american military forces? plus, georgia judges clear the way for a special grand jury to help investigate if donald trump illegally pressured officials to overturn the election loss in that state. and president biden caught on a hot mike, this time, using the language to in sult a fox news reporter. the question, what did they discuss in the follow-up phone call? it s way too early for this. good morning. welcome to way too early the show knows all too well the dangers of a hot mic. i m jonathan le mire. we ll start with the news. the pentagon has put thousands of u.s. troops on high alert as fears increase that russia may invade ukraine again. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitch am has the details for us. reporter: with fears rising that russia could invade ukraine, president biden considering a major show of force near russia putting up to 8500 u.s. troops on heightened alert mostly as part of a nato response force. military action from russia could
defend ukraine. a current threat is serious enough that the state department just issued a do not travel advisory for ukraine, specifically citing potential russian military action. action. first we have been clear that if there is any further russian aggression in terms of russian forces in ukraine there will be a united response from u.s. and europe. it will be quick and severe. any hybrid actions, there too i am confident based on the many consultations i have had partners there will be a united response. trey: secretary blinken had to clean it up. say issue because joe biden messed up this week. i m not sure what a small incursion to a neighbors sovereign nation would look like, but that is what biden said, doubt began to grow this past summer as the world watched u.s. struggle to exit from afghanistan, some warned then that america s feckless withdrawal would embolden our enemies, right on cue, china is not only moving fighter planes closer to taiwan, but according to
face a test of wills. we ll cover the standoff from kiev to moscow to washington and ask former secretary of state mike pompeo about the huge political stakes. plus, 49 years after roe v. wade, the future of the landmark decision is uncertain as the supreme court weighs a case that could change the abortion landscape in america. we ll discuss with south dakota governor kristi noem who s pushing for even more restrictions in her state, only on fox news sunday. shannon: then he absolutely is not predicting that the 2022 elections would be illegitimate. shannon: the white house pushing back on the president s comments that the fate of the midterms rests on democrats passing voting laws. we ll ask our sunday panel about new fox polls about the state of elections. all right now on fox news sunday. shannon: and hello again from fox news in washington. president biden is huddled this weekend with his security advisers at camp david as he faces a full-blown standoff w
sympathizer. we are getting statement from the national security council. this kind of plotting is deeply concerning, the ukrainian people have the sovereign right to determine their own future and we stand with our democratically elected partners in ukraine. this morning former secretary of state mike pompeo spoke to shannon bream on fox news sunday. vladimir putin has wanting to put key leaders and all the kinds of things, state craft that are not overt. david: uncovering of alleged plot days after diplomatic officials met from the united states and russia in geneva. the talks yielded no results. this was not negotiation but a candid exchange of concerns and ideas. new fox news poll shows the president s approval rating down actually i m sorry, the u.s. embassy announced arrival of ammunition ordered by president biden. missiles are expected to arrive any day now. back to the poll, mike, i was mentioning fox news poll, the president s approval rating on its handling o
face a test of wills. we ll cover the standoff from kiev to moscow to washington and ask former secretary of state mike pompeo about the huge political stakes. plus, 49 years after roe v. wade, the future of the landmark decision is uncertain as the supreme court weighs a case that could change the abortion landscape in america. we ll discuss with south dakota governor kristi noem who s pushing for even more restrictions in her state, only on fox news sunday. shannon: then he absolutely is not predicting that the 2022 elections would be illegitimate. shannon: the white house pushing back on the president s comments that the fate of the midterms rests on democrats passing voting laws. we ll ask our sunday panel about new fox polls about the state of elections. all right now on fox news sunday. shannon: and hello again from fox news in washington. president biden is huddled this weekend with his security advisers at camp david as he faces a full-blown standoff w