he thinks putin controls them. they are both in it for the money. if we were hoping that people could give putin a conversion about the current war, it was dashed today. >> sandra: coming up at 1 o'clock senator ted cruz and senator lindsey graham. thanks for joining us. >> bill: harris is up next. happy saint patty's day. >> harris: an army of terrorists stop at nothing to kill ukraine citizens especially children. it's 5 p.m. local there now. bracing for the 22nd night of savagery. i am harris faulkner and you are in the "faulkner focus." russian forces bombed the mariupol theater where several hundred citizens were taking shelter. mariupol is an important port city for ukraine and a target for putin, if russia seizes control of mariupol it would

open up a gateway for russian forces to reach ukraine. outside of that theatre, there were little children in giant letters spelled out in russian, a message for the fighter pilots to show mercy. they did not. the seat of government that putin wants to control is taking unreal firepower right now. >> [crying]. >> [sobbing]. >> harris: this man's anguish is shared by so many who lost loved ones. yesterday president zelenskyy invoked pearl harbor and 9-11 in his address to congress. today we talked to germany and reminded them of their

president. >> ronald reagan said in berlin tear down this wall. i tell you now, tear down this wall. give germany the leadership that you deserve and it will make future generations proud. help us help the peace. help each ukrainian stop the war. glory to ukraine. >> harris: senator marco rubio from florida is on "focus." we have mike at the white house. >> a remarkable update. the theatre used as a bomb shelter in mariupol. it took a direct hit from a russian bomb. rescues made it there today. they are getting people out. remarkably we are not getting any word of major injuries or

casualties at that location despite taking a direct hit from russians. that old construction apparently held. we have images of thousands of people making it out of the city of mariupol which is remarkable. for a week they were pinned down and unable to escape after feas fires fell apart. murdered in cold blood in chernihiv, the people were waiting in line for bread when russian forces opened fire. we are told 10 people are dead. the south of the country. the russian army is trying to get to odesa. the navy fired in the region of odesa last night. to get on odesa they have to get through the town which is surrounded on 3 sides. the mayor said they will be like the bomb in the mouth for the russian army.

the wall that prevents them from getting to odesa. the "wall street journal" reports they went to a northern town to get through there. it's important to get through one of these towns to get across the river. they need a bridge. the "wall street journal" reporting that the russian forces were repelled from that town and the mayor says they won't less them pass in his town. that's the trend we are seeing. the russian army is unable to gain any forward momentum on the ground. they are backing up and using the long ranger fire like the air strikes we see all the time now. >> harris: mike tobin thank you very much. president biden called vladimir putin a war criminal for the first time and the kremlin

snapped back. they are still on twitter. the president ruling out a no-fly zone over ukraine. a growing number of republicans are pressuring the white house to do more for that country. >> we need to regain our prominence in the world and step forward and stay we are willing to take putin's risk. we are willing to assume prudent risk. providing the ukrainians with the type of lethal aid they need which yes include migs, signaling to president zelenskyy we are here to help. we are here to provide. >> harris: senator rick scott of florida said it's time to give zelenskyy what he wants. give them all of the equipment they need or do a no-fly zone.

some democrats may agree. congressman jeffries saying a no-fly zone is not necessarily off the table. chris jenkins at the white house night know the answer. >> well, it's an interesting development in the last 24 hours. it's clear to president biden, has seen enough of carnage in ukraine. he is ratcheting up his rhetoric about president biden. >> do you call putin a war criminal? >> no. >> you asked him whether i would call him a war criminal? he is a war criminal. >> that drew a swift response from a spokesman in moscow. >> listen here. >> the statements by mr. biden are unacceptable and unforgivable and probably the

head of the state which is bombing people all over the world for many years can't have the right to make them. >> this has president biden announcing the 800 million dollars in military aid with stingers and killer drones, but refuses to give zelenskyy the two systems he wants. mig fighter jet and the no-fly zone. >> the no-fly zone would require us of shooting down russian planes. nato shooting down russian planes. we are not interested into getting into world war iii. >> zelenskyy moved the needle on capitol hill with growing calls to increase military aid. it's bipartisan at this point. short of the migs and no-fly zone, a possible alternative is the air and missile defense

system in use in nato countries where the sect of defense austin is traveling. we learned this morning president biden will speak with president's jingping xi and they will discuss the war in ukraine. >> harris: interesting. china's response. saying it's impartial to what is going on in the ground of ukraine. not supporting russia but they buy their oil. thank you. marco rubio republican senator from florida. vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee and member of the foreign relations committee. good to have you on "focus" today. let's start with what critics are saying about the president not doing the most he could short of getting us into world war iii for ukraine. the response not only from you but any shift among democrats on

the hill. >> well, throughout this crisis you have seen congress in a bipartisan way has been dragging the president. they didn't want to do the oil embargo. congress pushed him to do that and pushed him to provide for weapons. we will have to continue to do that. the white house has been a step behind. this is an evolving conflict. the russian tactics are changing. it was an effort to install a puppet government now they are laying siege to 7 cities and strengthen their battlefield advantage to go to ukraine and say we are ready for a ceasefire but give us all of this land and dismantle your military and stall pro russian puppets in your government. as we see the adjustments on the battlefield that will change the weapons and the systems they

will need to defend against them. >> harris: that's so comprehensive about what russia wants. they can live but russia has to get what he wants. congressman jeffries said don't take the no-fly zone off the table. other democrats say that puts us straight in world war iii. how surprising he would step out like that? >> members of congress like the general public are watching these horrifying images of from the russians. it's going to get worse. people want to do something. a no-fly zone is something people support because they feel like that's something we would like to see. i would like to see that achieved. i don't think people understand

what it entails -- knocking out surface to russian missile sites in russia. in the end it won't necessarily solve the problem that ukraine faces with a significant number of mortar mass firings. the no-fly zone can't restrict that. and you have to also knock out -- they are launching missile and rockets from russian territory. you would have to go into russia and knock those out. there are things we can do to help ukraine. surface to air missiles. they know how to operate them and that would make it harder for russia to operate in the air space with long range bombers. >> harris: one thing we talked about on this program is no-fly zone would entail hitting russian planes over ukraine.

you said you would have to hit targets inside russia. thank you for that. the white house press secretary struggled to defend president biden's decision to give ukraine 800 million dollars in aid while withholding the mig-29's it's begging for. watch. >> you didn't want to have nato pilots bringing down russian pliance. under the administration's policy of moving out this long range anti-aircraft it's okay to have nato equipment bringing down russian planes as long as it's launched by a ukrainian. >> the equipment is defensive not and offensiven. >> harris: a list of the weapons sent to ukraine.

stingers. anti-tank missiles and switch blade drones. some is arriving in poland today. senator your response? >> well, the issue about the migs is the way it was handled was inappropriate. what stunned people 48 hours earlier the secretary of state was for it and then not for it. there is a debate about how useful they would be. if that's what ukraine wants we should not automatically dismiss it to create this confusion that might be misread by the russians as weakness on our part in supporting ukraine. it was handled poorly. any time a country invades everything you do is defensive. we are not equipping ukraine to invade russia. the russian are the invaders

here. >> harris: that's all defensive. absolutely true. what is your take on labelling publicly president biden saying about putin he is a definitely war criminal. is it personal or something greater? >> well, it states the obvious. at and point you have to be clear with people and not play games about how you feel about a situation. war crimes are being committed. the targeting of civilians in a war -- will hit a hospital. hit a shelter where people are hiding from the bombs. i will target that, that's a war crime. the person ordering those strikes is a war criminal. that's vladimir putin. he is the commander-in-chief of the russian armed forces carrying out these attacks against civilians. that's just a matter of fact. the president being dragged to that position yesterday.

it didn't look planned. something he said on the fly moving the white house and people have to clean it up. i think it states the obvious what everybody is seeing with their own eyes. >> harris: he gave 2 different answers. first said no. and then doubled back and said did you ask me if he was a war criminal. i believe he is. it's interesting you point out there would be a clean up. i imagine clean up what did he mean? one is making news. the "wall street journal" editor board said the u.s. failed to deter putin by threatening sanctions gradually after the invasion. resisted a ban on russian oil imports and has to be proded to supply more arms. it's as if mr. biden is so wary of provoking putin he is afraid of what might happen if ukraine

won the war. senator rubio, what is your take? >> my take is when you deal with someone like vladimir putin it's a balancing act. there are things that responsible leaders have to do avoid escalation. nobody wants them to use nuclear weapons. but sometimes it's encouraging putin to do wrong. i think the president is getting that wrong. he's been dragged by members of his own party in congress to positions with regards to ukraine. i think that existed before the invasion. it was a contributing factor. now our focus should be on doing everything we can to help ukraine defeat russ. putin needs to take a l here and i believe he will. it could lead to his down fall.

>> harris: marco rubio said putin needs to take an l on this one. thank you very much for being on "focus." the humanitarian crisis created by putin's brutality is horrific. people are trapped. they don't have heat. food. clean, water. medicine. the heart of the winter seasoning bearing down. it gets worse by the hour and this. >> when the left talks about more clean energy it's code for less coal, fossile fuel and the green movement is putting us under the thumb of biden. >> harris: bind is using a deadly war for using green policies passing the buck on inflation. tammy bruce joins me on set

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russia is responsible. >> harris: president biden blaming anyone else but himself and now has a new scapegoatsole oil companies. goat. that was in a tweet in his account. the creator of that chart called out biden for using it out of context. and tweeted a chart showing the opposite point the president made. americans are struggling at the pump and dealing with record high inflation. energy second jennifer is using this to push clean energy policies. >> we heard president zelenskyy. we don't want any country held

hostage to vladimir putin. this is a moment for congress to be able to act. there can be a compromise. there can be movement on this. this is a moment to have this happen. it's an urgent moment. >> harris: tammy bruce is in "focus" now. what do you take from what the secretary of energy just said? >> well, it's an another example of why this country is a dumpster fire. they see every issue as a possible crisis that they don't want to let go to waste. moving out of the national emergency with covid-19 and there are calls for an emergency over climate change. they see it's possible to nudge americans which is a democrat theory. there is a book about it. you create environments that move the american people into the direction you want to have them go. they see this as an opportunity. you keep hearing them say buy

a tesla and get an electric car. you can't afford $5 gas but you can afford a $60,000 automobile. it's a disconnect. they are thinking about los angeles and new york. public transportation. people who don't need cars. drive a bike. this is about a disconnection with the average american. all that oil and gas goes into for this country. farmers. >> harris: they don't see that. >> they don't even think about that. they do know and don't care. >> harris: actually i am wrong. from michigan she says she gets it.

i am wrong. there are some from that area and still don't get it. >> joe biden in politics for half a century. he knows about the jimmy carter years. i worked at a car wash and gas was rationed. i was 12 years old. everybody had to choose their day based on their license plate. if an adult went to tell a man to get out of the line a fight would start. they sent a little girl me to tell them it was not their day. i watched grown men cry because they could not get to work and lose their jones. -- jobs. that formed by current policies about the power of government and the economy and inflation. people have to decide on gas or food. we rationed food in my household. i was lower middle class to poor and on welfare. you could not eat certain

things. eat only a certain portion. americans remember this. it's not that far ago. americans understand about oil. over 150 products are affected by petroleum. tape, basketball, sneakers. skis. clothing. all kinds of things. when you double on inflation everything costs more. food because of tractors. it's obscene that this government refuses to change it it with warp speed to get our energy to save the american people. >> harris: i have talked about that and senator blackburn of tennessee talked about that. those vaccines in operation warp speed are still talked about as the best in the world. senator warren not surprising anybody by saying this.

>> the company said we will pass along costs. let's just add an extra big dollop of cost increases to expand our profits. >> if anybody is expanding their profits it's the government. 10% from year to year. that is thanks to the warren. of the joe biden and clintons. everybody in this system. you will pay for it and join the military and go into whatever new war we have. you can't put food on the table. she cares to deflect from their responsibility. it's everybody else's fault.

the oil companies. all of these businesses are evil and mean. >> harris: they blamed the truckers for the supply chain crisis. >> the american people want too much. suck it up. paying an extra dollar is worth world peace. children are bombed by russia. americans have loved ones in the military. we are sitting back with a government that destroyed our lives for the last 2 years. now they will shuttle us into a shooting war and point fingers at us as being the problem. these are the same people who controlled our lives during the pandemic and now twisting us by shooting war and into rationing food. how dare they! this is what has to change in november. not that i have an opinion. >> harris: we have tammy bruce.

>> we are furious. >> harris: i have not heard you share your personal story where you were during those years. it brought everything into "focus." god bless you. ukraine president zelenskyy doubling down on his appeal for american help today. warning it it might be too late to avoid world war iii and putin's war causing immense suffering. a ukraine parliment member on the ground refusing to leave that government in "focus" next. , anywhere migraine strikes. without worrying if it's too late or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects

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>> harris: 3.1 million refugees have fled ukraine. more than half are children. inside that war-torn country now, displaced some 2 million people. u.n. aid workers face hurdles

struggling to distribute food and supplies amid shelling. fox news spoke with a medical volunteer from illinois. >> i hopped on a plane to poland and came down to the border and offered my help. these people have seen bad stuff. been through really bad stuff. i know it won't happen but i hope it is resolved quickly. >> harris: live at the poland and ukraine border. i read about people that wanted to do more inside ukraine. they will go to the borders like where you are and support that way? >> yes. this is very stressful. [inaudible]. i want to show you what is happening here. this is the busiest border crossing at the poland and ukrainian border.

this is the fourth bus in the last 15 minutes. women and children and young boys and the elderly. they are caring whatever they can with them. and using shopping carts to move their luggage around. they are just exhausted from this journey. we have seen them carrying their babies inside shopping cart to move them. this is stressful for humanitarian aide. they are trying to reach refugees within ukraine and they are struggling with that because of the barrage of attacks. >> harris: thank you very much. we knew that president biden was meeting with the irish prime minister martin. now we can show you a little bit of that meeting. it's virtual. they were able to speak with each other a short time ago. we are able to show you that

tape now. let's watch. >> ♪ ♪ >> all right. welcome in. i am deeply sorry for the inconvenience, huh, we have to meet virtually again this year. for 7.5 minutes i got to see you yesterday and your beautiful wife. after you flying here to washington. a lot going up and the rest. the tradition of these beautiful shamrocks with me. we are meeting in demands on unity in the world are hmmm accelerating. we have to be united. we are. putin's brutality and what his troops are doing in ukraine is

imhumane. as you know, your predecessor kid me for quoting irish poets. yates had a great line. all is changed utterly. terrible beauty has been born. he was talking about his ireland and what was going to come which turned out to be better than than worse. all has changed. i think your leadership on the global stage has been impressive. you are a member of the security council. leadership on the global stage in the eu as well. and your condemnation of putin's aggression and support of the sanctions. it's costing ireland. you are basing it on principle and moral standing of the

country. i want to emphasize this administration's support for the good friday agreement. i made that clear as you probably heard to the prime minister and others. it's too much blood, sweat and tears were shed to get that done. this is no time to change it. we have a full agenda to discuss i know. but deepening our cooperation. ireland and the united states. through the european union is taking on climate change and economic opportunities we both have and combating covid combined. it's something we will work closely together on. we have a lot to talk about. i am talking too much. let me yield the floor to you. you have my best wishes.

>> harris: we wanted to show you a bit of their conversation. the president making the point of they are virtual and telling the prime minister of ireland that he looks good. there is a covid exposure issue with that prime minister which is why they are separated. the president said they spent several minutes face-to-face yesterday. the president gets tested every day. you heard him talk about the humanitarian portion of what is going on ukraine with ireland. the stream of people leaving ukraine is showing no sign of letting up. millions have been forced from their homes but remain inside the country. they can't get out. >> i feel like i am the battle. i can't even fathom what those people are feeling. no matter how tired we are, you can only fathom what those people had to go through just to come to the border. >> harris: the american effort

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>> [gunfire]. >> [loud explosion]. >> harris: the shelling is relentless. in mariupol in the eastern part of ukraine. it's an important port city. this is the story across the nation of ukraine now. president zelenskyy is saying civilization itself is at stake. >> nobody knows whether world war iii has already started and what is the possibility of this war if ukraine will fall. in case ukraine will fall. it's hard to say. we have seen this 80 years ago when the world war ii started.

nobody would be able to predict when a full-scale war would start. >> harris: keeping the government in ukraine is difficult. this is a member of the ukrainian parliament. the signal with you is going in and out. talk to me about leading people from kyiv under fire. >> there is a battle right now in kyiv. it is not just about kyiv. the battle is for the world. russia is causing the whole world order. is there any reason to abide rules? this will cause more ripples around the world. the battles in kyiv are happening every day and night. they are fighting for the pathway to the western border of ukraine. they want to cut kyiv off from

western supplies. we are not letting them no matter the cost. >> harris: what was the reaction when new members of parliament and president zelenskyy saw what our president in the united states put on the table. 800 million dollars in aid and weapons. >> that's a welcome step, of course. everything is welcome. everything is needed and nothing is enough. we are fighting the second biggest military power in the world. we are trying to arm the population which is joining us every unit in the ukrainian army to defend against the invader. in this battle all is welcome. we have one reality. we ask about a no-fly zone. russians are trying to overwhelm the skies with their planes and destroy civilian lives.

we are losing people. we ask for the no-fly zone. it can get russia to stop the horror on this country. >> harris: we should point out. i talked with a senator earlier this hour. a republican from florida senator marco rubio who said he himself is looking at supporting the no-fly zone. there may be a shift on capitol hill here. not at the white house. but there are conversations. don't take it off the table. that coming from a member of the president's own party. the democrats. you continue may be movement on that. maybe not. they are talking about it. i want to ask you about the chilling threat the russia president vladimir putin vowed to cleanse russia of traitors. he said we have seen many russians protesting and thousands detained by putin's police. he is going after his own people for wanting to help you.

what is your reaction? >> that's the reality. [audio breaking up]. he attacked and destroyed any symbol of democracy or of organized resistance to him right away when we got into power. he will cleanse all that remains. i spoke with russian opposition during these events. they are not able to function any way possible. because putin is destroying the organized opposition to assume any power whatsoever. the point for us is to try to communicate with russians who don't want this to happen. they disagree with this. to try to support them. so they have a chance to destroy the dictator destroying my country and the global order with his ambitions.

>> harris: god bless you and the ukrainian parliament and presidents tried to lead a nation under fire. thanks for being on "focus." >> thank you. >> harris: putin's brutality on display in ukraine. ukrainians suffering from hunger and dehydration. you see the list on the wall. it's the fastest growing humanitarian crisis since world war ii. a fox news medical contractor dr. siegel is with me. >> we need a no-fly zone. the world health organization is estimating 12 million people without proper food and water. the water they have may be contaminated. we will see a lot of infections from water and dehydration.

>> harris: you know the doctor on the border trying to help along with samaritan's purse. she said that the infections from the water -- and you also have people hit by the shelling. >> she's right and doing a great job. people hit by the shelling. you have penetrating wounds and shrapnel. >> harris: you can't wash them? >> absolutely. and our own team suffered great casualties. the reporters have great courage reporting about the humanitarian crisis. the infrastructure in ukraine is terrible to begin with. a lot of tb and polio and vaccinations are way down. >> harris: the medical infrastructure? >> absolutely and the hospitals are being bombed. getting medical care is a huge problem. >> harris: putin knows that. that's why he hit a maternity

hospital. >> child care is impossible. over a million children as refugees no schooling. no parents. they will have long-time consequences. even refugees that get out of there. >> harris: we ran out of time. next time i want to talk about the mental things on these children. >> nightmares. >> harris: "outnumbered" after the break. no one deserves the american dream of homeownership more than veterans. at newday, you can buy a home with no down payment. and they're holding the line on purchase loans with rates in the twos. already own a home and need cash? with the newday100 loan, you can get up to $60,000 or more and lower your payments $615 a month. no bank, no lender,

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