government wants to use that as a pretext, to launch a full-scale rapid invasion into ukraine. what's notable about this, besides the fact that it is shocking and terrifying, is that so far the u.s. government has not address the underlying, to put their money where their mouth is. this is not being shared with the american people. this politically, open to administration up to the criticism for russia that we are making out. the russian government has spared no expense and effort to try and denigrate the cia and the national here in the united states for years. i anticipate the next upcoming is that the russian government will start fighting back against this reporting and say to simply not true. [inaudible]. >> now reporting on intelligence were from russia. the updated recently with vladimir putin, the agenda which really yesterday with president biden going to the hill for the third time. now he visits this really divisive rhetoric i would argue over voter rights. if you don't support federalizing of elections, you are segregationist. as we heard this week. even his fellow democrats, or criticizing him for some of the rhetoric that we heard in that. let's take a listen. >> perhaps the president went a little too far in its rhetoric. >> he is trying to get votes. >> it is really crazy to see those two. coming out and criticizing the president. >> will: to walk through this really quickly, jillions of reporting is fascinating. i will not use the word skeptical but i will approach this news cautiously. on the heels of comments he described, biden's very bad week, we need to be careful at new spins away from this very bad week. after this news, that poll shows you 33% approval rating, it's even more fascinating we look into it. 25% among independents. 44% with young people and 28%. that is down from 70%. here's why, in my estimation, and to what you alluded to. the clip you displayed. the president called himself out during the campaign as the messiah. the demigod, to stop coronavirus. he told the american public, full of fear. and then in sheer incompetence, he failed. he divided the american people. he divided us based on vaccination status, based upon race, based upon party. fire and brimstone. that is lost the american people. we are done with fear. >> no doubt about it. it's really alarming. when you see a president ask is this morning, we wouldn't think, he doesn't have moderate democrats and he's ostracizing. [inaudible]. let's roll the tape. here's what they have to say about biden sleeve. >> every time i think the white house has hit bottom, there's a new bottom. >> president biden has had a very tough week with setbacks for his agenda in the supreme court blocking its vaccine mandate. inflation and international turmoil, just to name a few. >> that was cnn, emily. >> yet his biggest fans are now giving them criticism. i think your point, when you hear them talking about a no good, very bad, horrible, terrible week. will the net belies the fact it's been a terrible horrible no good presidency, right? to me it's not just a week, it's a presidency. failure after failure that has resulted in the loss of american lives on many fronts. including here on the homefront and in afghanistan. have to say, the supreme court ruling yesterday. [inaudible]. the supreme court confirmed with osha to create laws. it has to do with occupational staking's. [inaudible]. the court went on to say, which i thought was so much income that yes, covid is a risk at the workplace, just like it is a risk at ball games and in the home. in the subway. it is an something that happens at work or universal risk, no difference from the dangers of it all. [inaudible]. >> the fact that it was not just a bad way, a bad year all around. they rolled out the ethics failures. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> we saw the highest spike in four decades. the fact that the president's approval rating is 33%, it's absolutely no surprise. that speech that he gave. [inaudible]. >> is there any way out of this? >> will: that's a suggestion of "the new york times." the leftist agenda has not worked for the promise i think the entire party is pulling in the direction of the vision. it's pulling in the direction of villain eyes and your opponent. not just on vaccinations and voting rights, they doubled back down and tripled back downward i don't know where we are come on race once again. i don't know about how about that, kaylee. but i don't think they will pit it in a novel direction. >> yeah. for the sake of the country, i really hope they do. there are a lot of americans hurting. certainly economically. let's hope for the basket all right. coming up, democrat lead cities are seeing a surge in violent carjackings. one cities answer is to post a guide to surviving one. that is next. ♪ ♪ it's been nearly two years since the pandemic started. our students and teachers tried their best, but as a parent, i can tell you that nearly 18 months of remote learning was really hard. i'm so angry that instead of helping our kids get back in the classroom, the school board focused on renaming schools schools that weren't even open . please recall all three school board members now. for the sake of our kids, we can't wait one more day, never mind a whole year for a fresh start. 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[inaudible]. >> there two men who came in broad daylight as you notice. she is proposed the justice health act on the hill. she wants to cosponsor the bill. to give funding for mental health professionals in the states to respond to episodes in lieu of law enforcement officers. in essence, exactly as you say, this was define the police. those policies of the reasons this is happening, crime is being committed to this congress more american citizens beyond that. it's very easy to put your finger on. i think we have. hopefully the congresswoman exactly what is happening. >> in d.c. you always have your finger on the pulse. we know that now, biden will be signing another criminal justice reform bill in the next couple months. we've really been hearing that they are on the hill, as the cities continue to enjoy violent carjacking urges and violent crime searches and especially blue run city start america, while they are on the hill they seem to be tone-deaf about. >> well. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> brought up at the press conference yesterday, it was that covid is brought up more opportunity too. it is utilized mask wearing which makes it harder for perps to get caught. the mass corn makes it harder for law enforcement to identify them. if there is surveillance video in the area. it makes it harder for the victims to identify the perps too pair that is certainly complicating things in big cities where there are mask mandates, like there have been even for folks outside. >> that's a great point. how may more people have to die? how me more violent carjacking so we have to watch as police put their lives on the line before people wake up. before criminal justice reform and snapped to attention and stops putting these guys back on the street. all right. coming up, prince andrew is stripped of all of his titles as he faces sexual assault allegations, by one of jeffrey epstein's accusers. how this will impact the case against him, next. ♪ ♪ >> prince andrew stripped of his military titles as he is in a legal battle. [inaudible]. jill and maxwell was just convicted of child trafficking charges. buckingham palace is putting on a statement, the prince and duke of york's military affiliations and royal patriot judges have been returned to the queen. the duke of york will continue not to undertake any public duties and live as a private citizen. >> wow. that is rather extraordinary peered prince sanders no longer prince andrew. this is a big step from the queen. >> it is. but it is a disappointing one. because why so late. the accusations were out there for quite some time here they are just now stripping him of his royal title from us that he has to face these charges privately as a citizen. jeffrey epstein has been dead for quite some time, those accusations came out quite long ago. andrew says that he is not a sweater, i believe that he, and i'm not talk about the wool, the clothing that you were. but he actually does not sweat. i believe he is starting to sweat now. so i don't know. they do offer low tax apparently. [inaudible]. he was accused of sexually assaulting a minor but he was stripped of his title quite quickly. [inaudible]. >> i've got to say, i'm not a sympathizer. just going to throw that out there. [inaudible]. speak out yet it is an excellent point. this dovetails with a verdict, ruling rather, from a judge who said i'm not going to dismiss this case. it was such a delicious ruling. the prints that time, had argued look, this is legally insufficient. he also argued that he should not even be there. back in august, [inaudible]. she sued him for compensatory and punitive damages. a lot of money. she asked for a jury trial here now back in 2009, we know that she had come to a settlement agreement under florida contract law, with jeffrey epstein. that barred her from suing him again and criminal prosecution as well. also, any potential other defendants. so here the prince comes in and says oh, she was talking about me. will this child shut it down. he said no, that term is so expensive that it does not even make any sense. you are absolutely on it. he said that she articulated so many, including that photo by the way, he brought up that photo inside, that bears evidence enough to move it past that legal efficiency threshold to proceed to court. i don't know, i don't think this is necessarily bringing any barn or any weight to the actual merit to the claim. the jury trial is expected later this year. he did say, in his defense, when he subs legal insufficient. [inaudible]. it looks like at this point, it is just going to be him footing the bill. >> fascinating. in the wake of this she is to mount so that this is another step in the pursuit of justice as a survivor. >> julie points out that there is a move from the queen coming late in the game. to the queen's credit, worth writing about this to trip and service titles and royal duties is permanent. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> this is permanent. [inaudible]. >> very dramatic. i assume that buckingham palace probably discloses this away. the story line is not at all connected to the royal family. >> will: i hope that is exactly what does not happen. forgive my lack of concern over royal titles, i want accountability. look, this entire story is not limited to prince andrew obviously. it is been covered up by so much mystery. i interviewed the doctor that performed the private autopsy on jeffrey epstein. [inaudible]. now that ghislaine maxwell is been found guilty, maybe we can understand what was underneath all this. maybe we can spot accountability for these young women in all the perpetrators. not just the facilitators and those with royal titles, but all the perpetrators. accountability in that case, i think would mean prison. >> well well, prince andrew may very well end up in prison now. facing this is a private citizen. >> this is a civil case i believe right now. it might lead to more criminal cases. >> those with criminal charges should be found guilty. [inaudible]. >> yeah. we will see what happens. we'll sue happens. accountability pier just ahead, moving over to colin kaepernick. back in the tradition of the plane of the national anthem before sporting events. ♪ ♪ >> jon stewart is calling the national anthem at sporty sporting events a weird ritual. it started in 1918. who could forget whitney houston's powerful super bowl performance for the nation had just entered the persian gulf war. the national anthem also unified the nation after terrorist attacks. it's what we turn to during our toughest moments. but jon stewart, does not seem to think so. >> i've always thought about when kaepernick took the knee and the whole thing was like, you have to stand for the anthem. why is that? when the anthem comes on, you only have to stand if you they are, but the transitive principal for the television, if it's through the television, you can do whatever you want. if you are the stadium, there's like a whole regiment that you have to go through. >> emily, what is wrong with this guy? you are an nfl cheerleader, you're at football stadiums. speethirty one. >> i'll never forget. hearing the national anthem. knowing that it was that final game. [inaudible]. it is an incredible experience. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. i think it's fortunate the pride that is added to it. it's contrary to what he said. i'm a patriot every day, no matter where i am. i stand for my national anthem. >> absolutely. [inaudible]. 17 months after the united states entered world war i. the anthem plays in the seventh-inning stretch, for the first time in 1918. it's really been a part of our history. >> will: therefore it is a part of our tradition. i looked, traditions don't have to be bulletproof. jon stewart finds it odd that is sitting home watching the television and you don't have to stand. that's the way its practice. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. it takes just 90 seconds to show why we are in this together. it's possible to sit there and poke holes in it. you don't do it while you watch on television. doesn't change what this moment represents. >> exactly. world war ii is when they started to play it in the aftermath of world war ii, the nfl had just came out and said this scum the national anthem should be a part of every game. we must not drop instantly because the war is over. we should never forget what it stands for. speak aloud to that personally, i think it's a beautiful tradition. i think it is very meaningful tradition. that said, there is a lot of americans who don't agree with me. there are a lot of americans who love this country feel that playing the national anthem have sports games is a non sequitur. i guess jon stewart was trying to speak to them. we don't need to get into this argument, because we have debated us tirelessly over the last few years per there's a difference, as well points out, between it's been a tradition in between this being the letter of the law appears plane for the anthem, standing for the anthem, is nowhere written in the law books in this country. but it is a tradition. it should be up to individual americans what they want to do. >> my view, i love, as emily said of the top of this, that moment of unity. before you grab your beer and enjoy the game, two opposing team's head off. this moment of, we are all americans at the end of the day. your thoughts. >> yet. i just don't think politics is any place on the playing field. if you want to complain about being proud of being american while watching a football game. [inaudible]. >> i'm with you. coming up, the woke left going after actress kristen bell after this photo went viral on social media. more outnumbered, after this. ♪ ♪ new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an expert team, 24/7. and for even more value, ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. get a great deal for your business with the ready. set. save. sale today. comcast business. powering possibilities. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> taking pictures with deputy gang members, hashtag fpd sheriff's department gang. another twitter user saying, hey christian bell, did you tweet hashtag black lives matter, because this ain't it. julie, your thoughts? >> so stupid. oh, my god. every single time that somebody accuses somebody of not supporting black lives matter, because they are in support of the the police officers, the police officers are out there to protect us. whether you're black or white or asian, or hispanic. it does not matter. the density and the ignorance behind people that actually think that all hollywood celebrities need to be against the cops, is one of the big reasons why we have this portrayal and this misperception of what police officers are. they are brave men and women who are out there, saving our lives and protecting us. so you know what, good for you kristen. take more pictures with sheriff's. because absolutely. they are the heroes and all of this. she should be praised for doing so. most hollywood elites wouldn't have the, oh, god what's the word i can say that word. the gall. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> caley, julie is absolutely right. they were so thrilled. when they shared the photos on instagram they were so kind and so humble. thank you for showing your support. [inaudible]. >> yes. i love the appreciation. [inaudible]. >> keyboard warriors call our police officers deputy gang members peered at his absolute insanity. when he stars,, people following scum influencers, politicians to embrace our police officers. if you see one, say thank you. most for police officers are good, amazing, hardworking people. who are all too often demonized by losers who are sitting there and who's very first call would be to those police officers if there is a home invasion or crime going on. >> amen. julian. >> given the deplorable state of our politics, especially in washington right now. there is nothing inherently political about the police force. we talked in the segment about how there is nothing inherently political about the national anthem. it's very i don't know, sad. whatever adjective we want to use. that today, americans. [inaudible]. incapable of separating out the reality. they are inherently a unifying force in this country. historically. their role has been that for a long time. >> well i wanted to get your thoughts on hollywood in general. one of those tweets, which was unfortunately very critical of her. it brought up sort of that point of the performative nature of a lot of people coming out of hollywood. say that landlords and celebrities will post about juneteenth but at the end of the day, their allies on the cops that protect their property at the expense of human life. obviously, that tweet is incredibly stirring the pot. we don't agree with it. but it is making that point about the performative nature of a lot of what is coming out of hollywood peers what are your thoughts, generally on that? >> will: i don't know who bigoli beguiling bug is but i see they have a check mark. twitter is a small population. largely populated by people on the crazy far left. they are best ignored peer the problem is that they have outside influence right now, over every thing. hollywood, media, and even politicians. [inaudible]. they treated as the polling mechanism. it's not. it is a small fraction of crazy people. real people, regular people, they are not concerned about kristen bell taken a picture of cops. they really are not, regardless of their political affiliation. >> that's true. and it's kaylee covered in the top of the show, the actual polls are showing how deeply everyone agrees, or disagrees with this administration, in them, capitulating to that far tiny minority of progressive left. it's nonsense. all right, binge watching shows. that's what tops a poll of what people do when left alone. up next, find out what kaylee binge watches were nobody's home. ♪ ♪ >> i love her. you finally get the house to yourself, what are you going to do when you are home alone? a new poll shows two-thirds of homeowners admit to binge watching a movie or show the partner cannot stand, bake things the significant other do not like, and conversations with either themselves or pet. gillian, what do you do? >> three words for you, one is not really a word. wine, tostillos, and "90210" the original. >> i don't get the house alone, i don't know what the study is about. i would love 20 minutes alone, and i would sleep. if they can do a study how to get your husband out of your house for more than an hour so i could do something for myself, uninterrupted episode of "the bachelor," let me know. >> it's not what, it's how. "narcos," episode after episode after episode. and emily, like you, my other family member is a doberman, and they don't have to leave for me to have a conversation with her. i talk to her at all times. >> constant conversation. kayleigh, we teased it up for you. >> i will take gillian's wine and julie's "bachelor," and a food my husband hates and will not allow me to eat because he does not think it's good or healthy, i love bad pizza, some call it bad, like dominoes. >> i admit freely i eat pineapple on the pizza. >> i'm sorry. >> it's a no-no for me. >> i would basically binge watch hallmark channel movies for sure, and things that everyone else hates. you get to do exactly whatever you want. thanks for choosing to watch us with the time you have, and now here is "america reports." >> sandra: no pineapple on pizza around here. fox news alert as we kick off "america reports" far least d.a. comes under fire following the robbery and fatal shooting of an off duty los angeles police officer. >> john: prosecutors charging four people in connection to the murder and alleged suspects are tied to a street gang. critics slamming the los angeles district attorney saying his policies have emboldened gang members in the grip of a crime wave. no longer seeking sentencing enhancements and prosecution of gang members as