The Fox News Rundown

The Biden administration's ban on Russian energy imports has prompted a spike in energy prices in the U.S. However, the President was unsuccessful when reaching out to Saudi Arabia and the UAE to boost oil exports. President Biden halted the Keystone XL pipeline in 2021 citing environmental concerns, but some are using the nation’s oil predicament as a reason to revive the project. Congressman Buddy Carter (R-GA) joins to explain why he introduced legislation to restart the Keystone XL pipeline, how U.S. energy independence relates to national security, and his desire to ease the regulatory burdens on energy production.

Presidential Emergency Action Documents, or PEADs, are top secret executive orders from the president that are to be used in case of a national emergency. Former CIA operative and head of the Portman Square Group, Mike Baker is familiar with these classified programs and is now working to uncover them on his Science Channel show, “Black Files Declassified.” He joins the Rundown to discuss how these secret government orders may be utilized amid the war in Ukraine, questions surrounding UFOs and paranormal phenomena, and more of what we can expect in season two of his show.

Plus, commentary from James Carafano, Heritage Foundation's Vice President for Foreign & Security policy.

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The build up to a full-scale assault on the capital of Ukraine has been going on for a while and there are now some signs it could happen in just hours or days. Ukrainian resistance has stayed strong and that looks to be the main reason the capital of Kyiv has not already fallen. FOX's John Saucier speaks to Fred Kagan of the Critical Threats program at the American Enterprise Institute, who describes urban warfare and tells us why Russian forces won't easily take the capital.  

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It has been over two weeks since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, and countries across the globe have responded in solidarity with Ukraine. President Biden has imposed various sanctions since the war began, each aimed at damaging the Russian economy and impacting the oligarchs within Russian President Vladimir Putin’s circle. Having grown up in the Soviet Union, former Defense Intelligence Agency Officer Rebekah Koffler is familiar with Putin’s goals for the country. She joins to discuss her book, Putin’s Playbook: Russia’s Secret Plan to Defeat America, the resilience of Ukraine, and why she thinks sanctions aren’t enough to end Putin’s pursuit of war.

On Tuesday, President Biden announced a ban on Russian energy imports including oil, natural gas, and coal. The President says this ban will target “the main artery of Russia's economy,” however the move is not without consequences domestically. U.S. gasoline prices rose to a new national record as global crude oil prices climbed as well. Fox Business Anchor David Asman joins to explain how the Russians could potentially find ways around U.S. energy sanctions, which policies are contributing to record-high gas prices in addition to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and why it's essential the Biden administration focus on producing more oil domestically instead of reaching out to countries like Venezuela or Saudi Arabia.

Plus, commentary by Jimmy Failla, host of "Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla.”

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President Biden has announced a ban on Russian oil and gas imports after building pressure from both parties in Congress to do so. The President warned Americans that gas prices will 'go up further' and the concern now is, what other bad actors will America have to deal with. FOX's John Saucier speaks to FOX's Ed Lawrence, White House Correspondent for the FOX Business Network, about the announcement and the repercussions of it.  

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As the war in Ukraine persists, many Americans are dissatisfied with the way the Biden administration has handled international tensions. Republicans are hopeful that these growing frustrations could be the key to taking back the Senate in the midterm elections this year. Dave McCormick is one of the GOP frontrunners in the Pennsylvania Senate race. He joins to discuss his platform and unique qualifications, the issues he sees with President Biden’s energy policies, and his view on how we should be handling the situation in Ukraine.

As NATO countries across the globe rebuked Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, public approval for him surged among Russian citizens. While public opinion appears to be on the Russian President’s side in his nation, many believe it’s the result of widespread misinformation from Russian state media and fear of retribution from the government. President and CEO of the Center for European Policy Analysis, Dr. Alina Polyakova breaks down how Russia has cracked down on independent media amid their invasion of Ukraine. Later, Lev Tripolsky, who left the Soviet Union during the Carter administration, relays the fear and anxiety he is hearing from citizens in Russia now eager to leave.

Plus, commentary by Democratic strategist and former Biden campaign surrogate Kevin Walling.

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A Russian strike in a suburb of Kyiv over the weekend killed a family with children and others according to the city's mayor. To make matters worse, land mines have been discovered on evacuation routes. FOX's Eben Brown speaks to FOX's Trey Yingst, in Kyiv, Ukraine, about the rising civilians casualties and the fear that an attack on the capital could come soon.

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As the third week of the Russian invasion approaches, ceasefires and citizen evacuations in Ukraine continue. More than 1.5 million refugees have fled the war-torn country in a matter of 10 days, making this the fastest-growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War II. Fox News Radio Foreign Correspondent Simon Owen joins from a refugee site in Poland to describe how Ukrainians are grappling with the prospect of a prolonged war in their country and the uncertainty surrounding when or if they can return to their homes and their lives.

The monthly jobs report released by the Labor Department last Friday reported the largest growth since July, adding 678,000 new jobs in the month of February. The statistics paint a promising picture for Americans seeking new employment and higher wages, especially as inflation continues to surge across the economy. John Bussey, associate editor at The Wall Street Journal joins the Rundown to discuss the strengths and nuances of the report, how interest rate hikes will impact Americans, and how small businesses are recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Plus, commentary from Anthony Pennay, former teacher and Chief Learning Officer of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute. 

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Ukrainians continue to fight off the Russian invasion and in the process, they are uniting NATO countries against their aggressor and inspiring millions across the world.

Zinaida Kukina is a Ukrainian citizen who stayed in the country's capital, Kyiv, amid the invasion of her country, saying she "would not leave her home."

She shared the dangerous conditions those in Kyiv are currently facing and why Ukrainians are all stepping up to make sacrifices in efforts to preserve their country's freedom.

The conversation was too long and we could not include all of it in our original segment. On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you'll hear our entire conversation with Zinaida Kukina and hear more about her experience staying in Kyiv amid the invasion.

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As reports of growing civilian casualties emerge in Ukraine, Russia is now being investigated by the International Criminal Court under accusations of war crimes. Hundreds of thousands of civilians are fleeing the country as major cities such as Kharkiv are hit hard by Russian bombs. FOX Business Correspondent Connell McShane is currently in Przemysl, Poland on Ukraine's border. He joins Jessica Rosenthal to discuss what's happening to families as they leave their homes behind and escape to safety.

The first primaries of 2022 began in Texas last week and were crucial for pro-Trump Republicans and progressive Democrats alike. Republican Governor Greg Abbott and Democrat nominee Beto O'Rourke both won their respective primary races and will face off in November's gubernatorial election. FOX News Radio's Political Analyst Josh Kraushaar joins Jessica to discuss his predictions for candidates in the fall with Texas's shifting demographics.

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After months of tension, Russia launched a full-scale military invasion into Ukraine in late February. President Putin has unleashed air assaults on bustling urban areas of Ukraine such as the city of Kharkiv, leading many to fear for their lives. As families attempt to leave the country, a brave group of volunteers has ventured into dangerous territory to help save lives.

Bryan Stern is the co-founder of Project Dynamo, a Tampa-based non-profit which aims to help Americans and allies abroad escape war-torn countries such as Ukraine. He spoke to Dave Anthony about the challenges he faces as he evacuates people from a country under siege.

Bryan also discusses Project Dynamo's previous efforts to rescue Americans trapped in Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover in 2021 and how that experience prepared him for his current mission.

Due to time limitations, we could not include all of the interview in our original segment. On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you'll hear our entire conversation with Bryan Stern and learn more about his rescue operations in Ukraine.

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