Well, Liz Peek is one of the greatest columnists in America. You can read her columns at The Hill or Fox News.com. And, of course, you see her all over the Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network. Liz Peek, how you doing? I'm terrific. Thank you. How about yourself? I'm good. Hey, you wrote some great columns about the State of the Union speech. Normally

after a State of the Union speech, all you see are the fact checkers going to work. Were they on vacation this week?

I didn't see any fact checking. Yeah, like when Biden talks about how he's really become a deficit hawk and he's, you know, bringing the deficit down. Yeah, it's only because he hasn't been able to pass all the bills he wants to pass.

Look, I thought the State of the Union speech was really uninspiring. Obviously, he took time

out to recognize the valor of Ukraine and its people, and that was great. We need to hear that

because the world right now is really coalescing around the idea

that Putin must be stopped, and I agree with that. But the rest was just a political, you know,

check the box. Here's, you know, check the box. Here are all the issues that are causing my

approval ratings to go down, crime, the open border, et cetera.

I'm just going to say all those are going to be fixed and, oh, by the way, I'm going to cure

cancer. I mean, honestly, you know, it left much to be desired in my view.

Well, what's going on in the Ukraine?

Weren't you surprised I was that he didn't look right into the camera knowing Putin would be

watching and address him directly, speak to him.

Shouldn't he have done that?

I think that would have been extremely valuable.

I think Putin needs to know as though it were not already extremely clear that the world

is united in stopping this atrocity that's taking place.

The good news is we don't have to rely on

Joe Biden for this. We're going to rely on the president of Ukraine, Zelensky, and by the way,

the German chancellor who has, I think people in America probably don't recognize how drastic

a turnaround in policy took place in Germany to have a decades-long

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