attack on a critical bridge linking russia to crimea. i m sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is your world. we ve got fox team coverage to kick things off for you. trey yingst is on the ground. mark meredith has more on president biden s armageddon comments could be complicating matters and general kellogg with how the u.s. should respond. we begin with trey yingst. what s the latest from the ground, trey? yeah, sandra. we have new reaction to the russian attack on ukraine earlier that decimated this country in many cities. antonio gutierrez calling this an unacceptable escalation of the war. ukrainian is bracing for additional strikes after more than 75 missiles targeted major population centers like kyiv and kharkiv. 11 people were killed and dozens injured including head of the national police cyber unit in kyiv. black smoke plumes were seen rising after the attack begin. the russians say they were targeting military infrastructure. images from the ground tell a dif
company somewhere. if you overtax, overregulate, overlitigate, you ll get less of that. if you free up the market from the overtaxation, the overregulation and little suggest to you that s what s going on here. the president gets up and says one thing. then his cabinet goes off and says something not on line with that at all when you think about the idea that we re going to have electric cars that will take care of the gas prices. that is a disconnect. my hope is that mr. biden, president biden, will in fact see the error of his way, will pivot. i don t think the market believes he will. i don t any those around him are getting signals that that s what he s going to do.
it s a vessel on a troik, is what we have right now. there are no ideas and only spending, because there s no head. and they disemboweled the economy. i don t know what s worse. the economy is expected to grow .5% right now. it was expected to grow two months ago at 6% and it s all of the inflation and the supply chain problems. all biden. the s&p500 closed at a record today. so i think there s a disconnect between everyday middle class americans, working americans, and the ultra wealthy and those are invested, not the ultra but those who are invested and the ultra wealthy. what joe bide season trying to do is address some of those things. i m not one to think you should overtax or overregulate anymore. but i am one to think that you have to lay out the priorities. i would agree with greg as you saw yesterday, i thought the president missed an opportunity earlier in the speech. that s why i wanted to go back
facebook for problemigation of false information during the electi election. he encouraged others not vilify facebook, including senator warner, the top democrat on intel. we spoke to senator hirono who said she did not receive a message like this, but none the less, do you think this is appropriate? the whole facebook thing presents a conundrum. it s a privately owned company and we don t want to overregulate, but they have a monopoly on this. we need to look at the bearrier and see if they can have other companies bring out and the government to allow confidential with facebook. if they get so bad, i think you will get to a point where people will leave and go to others. people already are. if facebook wants to continue to make money and they make lots of
don t pay for your service? senator, we run ads. i see. that s great. whenever a controversy like this arises, there s always a danger that congress s response will be to step in and overregulate. now that s been the experience that i ve had in my 42 years here. in your view, what sorts of legislative changes would help to solve the problem that the cambridge analytica story has revealed and what sorts of legislative changes would not help to solve this issue? senator, i think that there a few categories of legislation that make sense to consider. around privacy specifically, there are a few principles i think it would be useful to discuss and potentially codify into law. one is around having a simple and practical set of ways that you explain what you re doing with data. we talked a little bit earlier