james had a lot to say about kyle rittenhouse during his trial in our house is getting the last word and you do not want to miss what he had to say. heather: carley shimkus with a packed show ahead. you have a run down? 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letter calling the da's comments the most ignorant and insulting comments i have ever heard spoken by an elected official. carley: the head of the union representing 1000 profiteers in los angeles county is blasting george gaskin of remaining silent as suspect walk free after committing brazen smash and grab burglaries. here to discuss, vice president of the association of los angeles deputy district attorney, eric saidall. we have video the looting taking place across the country, the police officers we've spoken to say they are making arrests but these criminals are out the very next day. wife that happening? >> our law enforcement has done a great job in terms of catching people. right now we have district attorney who has shown no leadership whatsoever in trying to prevent the crime surge that is sweeping los angeles for the past year. not only has he not done anything, he has encouraged criminals to act lawless by promoting an agenda that shows no accountability for committing crime in los angeles. on top of that, he also decided he would not pass or fail in any nonviolent nonserious crime. the smash and grabs fit into that category. jillian: and to further your point think of this tweet george gaskin posted march 19th of this year, he wrote that he eliminated 8127 years of unnecessary, expensive exposure to present time, stopped seeking the death penalty in 17 cases, withdrew 77 pending motions to transfer kids to adult ports, that save taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars during his first 100 days. you say he's proud of his soft on crime policies and it is not just him, it is our philosophy progressives across the country subscribe to where criminals are the victims because this country is racist and unfair according to them so they don't belong in jail. how do you fight back against that philosophy? >> the empirical data is showing itself was crime is on the rise in these areas that are governed by, you call them progressive das, i call them regressive das. they are bringing back the city to the 70s and 80s, they do not care about violent crime. if you look at the people george gaskin has put, it is a lot. some of these people are public offenders actively advocate the evolution of prisons and advocate the distribution of the criminal justice system was we should not be surprised at this point and points throughout the city's but west of our counties to the east of our counties, being devastated by these crimes. carley: we shouldn't be surprised crime is affecting a lot of people. look at these numbers in los angeles, homicide of 12%, shots fired almost 18% aggravated assault up 8%, robberies up 4%. george gaskin can't believe things are going well. any chance he will course correct? >> i don't think the man believes in anything. i think he's a politician and that is what is frightening about having a politician is the head of a prosecutorial agency. last year was all about woke, this year crime goes up and criminals at dinner parties so maybe he will course correct. i call on our members, pleading with him to change directives and focus on the job of prosecuting people instead of what he's been doing which is focusing resources on early release. he's a dedicated prosecutor out there, releasing dangerous criminals. >> second attempt to recall him, the first one didn't stick but people are trying again and we will see what happens on that front. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. todd: 23 after the our. is instagram toxic for teens? the social media giant will be forced to answer tough questions in a senate hearing today was a preview with the former ceo of parlor and a presidential commission's report on the pros and cons of court packing. what they decide, we will tell you what is in it when they decide. carley: president biden controversial pick through in the office of the comptroller of currency is withdrawing her nomination, facing sharp criticism from republicans and democrats for suggesting the nationalization of banking and encouraging bankruptcy of the fossil fuel industry. her views were compared to communism during her confirmation process but she said her radical past statements were academic views. president biden's commission and supreme court packing says they have, quote, no position on whether to increase the number of justices on the court. the 34 member commission saying there were sharp differences of opinion over court packing and they unanimously voted no opinion on the matter to the president. progressives are calling for added seats to secure more liberal hotels republican appointed justices currently hold the majority. todd: a christmas movie, what and cut waste of resources that was. instagram is introducing new tools to make the apps safer for teens while cracking down on content, the announcement comes as the head of instagram faces a senate hearing unusually good today. joining us now, former interim ceo and president of convention of states was great to see you as always. is there something disingenuous about making these changes right before your call to the principal's office? >> it is cynical. they know these problems existed for a long time and doing damage especially to young people right before senate hearings, pretty obvious they are trying to do that. todd: looking at these new instagram features, take a break is one of them. it will alert users after prolonged viewing sessions of 20 minutes, that applies to everybody, not just teens but teams are the target, they have a lot of time to spend, allow parents to monitor usage and set time limits and parental education hub and controls launching in march. is that enough? >> i appreciate your giving parents control, parents washing what kids are watching to make sure everything is safe. something we should be worried about as conservatives, we've seen facebook use algorithms to key people from going down the rabbit hole, watching too much content that instrumental facebook says is objectionable and they are imposing this kind of content filter on instagram, can't be used for political purposes as well as purposes of protecting kids. todd: to follow up you believe this will be weaponized? >> i would just say facebook has done this in the past and facebook or meta-as the parent company of instagram, we have to watch this because these companies are generally politicized intends to use all tools ultimately for political purposes. todd: here's the underlying argument for why they need to do something. their stated focus is to focus on teens, teen girls, 32% of teen girls said when they felt bad about their bodies instagram made them feel worse. focusing on the child portion of this, not the political portion of it does that 32% number go down with these changes? >> i doubt it because kids will do what kids are going to do without supervision so the kids ignore the warnings that shut down after 20 minutes or pay attention to this stuff but use the apps for what they use the apps for. todd: you understand how the sausage is made in this tech world, what else should instagram be doing to help these teens? >> i'm relatively happy with the suite of services they put in place to help the teens. the real focus should not be on the social media companies though they should assist again parents watching this kind of stuff. ultimately it is on our society, parents working with teens to consult the stuff. todd: broadening this out for a moment, we've reported for the past four years that i have been here at fox on these hearings in front of senators, hearings in front of congress people, does anything change following these public displays? >> generally not. we don't see any government results that come out of the hearings but in this case the company is doing something, in response to pressure being put on them by these hearings so the government itself is not doing anything but the free market essentially, these people are acting in response to what the senate is doing. todd: always a treat having you on because i feel we get this insight from inside the tech world, inside silicon valley from a person our viewers can understand. we appreciate your time. >> 33 after the hour, president biden talking tough with vladimir putin, it looks more like he was talking to an old friend. who had the upper hand here? todd: dan hoffman, cia station chief in moscow, nobody is better on these topics, he will share his insights. do you take aspirin? plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it is absorbed to give you the benefits of life saving aspirin... to help prevent another heart attack or stroke. heart protection with your stomach in mind. try new liquid-filled vazalore. aspirin made amazing! buried in receipts, invoices and other paperwork that's preventing you from doing what matters most? 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>> too early to tell if we have deterred russia from mounting an invasion of ukraine. russia still has 100,000 troops on the border, president biden threatened russia with economic measures, severe economic measures, possibly blocking russia's access to the swift international banking system, that would be enough to deter russia's invasion. ukraine independence, vladimir putin has demanded a guarantee that ukraine never join nato, where secretary-general of nato confirmed russia should have no such veto over ukraine's foreign-policy so that's the long-term question. the intelligence community will be mounting a full court press to collect intelligence on the reflections and russia specifically in the kremlin. with the president biden has succeeded or not in his efforts to deter russia's invasion. >> listening to lawmakers after this phone call was interesting because washington has never been more partisan but you have republicans and democrats, nothing should be off the table, even military intervention on the us friend but a lot of people at home are listening to this topic, listening to this all play out overseas between russia and ukraine, that doesn't affect my life, wake me up when he starts talking about gas prices, why should americans care about this. >> one thing we learned from the previous century when we fought two world wars against dictatorships, i fear rearing its ugly head today, dictatorships are on the march around the world with intensity unprecedented since the second world war. china, russia, iran, north korea among others. if we don't stand up for democracy like ukraine, then we don't stand up -- stand for much of anything at all. it doesn't mean we have to send us troops to fight the russians, but ukraine is a critical country for europe's security. russia should not be allowed to invade another country. and impose their will as they are seeking to do. todd: thank you. >> an impact on our nato members and in the baltics and poland. carley: i think one of the main reasons this is such an important topic is because if russia takes over ukraine it doesn't stop there, poland, lithuania could be next. the united states, we stand up for democracy and freedom. heather: question of what china takes. carley: thank you for your insight, we appreciate it. heather: democrats don't seem concerned with the lawlessness in their own cities but it is so bad in places like portland's where the cops said they may not be able to answer 9/11 calls, talking to portland business owner who was robbed 3 times in a month. carley: a california mom given a vaccine in exchange for pizza without her consent, more on that. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free xfinity rewards are our way of thanking you just for being with us. and wolfgang puck enjoy rewards like sing family fun nights! rent sing for $1, then belt out all your favorite tunes from the movie with sing karaoke. plus, see sing 2 in theaters with buy-one-get-one free fandango tickets. join over a million members by signing up for free on the xfinity app. our thanks. your rewards. mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! seriously? 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i didn't see one. knock it off. rittenhouse saying this. >> i was a lakers fan before he said that. i like lebron but then - [bleep] todd: rittenhouse went on to say despite the hurtful comments he does not plan to sue lebron. carley: being stretched thin amid spiraling crime while chicago cops are -- portland residents are now on their own. the portland police tweeting officers are responding to priority one and 2 and response times may be delayed. jim rice, owner of the bar and grill in portland, it was robbed three times last month and jim joined me now. what a tweet, portland police, because they are so understaffed, they can only respond to the most serious crimes, after your business was robbed multiple times last month how does that make you feel? >> they are stating what we know which is basically portland is on their own. they don't have enough staffing to support all the demands coming at them right now. we have the smallest police force of any city across the nation and yet our leaders have spent the last 18 months working on trying to defund the police rather than figuring out how to support them to make our city safe. carley: it is not just in portland. chicago is experiencing a crime problem and yesterday chicago mayor lori lightfoot addressed it and she blamed business owners, listen to this. >> some of the retailers downtown, i will tell you i am disappointed they are not doing more to take safety and make it a priority. carley: we mentioned your business had been robbed three times, what's your reaction to her line of thinking on this? >> i don't understand how she can come at it from a standpoint of focusing on what the businesses should be doing, the question is what options do we have? take a look at portland, our police force is at the smallest level in decades. and yet they have turned around and pulled out more resources out of a group, they are trying to bring them back. it will take years to come back. what options do businesses have right now outside of going out and hiring private security? carley: that is extra cost for businesses after the pandemic and when crime is up, so bad for everybody going through this like you and you have to wonder if police will come back to portland because it's not just the defund movement. a lot of police officers will be demoralized as well. do you see that changing? is there any groundswell against the crime happening that might make the city safer? >> i will say communities and all the different groups across portland are starting to have a stronger voice, starting to be able to push back against the city and just recently we have seen the city starting to refund the police to a certain level but it is literally going to take years for them to undo the damage they have done in such a short time. carley: if you look at the portland homicide rate, it smashed the annual record before. 80 people have been murdered in portland so far this year. the previous record was 66 in 1987. all this is happening after we saw videos of thousands of people marching in portland to defund the police and look what is happening as a result. do you think those people regret pushing the defund movement? >> a lot of people were part of that initially that really weren't on board with the defund movement. what they were really after is accountability and making sure people crossed the line of god across the line should be held accountable. i honestly struggle to believe people do believe in the true defunding the police unless they are involved in wanting chaos in the city which to be fair we've got people in portland the truly believe that. they want to see -- >> stay safe, thank you for joining us, we are praying for you and everybody else in portland, thank you. neil: another poll shows americans losing faith in president biden's leadership. >> check, sean duffy and tomi lahren on deck and joining his wife. 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