>> sean: programming announcement tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern. you don't want to miss my interview sean penn who was in ukraine when war broke out and he's been working on a new documentary highlighting zelenskyy, the country, et cetera, et cetera. hehe will be in the studio withs 9:00 eastern. never miss an episode, laura is next. have a great night. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: a fox news alert president zelenskyy set the world will never know the horrors and a powerful overnight address straight at moscow. he will be addressing the u.n. security council earlier today as call growth to put putin on trial for war crimes. >> mostly single male migrants to arrive in texas today as fox news learns more secret flights and comes with loam makers with the key white house

officials with a decision to end title 42. >> ashley: and splitting the bill for the lavish amount of hunter biden security details. more on that, you are watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro and first, we start with griff jenkins live on the ground in ukraine, griff. >> good morning todd and carley and after seeing what putin's troops did in bucha, possibly chemical weapons in the next phase although the pentagon is not talking about it. it may come up when president zelenskyy addresses the u.n. security council hours from now. meanwhile in his address, he spoke directly to the russian people. watch. >> the time will come when every russian will rent the truth about the fellow citizens killed, who gave the orders, who turned the blind i.

we will establish is to make it known globally. >> this after zelenskyy toured bucha and we want you to show the world what happen here. new satellite images showing bodies drone aunt of street mid-march when russia was occupying the area. that contradicts ukraine forces responsible for the atrocities after the russians left. now, president biden want putin to face war crimes trial. >> he is a war criminal that we have together the information. we have to continue to provide ukraine with the weapons they need and continue to fight. and we have to gather all the details. so we can actually have a war crime trial. this guy is brutal. >> however come at the white house they were unclear exactly how that would happen. >> president biden is talking about putting putin on wartime trials. does he expect putin to turn

himself in to stand trial or do does he think he will have to go into russia to arrest him? >> they were as president in the past how this works and we will not prejudge how this works or what steps would be taken through an international legal process. >> meanwhile the pentagon said russian troops and mercenaries are starting to move to eastern ukraine. we may learn more about that. the officials appear before a house later today, todd and carley. >> carley: you have let a merit zelenskyy not blaming the best but if heavy weapons were sent sooner, the images and atrocities that happened in bucha would not have occurred and ukraine a member of parliament with trace gallagher earlier this morning saying the exact same thing and calling for the u.s. to send tanks, jets today. so you have to wonder in light of what we are seeing unfold and the horrific images coming out

of bucha, is the u.s., the biden administration possibly recalculating the decision when it comes to mid fighter jets? >> that is a great question, carley. i don't know the answer to it but i suspect they are considering it and not just a member of parliament and president zelenskyy that has been saying, "give us the weapons now." every ukrainian feels and i have to tell you, carley, it is an emotional moment right now. because all ukrainians are feeling seeing their fellow citizens in bucha being tortured, and summary executions being summoned and they know in the east, the south in mariupol where we begun to scratch the surface and know the carnage there and continuing to occur at this hour and the ukrainian people are worried about what is happening in these other areas. and of course, they know

wherever they are in this country, it could come to their doorstep. >> todd: it is a horrific humanitarian toll we are witnessing in real time. thank you very much with that. let's bring in burke bryant. we've had him on before the president ceo of humanitarian aid and rescue project. his experience over and ukraine has now gone to another level visiting bucha, burke, how do you begin to describe what you saw? >> well i'm at the first thing i would say is putin is a war criminal, plain and simple. it is no longer being hidden but it's right in front of our face. bucha i remember her and my team has never seen anything like this. there wasn't a single residential home, building, commercial building that hadn't been shelled or bombed. it was as if they drove down the street and took everything, the cars. you can see the snipers in the building up high and shooting at people below. we talked to a group of elderly

people who had taken shelter in the basement but they had to go back with food inside their homes. the russian invaded their homes, blew the doors off, took everything that they needed and executed those people. it didn't matter if 14 or 65, they were ended by this group of people. it is very, very sad. it is also hard to move through that city right now because on top of that, even a simple tree fallen down in the road or cut down is mine. so the mind goes off. so a lot is going on and infiltration taking place with some of the fascination piece we will call them, still trying to get intel in those areas and still making small strides to get the local military, ukrainian military. >> carley: what are people in bucha telling you? you were there saturday. you talk to a lot of residents. what are they saying about what

they experience the past month? >> they are in shock, complete utter shock. they don't really know what to say. most of them have never experienced anything like this in their lives. there was a man from what we could see that was leaving the city on a bicycle with a bag of groceries that was shot down on the side of the road. there was no one spirit. another interesting thing as well, we didn't see a lot of russian soldiers to be honest. maybe it was hearing, mongol leas, checked june i don't know if that is to keep the numbers down on the russian side, but that is mainly the types we saw there on the russian side. >> todd: interesting perspective there. and you are doing amazing work helping rescue children but what can you tell us about that mission? >> you know, our main goal and

always has been is to provide humanitarian aid and work with people that are in need and things like that but we are focusing on the shelter right now. the ukrainian government has been very, very good to us allow us to go in and get them to a safe place. we are thankful for that. right now our primary focus is on children. and we are happy to say we've been extremely successful with those evacuations so far. >> carley: you know, burke, you have the ukrainian minister saying it is the tip of the iceberg. and came out and said the execution strategy is part of putin's war plan. being on the ground in bucha and other cities in ukraine, is there anything happening there that we don't know about that you would like to shine a light on or anything that we are missing or not understanding about this war? >> well, you know mike got to

say the ukrainian people have heart. they are an amazing group of people. sadly, they have to deal with this daily weather themselves, parents, families. but inside bucha, it is not going to be hidden from the public anymore what is happening. bucha will be opening up soon and journalists can show these war crimes. and i certainly hope that someone on this side of russia is accountable for those atrocities. it is just not right what is going on. i don't -- it's a tough one. it is emotional. i think it is all going to come out in the next few days. i certainly hope it does. and that there is accountability that takes place. speak to your organization motto is saving lives and you are very good at it. to donate you can go to

hertorescue.org , we think you so much for joining us this morning and your perspective. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: truly remarkable what he is doing former president barack obama with the first event is leaving office and celebrates the affordable care act as president biden and vice president harris see the popularity dipped. >> carley: alexandria half live with more, alexandra good morning. >> good morning carley, todd and americans struggling to deal with all types of cost of living. obama signed into law 12 years ago and president biden to expand it. white house press secretary jen psaki said the two will return to a former tradition. >> they will have one tomorrow as they used to do on a weekly basis. they will continue to talk regularly and they are real friends, not washington france and i'm sure they will talk about events in the world as

well as their families and personal lives. >> obama was a mainstay in on president biden's mainstay but at times he did reemerge to popularity to former vice president. a moment it could be of use. the latest fox news poll show 25% of america approve of the job performance which outshines popularity that vice president kamala harris have's been talking about. the vice president chief of staff have been the latest person to say they are leaving with total departures now at 12:00. the former trump white house reince priebus spirits because she is extraordinarily unpopular. now, the unpopularity, sean, if you are at 28%, what that means is you are unusable on the campaign trail. you can't go to those moderate districts that are in play across america and you are at 28%.

>> harris will take part in today's events as well and set to begin at 1:30. >> carley: alexandria, thank you so much. let's bring an congressional candidate and former rochester police chief, good morning to you, the white house is looking for something positive to hang their hat on laurent single terry, do they get up for president obama heading back to the white house today? >> good morning and thank you for having me. i think this trip has little to do with president obama and everything to do with president biden's poll numbers. you ever heard of the charlie person syndrome. that is what president president obama is invaluable as johnny in a body of water and anything to save them sales, that is what president biden is doing right now. president obama with president biden and throwing him a life preserver and in the country, we are in the middle of a crisis, a border crisis,

energy crisis, we have a crime crisis, inflation crisis, you name it we have it. president biden is looking for something to hang his hat on until the voters in november where they should vote democrat. right now, we are seeing failed policy after a failed with this administration. and more importantly patients with his voters. that is the most important thing right now that this administration has to deal with. you just saw the president, the democrats right now that will be running this november will be doing two things. the first thing they will be doing is separating themselves from this president and the second thing that they will be doing is separating themselves from the policies of this president because they are hurting the american people. >> todd: do you think it will work, the optics of obama give biden the boost that he thinks

this will? >> i don't think it will work, but we will see. again, this administration knows they are in trouble this november. what they will have to do is find some sort of win something for the president to hang his head on to let the american people know as to why it is for the democrats this november. people are feeling the pain at the gas pump. so this president is looking for some sort of win this november to encourage his base. >> carley: laron national fraternal a police say 101 police officers has been hurt in the line of duty so far this year. that is up from 55 last year same. make year, amber style is up 36%. as a former police chief, why are we where we are today and what needs to change? >> i tell you what, we are

seeing violence against the police officers. 20 years on the job come i've never seen that the way it is. as a police chief -- i will tell you why the we are the way we are. the demoralizing work of police officers. that is what i said when i was police chief in rochester. if we defund the police officers and we defund the police departments we will see crime could skyrocket. last year we were 1 of 1760s that broke that record. we did at leicester 81 homicides. when i was chief of police in rochester in the neighborhoods, people ever said chief come i want to see less police officers. they said we want more police officers. but they never said we want less police officers. and we need politicians who will back there police chief and who will back the police officers right now. we see police officers leap in

record numbers. they are retiring and getting out of their profession. as you know, to hire a police officer commits not like fill out an application and they are higher the next day. this is a long process of about 1.5 years on the job. and just need a fresh number. we need to support our police. >> todd: you wonder how long the profession of police can survive with those numbers. laron singletary best of luck with your campaign. with that, one step closer to sitting on the supreme court, the full u.s. senate to advance the nomination and ended in a tie. republicans met romney and susan collins to move forward with the nomination. judge jackson on track to be confirmed by the end of the week. >> carley: did you hear about this? in charge of protecting hunter biden and shelling out $30,000 a

month to rent in oceanfront southern california mansion. that revelation coming the grand jury witnessed a deal with chinese energy company. >> todd: that is where carley lives most of the time. >> carley: not even close. >> todd: brook seeing men with more, hey, brooke. >> hey good morning carley, todd. speaking out as revealed the secret service is spending $30,000 on rent for a mansion in malibu as part of this mission to protect hunter biden. "abc news" reporting the secret service has picked up the five figure rent to have her more than a year. the nearly 4,000 square-foot mansion carrying a market of $6 million with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a swimming pool and gorgeous ocean view according to its real estate listing. california congressman darrell eiseman responding on twitter, the cost of protecting hunter is being shared by big tech, the

mainstream media and other taxpayers as well. this new revelation coming as a grand jury witnessed hunter biden's federal tax probe was reportedly asked about a planned business deal with the chinese energy firm that potentially involve president biden. emails on one of hunter's business deals published by "the new york post" and fox news 2020 states "the march 13, 2017 plan included age for the big guy allegedly reference to president biden himself. here is former arkansas governor mike huckabee sounding off on the hunter biden investigation. speak with the decision about hunter is not about his laptop but what is on that laptop that identifies the big guy getting 10% of cushy deals that the president's son has made with nations that are adversarial by china. >> guys, hunter is not the only biden member this week.

the president's granddaughter naomi went for a white house wedding reception in november, carley and todd. >> carley: all right, brooke swingman live for us. >> you do have a venue. the two lucky attendees, lucky guest. thanks, brooke. the newly parental rights in education bill. here is jen psaki's response to a post by peter doocy on monday, watch this. >> what about this new law in florida? what age does the white house that students should be taught about sexual orientation and gender identity? >> i think this is a politically charged, harsh law that is putting parents and lgbqt plus kids in a very difficult, heartbreaking circumstance. >> carley: jen psaki leader to provide a straight answer when pressed on what age president biden believed children should start learning about these issues. the florida bill are discussing

gender identity in kindergarten through third grade. >> todd: take a look at this, catch a glimpse of... tiger woods during masters practice round in augusta, georgia, yesterday. still, woods to play in the tournament just over a year after being left a leg and that car accident with 1992 master champ freddy couple saying if tiger plays, he will be in contention. >> to go what he's gone through, whatever it is, 14 months ago to be planing today. i have high hopes everything will be there tuesday and i'm sure he will be there thursday. >> todd: set to hold a news conference later today. did you see this? growling to make history beating unc to become --

we went to a jayhawks epic come back with the half most ever into camp in japan. 6272-69. celebrate the school's fourth national title. congrats to them. the family of fallen baltimore police officer he owned a holy once her name removed from a bill to honor her sacrifice and holy sister joins us to explain why. >> carley: plus digging deeper in the latest development in the hunter biden saga, the fbi director tomi lahren. do not miss this.

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the public safety act would remove the possibility of parole for convicted cop killers but state lawmakers took that out of the bill and that will only expand for scholarships for children of first responders killed in the line of duty. joining me you want a site's sister, and marilyn state senator bob casserly who propose that bill. thanks to the both of you for being here appear these are horrible circumstances but what can you tell us about your sister? >> >> in all actuality she shouldn't go there. my sister was a great life come a great being. she had friends all over the city. no matter where you went, someone knew of her and i would always tell people that my

sister would start a conversation of laughter because she was just that type of person. and nothing ill will about my sister at all. she was kind. she was generous and she would go out of her way to help anybody. so for this to happen to somebody like that, it is such a beautiful life, it's not fair. >> todd: it's not right. senator, what happened to your bill? >> so the bill originally proposed and of course, wanted to reach the floor of the maryland senate but converged the bill to a proposal to provide scholarship, additional scholarship to the children of fallen police officers. and i discussed it with her and her family. we agree the office though my claw officers needed to keep

them alive and not to provide handouts to the families of the fallen. and provide scholarships to the fallen officers. so it was a token offer. so, we had the bill at the committee and we decided we couldn't get maryland general assembly to stand behind the law. >> todd: beyond said, lawanda sykes come away with the lawmakers do this to your bill and dishonor your sister like this? >> there's really no excuse for it at all. completely stripped and dismantled the bill of all criminal charges. for me, i think there is no excuse for why that was done. and joe biden to make a statement, of course, a murder of a police officer that just went out and basically hunted

down, ambushing knowing full well they were a police officer. to me, that says that was their intent. if that was your intent to commit this was supported and that being a convicted and the option of parole. even if you take no option of parole away, you still should face criminal charges. you completely dismantled the bill and changed it all around. expansion, which already provided for the children. now, we are not opposed to a scholarship fund, that is great. it will not only support my sister's children but other children who are of fallen officers in baltimore. but for me my taking everything away from that bill, it is an open invitation for criminals that will continue to do what they please. because our government is not going to supply us with anything to support first are officers that we are asking to go out and

protect us every day. >> todd: it is unconscionable, it is unconscionable and makes no sense. it dishonors your sister sister and your -- lawanda. keep up the fight. busloads of single male migrants being flown to cities across as we brace for the end of title tool, a live report next. >> carley: and celebrating this historic win against amazon. but they say aoc invited the parties and why they are accusing the squad member of taking the easy way out. ♪ ♪

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administration's decision to scrap title 42. >> carley: concerns over a migrant search comes as fox news of legal immigrants still being bused into brownsville, texas, jackie ibanez with the newest details, jackie. hi, title 19 put to to prevent spread of covid-19. the biden administration says the movie is based on cdc guidance. >> i think it is important to note for critics and lawsuits title 42 is a public health directed decision on when to lift title 42 and was made by the cdc. >> g.o.p. leaders, however holding the administration accountable at the white house said this could lead to a new surge of migrants. >> todd: there is no longer if you border cities. every city in america is now a border city. >> what you are hearing today is a story of abandonment

appearance because this comes as fox news learns of the new bus of single male migrants in brownsville, texas. they first started arriving by hundreds back in january. migrants being flown to cities across the country at taxpayer expense. fox news contributor miranda devine said the biden administration still caring out secret flights right here in new york. >> unlike, we had a very good advantage point but authorities have become sneaky. so the plane landed to the other side where it was not visible from the road. speak with the white house under fire for another controversial immigration policy. a leaked internal ice memo to stop supporting migrants who are not a thread reads them part? they must be mindful of the constraints under which we operate at a time when immigration docket total 1.5 million cases nationwide.

more than 1 million migrants have already entered the country since october with title 42 in place fiscal year 2022 is already on pace to break the country's border crossing record, todd and carley. >> carley: jackie thank you so much. president biden with supply chain crisis and job shortage, listen here. >> we are building a better economy around manufacturing and supply chains. we are making the largest investment in roads and bridges since interstate highway system. and that means great future for american trucking. speak with a cofounder of greater houston trucking association is with us now, good morning to you. truck drivers for the center of attention at the white house yesterday. the president made saint this administration talking one-on-one with drivers over the past three months to make their jobs easier. so, what do you think? have you seen any improvements? >> thank you for having me back

to discuss a topic near and dear to my heart, which is supply chain and trucking. to begin with president biden did a wonderful job with the truckers but i think it is something we can agree on. unfortunately, the solutions are vague and ambiguous. the administration is doing a disservice with not a clear path forward. this speech was more focused on recruitment and putting truckers on the road, but nothing was said about retention. 90%, which means 9 out of 10 drivers who retire or go to the field, currently we don't have recruitment problem but we have retention problem. >> carley: pete buttigieg talked about this yesterday. he said over 300,000 people in the trucking industry each year leave the industry, 300,000. that is a massive number. what happens if that continues and how do you keep truck drivers in the job in this critical role?

>> true. well, it certainly doesn't help with inflation supply chain issues we have right now. in order to follow the issue first, we have to pay due wages. the hardworking truckers student to such low wages. we need to incentivize truckers in the industry with a desire career path that people want to retire from. this means less mandate and less regulations. third, we need to make it safe for women who want to work in the field and provide for unique requirement. a comprehensive -- to keep on putting temporary band-aids on the problem. the american taxpayer wants low inflation, lower fuel prices. so we are starting an initiative in new student to do that. >> carley: you mention inflation and the president made a speech focusing on truck driving at a time when inflation is as it is at a 40 year high. do you see any signs the supply chain issue is going back to normal and will we might be able

to expect prices to go down anytime soon? are things that i'll there? >> i don't see a future, price future ahead of us right now. i do think there is time. unfortunately the government does not have the answer to all of our problems. it is important for the private sectors to step in and roll up their sleeves and think of the solution. >> carley: the other thing, tony, the president help this big event about truck driving and not once gas prices mentioned during it. i am much of that is a major topic in your industry. >> absolutely. fuel prices are going up and for the local operator, taking care of their family, increased prices means increased cost of delivery, which also going to the bottom line of the consumer. >> carley: yesterday the president said the trucking industry literally makes the world go round. i think we can all agree on that. tony sykes tony silas, thank you

so much for that. >> todd: calling out alexandria ocasio cortez for being a fair weather supporter. voted to unionize a first in amazon's history. the organizer told progressive news outlet, "aoc went radio style and six months after that did not show a word for us until it was clear we were going to win." it is not fair to stand at the finish line now and say they support us because we needed the support in the beginning. we don't need it now. the 13 sites scheduling conflicts and lack of security r canceling a planned summer appearance with those amazon workers. and voters headed to the polls today to take center stage in a primary election. several major school districts facing possible major overhauls. parents demand to have their voices heard.

letting school board candidates after that yesterday's election particularly republicans who have invested more than $70,000 in local campaign. currently, i wish someone would flood me with cash. >> carley: fox news hasn't been doing that? maybe we should leave that when there. >> todd: new york city parents taking mayor adams to court after forcing mandates on kids and laughs off concerns. speak to one of the mom standing up to the mayor joins us next. ♪ ♪

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science and quite frankly despite the precedent set by literally every other town, city in america right now? >> i wish i had the answer for that. i've been asked that day in and day out and i don't have the answer. it is frustrating and makes no sense to do make according to the science based on the win last week. no question it is on the mayor's hand at this week. he will have to answer your question. >> todd: obviously parents are fired up and confronting the mayor. here is his response once confronted, at least one of them, watched. >> i will continue to say to parents you should keep your masks on your children. with a slight uptick we are seeing, we are telling everyone to take special precaution. >> todd: think in by the reporters but the theme is the same. people are questioning this and upset by it. describe what these masks do to your kids. >> i have a 2-year-old daughter and she keeps asking if she

needs to continue wearing her mask to school. it is completely heartbreaking to now as a parent you are not able to make sure your kid is thriving in the school environment. the social, emotional development standpoint is all areas that i want my daughter to thrive in. and she's dealing with it as a result of this mask mandate. >> todd: are using developmental milestones not hit or at least are you worried that they are not being hit? >> i have an older daughter and i have seen when she was the same age, she was able to speak a lot more words and recently the cdc for the first time in 20 years decrease the number of words 30-month-old's are to speak. i can only imagine it is aired direct result from covid to masks playing a part of it. >> todd: that is not helping us to compete on the world stage, no, sir. what is the next step in the fight? >> right now we are running the emergency stay by the appellate department in new york.

the city claims irreparable harm would be done to the city of new york if two to 4-year-olds were allowed to choose whether or not to mask in school. we are fighting that state and again trying to get parents back the choice to do what's best for their children. >> todd: michael not to get in the legal leads but a lot of times if you get at the appellate levels, it is very left, liberal. are you worried the decision will be based on politics are not the law and not on logic? >> i am not. i am hoping the courts see how much the science is behind us. we have a really strong constitutional argument that we won at a lower level. i think this is may be a different story in terms of what the court will look at. i'm not on hopeful but in fact, little looking to the court's decision. >> todd: isn't this what most parents want? masks are off work parents and the inner circle say, "we want to masks on." what are using? >> all have a choice as to

whether they want to wear a mask or not. the parent should have the same choice when it comes to their toddlers. it should be a parent told choice as to whether they want to continue or take it all for their child. that is what we are pushing for. >> todd: in general among the children's friends, what is their take? do most of them want the masks or do not want them ask? >> if you go 5 miles outside of new york city, is so completely arbitrary that new york city for some reason the only major metropolitan tent city where masks are being placed on toddlers. most parents i know of feel it should be stripped. >> todd: i don't know, i would imagine of the arguments has to be, man, you are listing regulations for athletes, this, that some of the other thing for performers but kids mckinnon dome at kids under five? you are going after that? >> that was one of the oral arguments and the judge said

that they could go unvaccinated. it is politics. there are at the things involved. this is not about the best interest of the children or about the best interest of the parents. not the best interest of new york city to be the city known for this. the mayor will be known for this. >> todd: it doesn't go well when people subjugate kids to their own needs. you saw what happened in virginia. that did not work out for the democrats. michael and agaja thank you for your fight, keep us posted. posted. >> thank you. >> todd: to the big apple being targeted by big tech censorship. we are talking to city lawmakers as twitter and facebook are refusing to verify her on the platform's. >> carley: part of the jam packed. also coming up live, don't blow anywhere. ♪ ♪ don't go anywhere.

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>> todd: a fox news alert. president zelenskyy says the world will never forget the horror in bucha after touring the town in kyiv. he will address the un security council today. the call grows to put president putin on trial for war crimes. >> former president barack obama heads back to the white house today to help biden and harris boost their approval rating. >> todd: and lunchstyle of the lavish left. black lives matters accused of using funds to buy a multi-million dollar mansion, paying rent for hunter biden's secret service detail and not in a shack, we will show you the house, you will be shockd and possibly upset. you are watching "fox and friends first," todd piro. >> carley: i'm