The Fox News Rundown

With a surge of broken ceasefire agreements along Ukraine's border on Friday, President Biden addressed the nation saying he is sure Vladimir Putin has decided to invade his neighbors. FOX's Eben Brown speaks to FOX's Trey Yingst, in Kyiv, Ukraine, about the latest intelligence reports that have the White House convinced.  

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Though we still have nine months until the 2022 midterms, many pundits already predict a difficult path ahead for Democrats. As the Biden administration grapples with falling approval ratings, a stalled ‘Build Back Better’ plan, and foreign hostilities across the globe, Republicans are optimistic they can gain ground in Congress. Anchor and Executive Editor of Fox News Channel’s ‘The Story’ and Fox News Politics Co-Anchor Martha MacCallum joins to discuss what topics we’re likely to see voters prioritize in the midterms, what President Biden can do to regain voters’ trust, and why both parties are raising several million dollars leading up to November.

This Sunday marks the 64th running of the Daytona 500. The race serves as opening day for the NASCAR Cup Series and is seen as the sport’s Super Bowl. Fox Nation has entered the race by sponsoring the Spire Motorsports team and documented their preparation on their docuseries, “Road to Daytona.” Kevin Bellicourt, crew chief of the team, joins the Rundown to discuss the introduction of Next-Gen Cars means for the future of NASCAR, the training and preparation drivers must undergo, and the impact that the Daytona 500 had on him growing up. 

Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.

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

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Security experts are saying the United States is 'losing' when it comes to cyber security. Top U.S. cyber security officials were at the Munich Cyber Security Conference today addressing large scale cyber security issues facing the American infrastructure. FOX's John Saucier speaks to FOX's Aishah Hasnie about the conference and what preparations are being made now for a possible cyber-attack on critical infrastructure in the homeland.  

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Amid international concerns of a Russian invasion, President Vladimir Putin now says Russia is offering proposals to negotiate security with Ukraine in an attempt to avoid war. In addition to their words, Russia has also shown videos that appear to display the removal of troops and weapons from Ukraine. Despite their claims, it is now estimated that Russia has now sent 150,000 troops to the Ukraine border. US officials say that this could be part of Russia's plan to create a false pretext to launch an invasion. Texas Congressman and Ranking Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee Michael McCaul joins the Rundown to discuss the urgent need for sanctions, the future of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, and how the Olympics affect the predicted timeline for an invasion.

As inflation levels soar at a rate the U.S. hasn’t seen for nearly 40 years, many Americans are realizing that their weekly trip to the grocery store is leaving them with little money left in their pockets. As consumers are struggling to find affordable ways to feed their families, the farmers working to stock food on shelves are also suffering the consequences of inflation. North Carolina Farmer Brooks Barnes joins the Rundown to discuss how inflation has made farming increasingly difficult, what produce Americans may be seeing more or less of on shelves, and what solution he hopes farmers can find to win their fight against inflation. 

Plus, commentary by Gordon Chang, author of "The Coming Collapse of China."

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In cities all across Ukraine people dressed in blue and yellow and sang their national anthem as a part of a national 'Day Of Unity'. Ukrainian President Zelensky called for displays of patriotism on same day Western intelligence officials had predicted may be the beginning of a Russian invasion. FOX's John Saucier speaks to FOX's Lucas Tomlinson, in Lviv, Ukraine, about the mood of Ukrainians on a day when their country could be invaded by a foreign military.  

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams met with Assembly Democrats Monday to advocate for rolling back bail reform in an effort to better address crime. Mayor Adams was ultimately unsuccessful, however. The meeting occurred following the murder of 25-year-old Christina Yuna Lee who was stalked and stabbed to death in her Chinatown apartment Sunday morning by Assamad Nash, who at the time of the murder, had three open cases against him. Former New York City Police Commissioner and CEO of the Guardian Group Ray Kelly joins to discuss bail reform, ways to address the issue of homelessness in cities, and obstacles Mayor Adams faces in his efforts to reduce crime.

Ever since California shuttered schools during the pandemic, Levi’s President Jennifer Sey was outspoken, advocating for schools to reopen to get students back in classrooms. As a result of her public questioning of school closures, she was warned to stop this speech by Levi’s legal department, HR department and even Levi Strauss CEO Chip Bergh. Former Global Brand President of Levi’s and author Jennifer Sey joins to share why she felt she had no choice but to speak up on behalf of California students, why she refused Levi’s offer of $1 million in severance so that she could speak on this issue and her hope that her resignation story will encourage other workers to refuse to let their viewpoints and speech to be stifled.

Plus, commentary by Fox Nation host Tammy Bruce.

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Senior Russian officials have claimed they have begun pulling back troops at the border with Ukraine but that has not been confirmed. While this could be a sign that Russia wants to continue to try a diplomatic path, others still see the definite possibility of an invasion. FOX's Eben Brown speaks to FOX's Trey Yingst, in Kyiv, Ukraine, about the current situation and what Ukrainians are saying about the support from the United Sates.

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In 2019, Independent Counsel Robert Mueller investigated Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Recently it has been discovered that Hillary Clinton is at the center of an investigation led by Special Counsel John Durham. In his filing, Durham alleged that Clinton’s presidential campaign paid an internet company to spy on then-candidate Donald Trump to create a false scandal involving the former president and Russian collusion. Former federal prosecutor and member of Infra Law Firm Jim Trusty joins to discuss his reaction to the filing, concerns of partisanship within the investigation, and his predictions about how the opposing side will approach indictments.

COVID-19 infections and hospitalization rates are lowering since the Omicron surge began in late November, and now many states have begun announcing plans to remove mask mandates from most public indoor settings. However, questions linger about how this changes guidance for students in schools. Former Assistant Secretary for Health and Former Trump Administration Coronavirus Testing Czar Admiral Brett Giroir joins to discuss why it’s unproductive to require children to wear masks, the probability of new COVID-19 variants coming in the future, and the effectiveness of cloth masks against Omicron.

Plus, commentary by FOX News Contributor Deroy Murdock.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has enacted a rare emergency law that gives the federal government more power in order to stop COVID mandate protests. The 'Canadian Freedom Convoy' was started and continues its demonstrations in the city of Ottawa but has since spread. FOX's John Saucier speaks to FOX's Grady Trimble, in Ottawa, Canada, about the state of the convoy and what the emergency powers mean for the demonstrations.

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Despite the United States’ threat of substantial sanctions against Russia to deter them from invading Ukraine, Pentagon officials are acknowledging the likelihood that an invasion could be just days away. Congressman Darrell Issa (R-CA) joins to break down how he believes the administration should be dealing with Russian President Vladimir Putin and why other foreign adversaries are watching the situation in Ukraine closely. Later, he explains why we are seeing the tides changing on masking mandates, the issue of inflation placing a drag on the U.S. economy and what a Republican-led Congress would do if given power in the 2022 midterm elections. 

Nancy Grace was a prosecutor in Georgia before starting a TV career 25 years ago, covering high-profile crimes. She is all over FOX Nation, with the daily show, "Crime Stories," as well as specials like, "Wanted: A Nancy Grace Investigation," where she and experts try to track down infamous fugitives. Grace joins the Rundown to discuss "Wanted" and why she feels our government is not doing enough to hunt down criminals who are on the run. She also discusses her other Nation special, "Marrying a Murderer: A Nancy Grace Investigation," which takes a look at women who fall in love with convicted killers.

Plus, commentary from FOX Nation host Tom Shillue.

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