. >> today we are eager to begin diplomatic discussions nothing to discuss. united earth is ready. right now to rejoin the federation.e and nothing could make me happier, than to say those words. >> i wonder if she will get another emmy nod. blap . >> stacey: a fox news alert. russian missiles dropping bombs on nato's doorstep. missiles hitting an aircraft repair plant in the western ukranian city 40 miles from the polish boarder. >> you're watching fox news. >> six missiles were likely fired at the target from the black sea. two were successfully shot down jonathan hunt on the ground in that city. lviv, jonathan, what are you

hearing? >> good morning to you both. it was just after dawn this morning that those missiles slammed into the area in and around the airport. that is just about three and a half miles from the city center, where we are right now. the missiles strikes sending plumes of thick, smoke into the air. lots of video of that captured via twitter. you can see it quite clearly there. a mushroom cloud rising above the airport area. the airport is the second largest in ukraine. in normal time would be the second busiest. obviously, there are no commercial flights there right now. there have not been, since war broke out, but it is the site of a aircraft repair center, that the mayor of liviv says is the target. the russians believing that was being used to repair military

aircraft of the ukranian air force. we told by the mayor, there was no activity there, at that time. we're also told that there are no casulties, from that early-morning strike. as we enter two-week four of this war, the ukranian people are being told that the russian grand forces are stalled. they are being told that peace talks are progressing, step by step, slowly. what the ukranian people are experiencing is ongoing suffering and death. strikes have continued in kyiv, as well, the capital city, which has been underbombardment, obviously for such a long time. much of it coming from russian tanks, artillery shells hitting that city with those russian tanks stopped around 10 miles at the closest point from the very center of kyiv. in the meantime, ukranian president volodymyr zelenskyy, has been visiting some of the

wounded in hospitals. president zelenskyy, saying that he is not going to give any details of the military help ukranians are getting from countries, like the united states and european countries. he says he wants to surprise the russians. now, obviously we know from president biden and other u.s. government officials a lot of the details of what the u.s. is tending, in terms of air defense, javelin and stinger missiles. the indication from president zelenskyy, may be that there is more military equipment coming to ukraine, via whatever country that we do not know about. president zelenskyy, saying he will not get into the details of peace talks publicly. he believes private diplomacy is more effective. >> ebb focusing on the break news the airport strike. is it your sense it is mostly strategic to noc out the airport so, ukraine can't use it or your sense, it is really sending a

message to ukraine, hey, we're getting pretty close to the area you thought was safe? could it send a message to poland. saying stop what you're doing, because you're getting too close to this conflict, especially when we're hitting you 30-40 miles away? >> reporter: i think messaging is very important, all of those points, todd. it appears what they were going after we don't believe they have hit any of the runways at the airport. they haven't taken out the functioning of the airport, if the ukranian air force were to use it. we believe they have taken out, merely what the mayor says, the mayor says is an aircraft repair center. now, we do not know, beyond the mayor's words, whether or not that was being used for the repair of any ukranian air force planes. the mayor here has said that it was not. we take him at hits word, of course. but the russians clearly believe

it is a military target, but you're absolutely right. the messaging that we can hit anywhere in this country. and we can hit very close to the border was poland is a message, that the russians are no doubt want to get across too. >> one of the big news items is slovakia has that f 300 missile system they're willing to give to it ukraine. they want assurances the u.s. would back fill their supply. if the ukraine has the f been00 missile system, do you think it would have intercepted this missile strike? >> reporter: they have air defense systems. the f 300 is more to shoot down aircraft. it has a much, longer range than some of the air defense systems that are currently in place. i believe that the altitude, the top altitude for an f 300 to hit is something like 80,000 feet, so that makes a big difference,

compared to the air defense systems that are currently in place here. anything that the ukrainians get, they are obviously very grateful to have. if they get the f 300s, they will be pleased to have them. they will no doubt put them to immediate use. >> jonathan, live for us in lviv thank you. ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy risk of death remains high, as the russians try to build a land bridge between crime crimea and the mainland. >> now in western ukraine, good morning to you. tell us about your parents. do you know how they are? what can you tell us about the continuer situation inside ma are ripol. >> i know my parents are alive. we just found out that they are

alive. they are hiding with some other relatives where i used to live and now they're living is missile strikes more often than it used to. and what i know about the continuer situation, some of my colleagues finally have also managed to evacuate from the city. they saad that it is quite dangerous, even to go somewhere in mar poll and it is for them it was dangerous even to find the car to evacuate. and they are coming from other cities to try to evacuate people

so, there are a lot of broken cars in the city. there are cars, without any gas, because people just take it for their own cars. it is really dangerous, to even go on the road, in the city center, because one of my friends were evacuating. she said they were in the car, and just aircraft were over their heads. in the sense, people are scared to evacuate, because you have no guarantee that you will not be attacked. so we're in the middle of the road from one city to the another. i know that two days ago the some cars were attacked. five people were injured, including a child. they get some help. they managed to get this child to hospital, but it is really

dangerous. i don't know what else to say. >> if i could step in for a moment. i want to focus on your journey out of mariupol. how difficult was it for you to escape? >> so, i get out of the city on the first day. in the morning, just like like 9:00 am. it was not difficult. only because i had just slightly enough to find my dear friends, who had some space in their car. they let us go with them. it was quite dangerous, because we were hearing missiles strikes. but, we didn't have any russian checkpoints. just ukranian ones. they just let us go, just go,

go, as fast as you can. it was safer, much safer than today. because the city was blocked just from one of the days. >> vera, you were lucky to get out on the first day. unfortunately, the situation has now changed. i was reading earlier today that there was a story about a family, who was trying to get out of mariupol past a russian checkpoint. they took everyone out of their car and checked everyone for antiputin content and in discriminating tatoos it is harder to stay in the city and leave as well. thank you so much for joining us in these are really, difficult times. we wish you and your family the best of luck. >> thank you. >> thank you, vera. the restaurant owner who is still in kyiv helping the most vulnerable. he joins us now.

alexander, thank you for joining us you joined us earlier in this war. you told us about your efforts in helping people. giving them medical supplies. giving them food. how are things going for you on the ground? >> good morning. well, the things are going the same, but the people they' theye getting more and more people, who are in need. i have more assistance. i have more volunteers helping me out. and well, we do almost 30 to 40 deliveries per day. there are a lot of people in need. a lot. they need medicine they are without. they need food and dog and cat food. they cannot go in the streets. not all of the shops, but almost all of the little shops are closed. there are big, by queues towards the drugstores.

they are going from early morning, until the time we can still be on the streets. we're doing, what we can donations and to help these people. >> if it weren't for you delivering food and delivering medicine and delivering all of these supplies. what would happen to these people? >> it is hard to say. i would believe that there would be someone else doing that, because i know that my friends and my people, who stayed here. i'm watching through instagram and facebook. there are a lot of people doing the same things. basically, we're helping out with food to our army. to civilians, to children, to people, who stayed here. but, if no one would stay here, they would just die. there are a lot of -- >> no, there are just so many concerns. one of them is that russian troops will eventually encircle

kyiv. that would mean that you wouldn't be able to get supplies in or people out. how worried are you about that? >> al, i know about this, sorry. i don't truly believe in that, because we have a strong army. we have strong people. they will never get inside the city, but as long as they will encircle it, we brought a lot of medicine. we have a lot of food by now. we can go on for, for more than months or two months. i'm not worried about this. i know that will work out. they will never do that. they don't have that much troops and that much army to make this happen. >> alexander, there are some strategist saying the longer and longer putin does not accomplish his goal in kyiv, the greater the risk becomes that there could be a nuclear strike of

some sort. how concerned are you about that? >> ah, well you know there is a risk of half and half, 50% that they can do do it any time, any minute, any second, because he's crazy. he can do it, even when he's signing the peaceful document. i don't think by now he has that crazy people around him. i can say that somebody might stop him of doing that. but this is a chance. that was a chance two years ago, five years ago, as long as he has that red button, he can do it at any time, you know this. >> you know since last we spoke, russian forces have ramped up their attacks on kyiv. what are the streets in kyiv

like, right now? >> i did almost all of the city yesterday. with deliveries, and it is lightly calm. there are people on the streets. not that much. cars are going around the city. as you know, for the last, five days every morning we are waking up with the news, because what they do it. they are bombarding the city early in the morning like 5:00 or 6:00 am. so every time we wake up, we hear four days ago, every citizen of kyiv woke up at 5:00 in the morning hearing this really, powerful explosion. everybody i know. we heard it, because the windows noising. and it was the next day was six strikes over kyiv. the next day two, today in the

morning there were two strikes. we got used to it. i saw people standing in the queue and hearing the siren alarm. there were bombs strikes. people didn't even move, they didn't even run away, because this is like the daily routine. it is really shocking. >> what a way to live. >> it shouldn't be like that. >> thank you for what you're doing to help your people. please stay safe, sir. we go to this fox news alert. speaking with chinese president chi about the war in ukraine. china is yet to condemn the invasion. >> the president labels vladmir putin a murderous dictator and a pure thug. >> as ukraine's suffererring grows as demonstrated in the two, powerful interviews. the president continues to ratchet up his rhetoric against putin after labeling him a war

criminal he doubled down at the st. patrick's day watch. >> now you have ireland and great britain, and the republic standing together against a murderous dictator, a pure thug who is waging an immoral war against the people of ukraine. >> now secretary of state is joining the president in his opinion. saying intentionally targeting civilians is a war crime, as biden prepares to speak with china's president combining ping will cause economic blinken is expressing concern over china lack luster response. china has a obligation to support the rules it claims to

support instead it is refusing to condemn this aggression. >> as lloyd lawson is traveling in slovakia a nato country willing to send surface to air missile defense system known as the s300, but it is only if the u.s. will back fill with new equipment and secretary austin was noncommittal when asked about that. >> our goal has been to continue to reinforce those things in for the ukranian forces. so we are talking to a number of our allies and partners to insure that we get as much capability as with we can to continue to provide help to the ukranian forces. >> reporter: as for the president call in china from the situation room. it is closed to press, but it caps a week that began with national security advisor meeting with his chinese

counterpart in rome where they warned of consequences if they support russia's war. unclear what those consequences would be. >> a lot more on this conversation coming up through the next, two hours. thank you. developing now negotiations for the u.s. to join the iran nuclear deal. the lawmaker briefed saying "they are just waiting on iran" it comes as the white house faces questions over russia's role in negotiations. >> did the president call putin a war criminal yesterday. saying that was also his view today. given all of that, why are we still having putin's russia broker the iran nuclear deal? >> well, i would say that it is not in our interests for iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. and russia is a member of the peace side plus one. that is pursuit of the deal in our national security interests. >> 572 house republicans disagree. backing to stop any new deal with iran. arguing it it would be giving

the iran terrorists billions in sanction relief. the white house reportedly willing to remove the islamic revolutionary guard in addition to the sanction relief. security advisor with this warning. >> it is not just a bad deal we out source the negotiation to the russians the in the midst of the invasion of ukraine was negotiation on behalf of the united states with the iranians and then went on tv and crowed and said the iranians got a better deal than they managed they received and i'm responsible forgetting it for them. it is hard to believe. >> iran claiming credit for the missile attack for the u.s. consulate. 20 minutes after the hour. president biden got a lot of help from the friends in big tech and ed mooia who sensorred and disincredibled hunter biden laptop scandal leading up to the election. >> it is obviously a story

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>> fox news alert russian forces dropping bombs on nato's doorstep. missiles hitting a aircraft repair plant in the western city of la veve 40 miles from poland. >> nato countries are calling to close the skies over ukraine as president biden gears to head to europe next week. the polish ambassador to nato joins us. thank you for being on our program. in light of the latest missile strike. how worried is poland that it is in putin's cross hairs? >> good morning. thank you for having me and good evening, to the west coast. indeed we are on the doorstep of this crisis.

the crisis is tangible. i'm in warsaw connecticut insulting with-- consulting there are lots of people coming from ukraine to poland right now. indeed, we are concerned. >> ambassador, i want to ask you about the mig poland decided the only way ukraine would get the fighters jets, is if they went through the u.s. air base in germany. why was that decision made? what is your reaction to president biden killing the deal? >> first of all, poland has expressed its readiness to step up our assistance, our military assistance, our assistance in the former military material to ukraine. however, we are a member of nato. we cannot do it on our own. with we are on a close alliance with the united states. once we heard there's a green

light for we wanted to cooperate more closely on the operation. we cannot expose on our own we can expose ourselves. or we can just the supply those aircraft. so this issue would need to be solved together, because for instance polish need gap fillers in the air force. that perform some roles, until we receive our f 35s. so, this was the call to work on this issue together. right now this issue is on the table. anyway, nato allies should step up their efforts to provide ukraine with more advanced equipment that would impair russian attempts to bomb cities. to double down on the inhumane tactics of shelling and bombing

cities, in order to break ukranian resistance. as they are bogged down in the ukranian mud. and the military is not able to defeat ukrainians. >> sir, what do your nato and need joe bidenen to do on his visit to the region next week? >> we need more u.s. leadership, in terms of bringing on some of the european reluctant allies to step up our sanctions. for instance, the oil. we have to join the u.s. in their decision on the oil imports embargo. this is a very, major source of russian revenue. and actually this could be introduced quickly. because it is a market commodity. of course, we would pay more for our petrol, but it is the price we can bear for some time, in order to avoid more civilians being killed from the russian aggressive plans being further

continued. we have to stop those plans. secondly, we have to provide some effective schemes, immediately to, in order to be able to provide ukraine with some post-soviet gear, ukrainians could introduce to their forces immediately there. are also other systems. in order to do that, there's more that needs to be done, rather than just giving only a green light. we wills have to work together on providing some gap fillers to the armed forces of countries like poland, slovakia, bulgaria and so on. lastly, i think we perhaps made putin too comfortable with the ideas that we are, first of all caring not provoking russia. as he's trying to pull forces from entire russia to provide reinforcements. perhaps, we could be more ambiguous. >> understood, thomas ,we will lose the shot.

we want to thank you for your time. ambassador, thank you. >> thank you so much for joining us. all right big tech and the media, went above and beyond to squash the story about hunter biden's laptop and what it revealed about the biden family overseas business deals. here to react, next. >> one day she'll change the world. >> i grew up wanting to go into medicine. we're trained for anything that comes at us. >> there was no playbook. we became innovators. >> she'll work endless days. be the calm through the storm. >> she'll be there, when we need her the most. >> we're always working as a team. >> she has changed the world. >> if you can see her, you can be her. ups

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leverage in overseas bis deals. this is a major admission from the times published by "new york post" in 2020, right before the presidential election. the fox news in 2020 first reported the fbi was in possession of the laptop in connection with the money laundering investigation. the reports revealing the trove of e-mails, text messages photos and financial documents between hunter biden, his family and business associates, discussing over seas business dealings. in 2020. the were dismissed as russian misinformation and yesterday she dodged questions from fox news. >> one more. the "new york times" has authenticated e-mails that appear to have come from hunter biden in delaware. the president says the new york can't post" was gash garbage and an election plant. >> i point to hunter biden representatives. he doesn't work in the

government. >> saki wasn't the only one who pushed the russian disinformation it also came from major media outlets and the president, even after the intelligence community told fox news in 2020, that the laptop was not part of russian disinformation campaign. >> u.s. authorities are seeing if those e-mails, we just talked about are connected to an ongoing russian disinformation effort. >> it is so, obviously a russian operation. it is so obviously, a story that was created by the trump campaign. >> do you still think the story from the fall about your son, hunter was disinformation? >> yes, yes, god love you man. you're a one-horse pony. >> another major aspect to this story is big tech's involvement. twitter suspended the new york post's account for two weeks and blocked users from sharing the story, after the election twitter jack dorsey called that a mistake.

facebook also blocked users from sharing the post article claiming the fact checkers couldn't verify it. it comes after hunter biden himself confirmed he is under federal section investigation for his tax affairs in december 2020 just weeks after the presidential election. >> thank you, miranda covered the story from the beginnings and this was her reaction to "the new york times" finally reporting it. >> we publish a truth, the stories that were real. and have continued to do so, without fear or favor. but unfortunately "the new york times" readers have been kept in the dark by their newspaper, their organ of choice that was for deliberate reasons. it was because they wanted donald trump to lose the 2020 election some all journalistic ethics and standards went out the window. >> from the federalist and author of "privileged victims" joins us now.

great to see you why did it take this long to verify the story that the "new york post," fox news and others have forfied for about two years? >> well, we're very, very far away from the time that it mattered, which was during an election year. it is kind after founding to see them-- without even any actually acknowledgement that this was real. not just the quarterback new york times and much of the rest of the of the media from others who should have known better. calling this russian disinformation. now they say they have authenticated it, about two years too late. one more point, one more piece of confirmation. we cannot, the public can trust these people, meaning the national media at large. the supposed fact checkers to be ashittors of what is true and what is not. they cannot fact check a breaking story, where they do not have all of the information there.

is some trust with places saying. we have this. we know it is true. if they will intervene on behalf of the joe biden campaign and democrats and other political operations, that makes them just activists like anything else. >> eddie, federal grand jury is still investigating hunter biden's finances. he reportedly took out over $1 million loan to pay back his taxes. the member of the first family owing that much money. to the federal government? how is he-- how if this were me or todd or you, we would be in jail? >> it is gets more and more shocking every, step of the way. this is the hunter biden story. that's probably the least surprising, if that's saying anything the least surprising development of the story. as we have seen over the course of the next years. dealing with the president son. he is implicated in a big way. but again, this is that hunter biden, we're watching this once

again get deeper and deeper as a corruption story. probably the least vicing aspect of this. >> finally, eddie. police responding to a free speech event last week at i'll, because student didn't like the conservative panellist. >> we don't want you to talk here. >> free speech-- >> edward to be clear, this is i'll law school. how are these babies going to deal in the real world of rough and tumble law practice, when they basically are babies. and do what you see here. that behavior really doesn't fly in front of a judge, you know. >> well, this is what the left have become, particularly on college campuses. they're miserable, they're angry. they don't like being fronted

with new and competing ideas. in tolerant and of confrontation ideology. it make them ill prepared for the real world. if i'll will teach them how to win arguments. the left doesn't like new ideas. they can't entertain them. >> so the conversation speaker had to get taken out by police. and more than 400 law students later signed an open letter. criticizing the fact that there were armed police on campus worse than the free speech element. thank you for joining us. with we so appreciate it. >> speaking of law. supreme court nominee under fire for praising the 1619 project during a speech to college students the speech on martin luther king day on 2020 at the university of michigan thanked author nicole jones for proactive assertion that the america that was born in 1776 was not the perfection union it

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>> president biden is set to speak with xi jinping and sets for a contentious phone call as the u.s. warns it will punish beijing for coming to russia aid in the war in ukraine. >> iraq war combat veteran joins us now. congressman. great to have you. the world cannot afford bummibling joe biden on this one. what tone does biden need to strike with xi jinping? >> he needs to take a strong tone. you know that won't happen because we haven't seen that strength come from this white house. he needs to take the tone if these activities will happen. if they give weapons to the russians, thereby real sanctions and repercussions for those actions i just don't have a lot of faith and confidence that's the type of conversation that they're going to have. >> congressman, looking into the future say for instance china does invade taiwan. how does the u.s. sanction china when our economies are so closely linked? >> concerned sanctions would

backfire on the u.s. that would be 10 fold with china. how does the u.s. handle that? >> we have a much different relation hip diplomatically with taiwan than ukraine. there's a number of to defend them if the chinese decide to invade taiwan it. would be completely different situation than ukraine. there are a lot of things we can do. the republican study committee have issued a long bill of the all of the sanctions we would put in place that, would put america first. we saw that agenda undergone a deep trump. we saw how successful that agenda is. the american people support that. we should put our country first, and not china or russia, or the iranians. >> speaking of the irians considering removing the islamic core from the foreign terror list to sign this nuclear deal. >> of all of the horrible deals from this white house, where does this latest permutation of the iran deal stand? >> well, and that i given the authority to negotiate this deal

to the russians. you can't make this stuff up. you would actually think that these people, in be tend to bring harm to our country and are allowing this to happen. the thought that we will get into a deal with the iranians. give them a path to the nuclear warhead and then allow russia to by pass all of the western sanctions and the united states sanctions through this deal. it is beyond the pale. i doan know why anyone would think this is a good ideas. putting the iranians on a nuclear path is a horrible idea. then, releasing the iranian terrorist organization the revolutionary guard off of the watch list their the not in one state sponsor of terror in the world and relieve them from the watch list, which would opens up billions of dollars of revenue to those terrorist regimes. >> the biden administration say they need to enter this deal so, iran doesn't obtain a nuclear weapon. but lifting sanctions on a region nation is close to obtaining a nuclear weapon isn't a good ideas either. how does the u.s. play this?

is there any way the u.s. can play this, so five years down the road, iran doesn't have nuclear capabilities. >> what we should do is what we did under the trump administration. and get out of the deal like that not even be negotiating with the regime that chants death to america and israel. that's the last thing we should be doing. we should continue the sanctions against the iranian regime because it hampered their economic status if we got back in the deal and lifted sanctions. if he with allow this terrorist regime not to be designated as a terror state it. opens up billions of collars of revenue to a terrorist regime, who will backdoor that through the russians and give the russians the ability to avoid western sanctions. completely the opposite direction that our country should be going right now. >> congressman, craig stubby it is the head scratcher of all head scratchers appreciate you being on. >> brittany griner pleading not guilty in front of a moscow

court accused of smuggling cannabis vaping-related pens. her detention in a russian prison is extended she was arrested at the russian airport. she was traveling to play overseas during the wn ba off season. the russia has strict drug laws. she could face up to 10 years in prison, if convicted. >> the white house prescreened questions from tiktok stars on the special briefing of russia invasion of ukraine according to some attendees after the briefing one influencer blamed inflation on putin instead of president biden. >> why is gas so expensive? >> the united states inflation rate at a four time decade high with putin starting the fight between ukraine and russia no one wants to work with him. people scared of war and limited resources prices are bound to go up, as well. >> influencers were asked to provide questions prior to that

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>> todd: fox news alert. thick, black smoke rising over lviv after russian missiles level an aircraft maintenance building next to ukrainian's second largest airport. the attack is first to rock the western city, located 40 miles from the border of nato ally poland. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. six missiles were likely launched from the black sea. two were shot down by defense systems. this major escalation by moscow happening not far from where borders provide around the update. jonathan. >> jonathan: carley and todd, good morning to you, just after dawn this morning, we heard the air raids here in the center --