bill: better be prepared. dana: vladimir putin is putting words to the test. the russian president dispatching tens of thousands of troops to the ukraine border and u.s. intelligence pointing to a possible invasion as early as next year. bill: the call is scheduled 58 minutes from now at 10:00 eastern time. president biden expected to threaten putin with economic sanctions. will it be enough to deter putin? i believe the president needs to use every tool at his disposal. the more you appease the more they ll take and that puts you in danger. when you have this weakness at home it is going to bring aggression overseas. biden has to get it together because it s scary stuff. they didn t do anything to arm ukraine, to support ukraine the last time around. the russians think they can get away with it. dana: karl rove is standing by with analysis but first kris jenkins live from washington tensions are running high. ukraine said russia has had tanks and sniper teams t
germany and britain right after that meeting. coming up, we re going to take to mississippi republican senator roger wicker on the armed services committee on what he thinks the president has to do now. welcome. glad to have you. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. the russian media was allowed in for the start of the call. the u.s. media was not. to hillary vaughn on where things stands right now. hi, hillary. after that two-hour video chat between president biden and russian president putin, jake sullivan was asked if the world is any safer after that video chat. he said he could not predict that and only would say that time will tell. the discussion between president biden and president putin was direct and straightforward. there was a lot of give and take. there s no finger wagging. all i will say is that the ultimate metric for whether the world is safer or not is facts on the ground and actions taken. let s see. biden did threaten economic action if putin ramps
race says his example should inspire people in public service today and for generations to come. flags are at half staff in honor of bob dole and nancy pelosi calls a towering leader who embodied courage and excellence in public service. former kansas republican senator pat roberts in tennessee senator marsha blackburn are standing by to offer their reflections. alexandria hoff has more on the reaction to dole s passing. that s good david spunt he begins live from the white house. good evening from the north lot of the white house. the president and first lady called senator elizabeth, dole, joe biden and bob dole have a relationship that goes back 50 years when joe biden first took the oath of office in the united states senate in 1973. a month after taking office, he went to visit bob dole. he recalled that meeting and a statement that he put out. i want to read and part it was a lengthy statement honoring former senator bob dole. true friendships regardless of how much t
1996 at a time when he was the senate majority leader of course, he famously ran against bill clinton during the 1996 presidential election, a special report anchor bret baier right now takes a look back at the life and legacy of bob dole. i ve never been prouder in my life than to have been the republican nominee for president of the united states. reporter: as the 1996 republican nominee, bob dole came as close as he ever would to winning the presidency. a dream he chased three times. he made his concession speech in kansas, to the people who had known him since his birth there in 1923. world war ii took dole from kansas to italy and just before the end of the war, nazi machine gunfire shattered his upper body and destroyed his right shoulder. it was 11 months before i could feed myself. i think i could have done a frankly to be honest about it probably eight months but nurses were very attractive. reporter: after his recuperation he was elected to four terms as cou
underscored the seriousness of the charges he is facing. you can expect a six count for first degree murder. the risk this defendant presents to our community. not only flight risk but dangerousness that he presents. history of violence. not lay people, detectives. not only tried to stop this but rendered an opinion this was an intentional act. i have not seen anything like this in my very long career. mike tobin is reporting live from waukesha. mike. the waukesha county prosecutor promised bail would be set so high this time there would be no way brooks would get out. indeed bail was set at $5 million. darrell brooks appeared in court wearing one of the suicide prevention outfits. he looked down. he seemed to rock back and forth. he was officially charged with five counts of intentional homicide. the sixth charge is a matter of doing the paperwork at 8-year-old died of his injuries. mr. brooks is facing five consecutive life sentences if convicted on all counts in