he ll join us shortly. john: begin with president biden issuing a new warning to moscow about any movement across ukraine s border. as the white house continues to clean up the president s disastrous news conference. hello, i m john roberts in washington. sandra, we made it to friday. sandra: we did, indeed. president biden trying to take a tougher line with russia as it continues the military build-up along the border with ukraine. biden administration is facing a fire storm of criticism here at home and abroad after the president in that news conference suggested a minor incursion into ukraine may be met with a more muted response. john: the secretary of state holding a high stakes meeting with his russian counterpart in geneva, switzerland, they seem to lower the temperature in a standoff over ukraine. mike pompeo will join us in a moment. sandra: senior foreign correspondent is on the ground in ukraine for us. so, greg, what s the reaction of officials there in
they did. these markets have been pumped up by the fed for a long, long time. and the fed is out of the game and out of the game faster. that s a supplies. markets hate surprises. it s fascinating what stocks really got crushed today. it s some of the really risky assets. the memes stocks. amc was down 11%. gain stop was down. crypto is down. so what you re seeing is investors in a higher interest rate environment, more volatile environment going out of risky assets and starting to put their money in more stable companies, companies with stable balance sheets and stable earning powers. it was bound to happen at some point. it s happening now sooner and the markets will sell off if they go through with this i think ask art about this. i think they sell off violently. neil: i will be doing that. by curious, what is the surprise here? it might begin tightening sooner, more, what? yeah, the surprise is that jerome powell is now all but conceded that he screwed up. inflati
good evening, i am bret baier . following two big stories tonight, president trump takes the stand during his social defamation trial. we begin with the biden administration, giving texas a deadline of friday to allow federal agents back onto federa and feel the southern border to cut razor wire of there. texas official seeds the area nearly three weeks ago removing federal officers and putting in new measures to stem the flow o illegal immigration. matt finn following it all in eagle pass, texas again tonight. good evening, matt. texas officials don t have plans to comply with president biden s deadline tomorrow to remove the barbed wire here. in fact, right now, the texas national guard is installing additional razor wire here in shelby park. the texas attorney general tells fox that his state does not plan to comply with the biden administration s deadline for texas to reopen shall be park to the biden border agents. two give the biden administration doesn t even p
so bad, he will do what it takes to get it under control even if it means more economic pain. have got to get inflation behind us and wish there were a painless way to do that. there isn t. david: working americans are spending a month out of their annual salary to keep up with soaring prices. is inflation and its causes killing our economy? let s ask our panel, dan heninger, kim strawser land mary anastasia o grady. biden is downplaying inflation, powell saying it is essentially willing to risk recession to cure it. who is right? let s focus on that remark by president biden that inflation last month rose inch. a new turn for the economic lexicon, inflation coming up and inch. the biden white house and the federal reserve are operating in alternative universes when it comes to inflation. the white house has become a wholly politicized subject. the federal reserve, it is about economic reality. the white house is avoiding the underlying economics of inflation, trying to
but my first guest says productions could be premature. karl rove is a wall street journal columnist and fox news jupiter and served as senior advisor to president george w. bush. welcome, good to see you. look at the polling, it seems undeniable, democrats have had a rally had had democrat versus republican polling generic pulling showing it even. what is wrong with that story? if democrats are even, it generally means they will lose, a lot more places around the country where congressional districts where there are 85% democrat and not as many 85% public and districts so the democrats need a lead on that. we ve had great midterm election predictors for republicans with generic ballot tide or a quarter or two behind. the democrats have had a good couple of months but they exaggerate how good they are and ignoring the fact they started from a deep place. president biden s approval rating today in the 538.com averages 42 at the same time in 2018, donald trump s was 40 and