The Fox News Rundown

On Thursday, President Biden joined fellow NATO leaders in Brussels to discuss Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. As the incursion surpasses one month, the U.S. has reaffirmed support for Ukraine's defense by providing $1 billion in humanitarian aid, providing more weaponry to their troops and issuing harsher sanctions against Russia. Co-anchor of ‘America's Newsroom’ and former White House Press Secretary Dana Perino joins to discuss why Putin has been undeterred despite more economic sanctions, the Biden administration’s messaging on domestic issues amid international crises, and how Judge Ketanji Jackson Brown’s confirmation hearing has brought awareness to voting issues. Later, Dana pays tribute to the late Madeleine Albright, who made history serving as America’s first female Secretary of State.

According to the United Nations, roughly a quarter of Ukraine's population has been displaced in the Russian invasion. While families take refuge in shelters across the border of Poland and Ukraine, one nonprofit is working to ensure those in need are being fed with hot meals. Chef José Andrés joins the Rundown from Lviv, Ukraine, to talk about his organization, World Central Kitchen, how it’s been able to distribute food in this time of crisis, what it's like providing aid in an active war zone, and why he devoted himself to sending disaster relief.

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Plus, commentary from co-Host of Fox & Friends Weekend and Host of ‘The Will Cain Podcast’ Will Cain.

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President Putin looks to be blaming his own military and intelligence officials for failures as his war on Ukraine is not going according to plans. The chief and deputy chief of the 'FSB' are reportedly under house arrest and, hundreds of thousands of Russians are leaving their country out of fear. FOX's John Saucier speaks with FOX's Amy Kellogg who says Putin's advisors are scared to tell him what he doesn't want to hear. 

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On Friday March 18th, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill to temporarily suspend the collection of his state’s gas tax, aimed at providing relief to Georgians facing high prices at the pumps. This legislative move comes as Kemp is in the middle of a re-election campaign, preparing to face a GOP primary challenge from former Senator David Perdue. They will square off in May to see who will face the presumptive Democratic nominee, Stacey Abrams in November. Governor Brian Kemp joins to explain how the gas tax holiday will help his constituents deal with high fuel prices and why he believes his record on the economy and kitchen table issues will bring voters to the polls. Later, he lays out the differences between himself and his primary challenger and why he is excited for a rematch against Abrams in the general election.

After five weeks of brutal attacks from Russia, Ukraine's military is far from waving the white flag. President Biden is at NATO headquarters in Brussels to discuss new economic sanctions to impose on Russia, but that hasn't stopped the attacks from coming as the civilian death toll continues to rise. While Ukraine continues to put up a fight, reports have come in lowering morale among Russian troops as they struggle to keep up. Retired four-star general, chairman of the Institute for the Study of War and FOX News Senior Strategic Analyst General Jack Keane joins the Rundown to discuss Russia's military strategy, why they're struggling, and what we've learned about Russian President Putin's military capacity.

Plus, commentary by author and vice president of communications for Focus on The Family, Paul Batura.

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President Biden on Monday warned American businesses they should tighten their cyber security measures and expect an attack from Russian hackers. He added that Russian President Vladimir Putin will use such cyberattacks to retaliate against the U.S. for its support of Ukraine. FOX's Eben Brown speaks with John Cofrancesco, Vice President of Fortress Government, about what kind of threat could be expected.  

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In October 2020, leading up to the Presidential election, the New York Post published an article reporting that a laptop belonging to Hunter Biden had been recovered and it contained evidence that he was trading on his family’s name. Not only was this story labeled Russian misinformation by countless media organizations, but Twitter and Facebook initially restricted access to the article. Now the New York Times has confirmed the authenticity of Hunter Biden’s laptop and the messages that it contained. Howard Kurtz, host of "MediaBUZZ" on the FOX News Channel and the Media BUZZMeter podcast joins to breakdown how the mainstream media originally suppressed this story, the recent corroboration of this story creating questions surrounding journalistic accountability and how this may impact the public’s trust in the media.

Casualties are on the rise as Russia continues to bomb major cities across Ukraine. While reporting on the tragic war in Ukraine, a FOX News crew was attacked outside of Kyiv. FOX cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski and journalist Sasha Kuvshynova were killed in the attack while FOX News correspondent Benjamin Hall suffered grave injuries. Hall was rescued from behind enemy lines by a group called Save Our Allies. The organization's co-founder Sarah Verardo joins the Rundown to discuss details of how they reached the FOX crew, the organization's origins with the collapse of Afghanistan, and why the rescue mission means so much to her.

Plus, commentary by former deputy national security adviser K.T. McFarland.

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As the advance of Russian forces in Ukraine seems to have ground to a halt in many areas, aerial bombings have increased. And the predictions Russia would just roll through Ukraine are being proven wrong. FOX's John Saucier speaks with FOX News military analyst Dr. Rebecca Grant who takes a look at the current situation on the ground and in the air in Ukraine.  

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Following the destruction of the city of Mariupol, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on Sunday that he was ready to meet with Russian President Putin to negotiate an end to the current war in Ukraine. President Biden has already signed off on billions of dollars worth of aid to Ukraine, and on March 24th he will meet with NATO allies in Brussels in an ongoing effort to avoid the possibility of entering a third world war. Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson joins the Rundown to discuss how the U.S. should be assisting Ukraine, Russia's plans for a new world order, and how the Biden administration is being viewed by Russia and its allies.

Scientists have been tracking the COVID-19 subvariant known as BA.2, which has been spreading across the globe and causing cases to surge in Europe and Asia. Coronavirus cases in the U.S. have been trending downwards, however, and experts suggest that given its high transmissibility and ability to circumvent some of the protection from vaccines, BA.2 could soon become the dominant strain in the country. Professor of Medicine at NYU Langone Health and Fox News Medical Contributor Dr. Marc Siegel joins to discuss what Americans can expect if the U.S. is hit with a BA.2 surge, the value of vaccines in tandem with natural immunity, and why it's crucial for the Biden administration to focus on hospitalizations and death as opposed to mere transmissions.

Plus, commentary by columnist David Marcus.

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Last Friday, President Biden spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time in months warning him there will be consequences if China sends military or economic aid to Russia. The Chinese say they are sending only humanitarian aid to Ukraine but the While House is not fully confident it will remain just that. FOX's Eben Brown speaks to Dean Cheng, The Heritage Foundation's senior research fellow on Chinese affairs, about the crossroads in relations with China and what we need to do to secure their cooperation.

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Today marks the start of confirmation hearings for President Biden’s first Supreme Court Justice nominee, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. As Americans prepare for a historic set of hearings in light of Judge Jackson potentially becoming the first U.S. female African American Justice, Democrats and Republicans are both anticipating how the vetting process will play out for the current U.S. Circuit Judge. Tennesse Republican Senator and Judiciary Committee member Marsha Blackburn joins to discuss why she believes Jackson deserves a respectful, yet thorough Senate evaluation, thoughts on the current humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, and the ongoing battle Americans are facing with inflation.

As a former police detective, Mark Fuhrman knows crime. His true crime show, The Fuhrman Diaries is entering its seventh season, premiering tonight on FOX Nation. This season, audiences can expect episodes covering chilling stories such as Jonestown, the Son of Sam, and Bill Cosby. Fuhrman joins the Rundown to discuss his knowledge of Cosby's questionable reputation at the height of his fame, the cult of Jim Jones, and how the Onion Field case changed police tactics.

Plus, commentary from FOX News Contributor Joe Concha.

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The Russian journalist who recently interrupted a live broadcast of Russia's state TV Channel One with an anti-war message that read, "Stop the war. Don't believe the propaganda. They are lying to you here" is seen as a hero to those who oppose Putin's war. Her actions also put a spotlight on the Kremlin controls the information their country's media is allowed to report

As free media organizations across the globe continue to report on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Russian state-controlled media has obscured the truth and reality of the war for many of its citizens. 

Earlier this week, former Russian news anchor Anna Kultin joined host Jessica Rosenthal to discuss her experience working at a Russian state-controlled TV network, how the misinformation blurs the truth for Russian citizens, and how the Kremlin is portraying the invasion of Ukraine. 

Kultin also discussed how Russians fear their government and how the people should not be blamed for the actions of their leaders.

Due to time limitations, we could not include all of the interview in our original segment. On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you will hear our entire conversations with former Russian news anchor Anna Kultin and learn more about how Putin weaponized state media and how propaganda is being used in this current war.

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