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the war torn country. i am mike emanuel, ukrainian president calls for immediate and complete embargo on russian oil. we are fox teams coverage in the poland capital, another part of poland as well. let's start off with jeff paul on the ground in lviv ukraine. >> boarding trains, packing into buses and cars, however they can manage to escape and head west. they have been long warned of increased fighting in the east as russia appears to be shifting its focus. new images coming to us. they appear to show a large convoy from the russian military nine or 8 miles long. those vehicles are now traveling the intensified focus in the eastern region is already being

felt. those are children. ukrainian officials are waiting at the train station trying to get away from the fighting. some even saying this is more evidence of russian war crimes. >> many consequences. even more in fear. they do not bear to take the train anymore. we received them -- we see them moving more and more and taking the private cars. >> ukrainian forces prepare for this new phase of the war, ukrainian president welcomes a visit from uk prime minister boris johnson. they discussed the military and financial aid learning about nine humanitarian corridors that were agreed to today. as we have seen in the past whether or not people are actually allowed to escape the

situation to safer cities. only time will tell. >> ukrainians near where you are. what you have encountered for them. how they are holding up as this brutal fight continues on. >> i think that this was a rough week. horrific images as russian forces left. they continue to uncover more horrific images. you had the strike late this last week on friday involving a train station where people just trying to get out. about 4000 people there. >> reporting on the evacuation corridors. whether or not the russians actually honor those. >> we see this with mary opal. there has been some loose agreements for aid to come in. but then you hear stories from people involved in agencies like the red cross and they tried to get close. people not being allowed to get

out. truly we will have to wait and see if in fact people are allowed to get out to safer parts of the country. >> many thanks. >> is millions of ukrainian refugees find their way to poland, american lawmakers are visiting the country to signal their support. we are live in warsaw poland with the latest. hello. >> hi, mike. for the first time during this war, house minority leader kevin mccarthy came to poland nt came with a bipartisan delegation along with him. those lawmakers were able to meet with the polish prime minister and also secretary of defense here in the capital city of warsaw. and then they were able to go to the ukraine border where he met with -- they were also able to get an assessment. all of the people that are pouring in. approving billions of dollars in

aid. i am told lawmakers really wanted to get a sense of the means of both poland and ukraine firsthand. leader mccarthy told me he believes russia is committing genocide and ukraine and the damage russia has done in places like this is not something anyone can ever forget. house foreign affairs ranking member spoke exclusively about his discussion with polish leaders and i asked him if anyone truly thinks negotiations with russia are even tenable anymore after the atrocities we have witnessed. >> what putin has done is made it very, very difficult. just these monsters killing children, raping their children, you know, the bobbing of the hospital, the bombing of the building had children on top. mobile crematorium's really eerily sick and reminds a lot of

people here of 1939. >> what we are watching here is this shift. the narrative has really changed amongst war leaders who now believe ukraine can win this war if it gets the weapons that it needs. the question is when exactly may that happen. what does that timeline look like? i asked leader mccarthy how long he thought the war may drag on. he told me from his assessment everything he has heard on the ground it sounds like this could go on for months if not even longer. mike. >> live in warshaw. thank you very much. more than half the children and ukraine have been displaced since the start of the war according to the united nations. some u.s. aid groups are rushing to evacuate orphan children out of ukraine as the russians ramp up their attacks. in poland just about an hour from ukraine. hello, alexis.

>> good afternoon. thousands of ukrainian kids left without their parents. killing innocent buildings. turning families into targets. you saw what happened at that rail station as people try to evacuate. horrendous images. that left kids without parents. without any family to turn to in the middle of a war zone. that is just another very difficult image. this is video from the humanitarian aid. they are waiting to board those trains to evacuate from their war-torn country that used to be their safe home. many lost their moms and dads during this russian invasion. some were killed by russian troops. others died while they were left without food, water, medical care for weeks. these kids were left on their own in a war zone not sure where to turn. with the help of military veterans are organizing safe passages for those young children. the recovery unit going into the

war zones to help those kids. back out there and poland, huge trafficking has been a major concern. trying to get these kids out. when they arrived here poland, the humanitarian aid groups, these people were trying to pick up these children, acting like they would help them and that is not the case. they have added an issue with that in there trying to keep the kids in western ukraine and some of the safe havens there. listed. >> the atrocity that happens a lot in disaster zones and man-made war natural. it is really important to make sure the process of moving them does not make these kids end up in a double disaster. they just lost everything. they have experienced trauma and now they are trafficked. we cannot have that happening. >> that is why those groups are stepping in and going into those very dangerous war zones to get these kids out. the attacks have continued. a number of refugees fleeing

from that area has just continued to go up. a ukrainian refugee every single second since the start of this war. back out here live in poland, the refugee crisis in terms of speed and scale is unprecedented the second world war. so many people still leave ukraine by the day. here in poland, they really are running out of room on where to put those refugees. >> looking at those sweet angelic faces. a lot of american families right now having a conversation about how do we adopt one of those children. i don't want to jump the gun too fast, but your heart aches for those kids. >> definitely. these kids have nowhere to go. as if the situation was not already difficult for them. losing their parents, their families in their homes. now they are like where we going they are hoping that people watching at home will step in and help. mike spee1 thank you so much.

>> we are getting every day. yesterday. raped by five occupiers. she is pregnant now. 11-year-old boy was raped in front of his mother, tied to a chair to watch. >> a group of ukrainian activists in washington testified in administration in washington for more military aid cofounder and executive director at ukraine's anticorruption action center. welcome. >> thank you. many americans hearing about these atrocities are wondering what more can the united states do. what is your message about what america can do during this terrible time and ukraine. >> there is a difference between

what america is telling you they are doing and what has actually been doing. a billion dollars. what actually goes and what means the most to ukraine and weapons. this is tactical weapons. it does not help us to prevent all of these children from losing their homes. to prevent that we need really well advanced weapons. >> what should the american people know more about what is going on there? >> first of all, we see members of the european parliament. we see an american congressman and poland. i think the first thing is this has to be fixed. this is abandonment. we talked to congress all week.

why are you not coming to ukraine. we are not being allowed by the state department. you are actually free people. come to ukraine and talk to people and see what is going on. talk to our chief command and ask them directly what is going on. what we are receiving, what we are requesting. we are not receiving advanced weapons because some people here think that we are not able to operate, but we are. >> this is personal for you. your husband is still in ukraine. your children are in a safe place. what is the personal impact? >> personal impact. i am ukrainian. it is my country. i was not an activist before war now i can't do this anymore. i don't need anticorruption if there is no country. thousands of people every day tortured or kidnapped or raped.

everything is now being destroyed. we have to stop that. i feel betrayal from america. we are now attacking our democracy with blood. we are begging for weapons. we know what we need. advanced weapons. not just this junk given to ukraine. i feel unfairness when bulgaria is getting f-16s. they never knew how to operate them. ukrainians are not getting f-16s. they don't know how to operate them. start training. allow us to train backgrounds. nato has to open its door to us and the leader of the free world, america, has to prove that it is not hiding. >> you made the case at the ukrainians are fighting on two fronts. the russian army and also russia's influence in the west.

can you explain that? >> part of the reason this war is happening is because russia was quiet for a long time. russian oligarchs who are the exception of russian states are all across the world. in america, in europe. they are buying politicians. they are hiring. >> my best to you. my family and to your people. thank you for your time. >> you are looking at live pictures. from our southern border where many fear there will be a record-breaking record search after the end of a trump era pandemic policy in may. moderate democrats breaking away from the president on the issue. live at the white house with more.

the top republican getting rid of the trump era measure. additional people coming in. totally inconsistent, by the way , with them asking us for $10 billion for vaccines and therapeutics. >> border patrol arrests reach an all-time high last year. >> cosponsoring a bill delaying for two months. submitting a plan to deal with the order surge. link to the title 42, that $10 billion covid relief will. it has been over a year since

vice president kamala harris was named point person immigration policy. visited the border once since taking that role. earlier on fox news sunday white house press secretary acknowledges the challenges facing the administration. >> we agree that the administration system is broken. it should be addressed. we should do more to fix it. moderates, republicans of any flavor that want to work with us on that, we would love to do that. >> president biden spending the week in delaware. mike. mike: lucas, thanks a lot. new sample lesson plans in new jersey have many parents fighting for their say in their children's education. we are live with more next.

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have reached out to governor office phil murphy. we have not heard back. we will let you know when we deal. why parents are concerned. kids as young as first grade will be talking about gender identity and their private parts in the classroom and how it relates to their gender identity i want to show you part of it. pink, blue and purple. parents received this in the westfield school district in late february, but this is under the new sex education guidelines. six -year-olds will be taught about choosing their identity and how their private parts may not match their choice. parents we spoke to cesar the conversation itself that they are against it's a fact that they are not the ones having it with their children. >> i do think that it is important.

i just think that you need to know when a child is emotionally ready to have a conversation. >> as i mentioned, already drawing up federal legislation. gender identity or sexual orientation being taught in the classroom. in a statement obtained by fox news digital he said parents are outraged as they should be. these policies and guidance are forcing parents out of the equation relating to their child's education. it is government overreach at its finest. as soon we hear back we will pass that information along. >> thanks a lot. ♪♪ the defense says rush is aim to boost its armed forces by reenlisting some armed soldiers.

joining me now was john. his friends call him jv. a 25 year veteran. for defense policy at the heritage foundation. right to have you. >> great to be back with you. >> what is the latest you are seeing. >> what a difference a week makes. we had russian forces concentrating in three different areas. north of kyiv and then down here around the crimean peninsula. they were trying to link up the east side. really horrible defenses for the russians and incredibly strong defenses for the ukrainians. causing them to pull out. now basically we have two regions that are of the focus for russians. one of the big things that is associated with this is you had children to feed with supplies and food that actually nourished those three. now we are down to two.

with three different regional commanders last week, now russia has put a commander in with great experience from syria. and alexander is now basically in charge of all of this. he can show how it should go and force commanders to comply with that. >> sounds like he has a pretty vicious reputation. >> it is ruffling. you see that in syria. how that city was leveled. you will not see any change in the way the russian tactics go. you will see the change of forces and activities in this region. one difference we saw last week with regards to the ukrainian way of doing business, generally tactical. generally you are fighting for short range and actually in the unit level. there is a small oil refinery

just north. this will saddle here on the north side. they were sent to basically level the place. more than half the storage facility there was ruins. the dissemination of oil in this region was basically shut down. this is one where we call that air interdiction unit trying to shut down their logistical supply chains. if ukraine can get more of this activity, now that it has this freedom of maneuver in this area, it will be much better. go down that path for just a second. when you have these forces up to the north they came with the system called ds 400. a deadly air missile system. they are also located here in tier. they are proceeding to the north. now you can have air activity.

much more robust with su 27 from the ukrainian forces. that will allow them greater freedom of movement and also the ukrainians can reposition these forces in these areas to bolster their own activities. big change over the last week. >> looking at all the disturbances over this part of the country. trying to run a path from russia to these black seaports. if you look at what is left in regards to the black seaports, this used to be new russia during that catherine the great error. if you go into the mind of putin, i would not put it out of his game of play to try to link it up with forces left in the middle that area. cutting off ukraine from the black sea, causing him to be a land locked country and the resupply they will get from this point forward will only be from the land. >> we heard people talk that the ukrainians may actually be

winning. do you believe that? >> what does winning look like? where will putin stop and how does ukraine actually win this war? they continue to push back on the russians. this area above kyiv that has been a huge victory for the ukrainian forces, you are not seeing them say that because of all of the atrocities they are finding in that region. but being able to continue to focus their forces and pushback on this russian armada coming across as one of the greatest things that they can deal. blooding the nose. continuing to force casualties onto the russians is the best thing they can deal. what we can do in support, there are a couple of tactical sites. we brought in s 300. that is the really incredibly deadly system. not quite as good, but it has great legs. long range and i can shut down the russian ability to fly

fighters into this region. you are watching russians. this is one of the horrific things that happened last week. firing long range missiles and to train stations and the likes. this is one of the reasons why a no-fly zone would have never worked. we go to strike where the launchers are, not the missiles that are coming back. when we think about this, what we continue to do is resupply them with s 300. as many of the missiles as we can from the stinger. one other tactical think that we can give them his night vision goggles. they are easy for pilots to go in, dawn and learn how to fly. they can do that on the west side of this country. once they start getting comfortable, they can come up into pop the russian assets as they come down. this is something we can do right now that our generals and

our defense department will agree on. >> thanks for your service. thanks for your time. expanding the investigation into nter biden. our panel weighs in next. ♪♪

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ownership and if it was earmarked to promote chinese interests. trigger registration as a foreign agent. we would like to see these transactions included in the federal tax. peter flaherty hunter biden did not act alone. individuals and institutions receiving millions from foreign interests. the federal investigation into the dealings has gained speed in recent weeks. the washington post in the times confirming what they already had in 2020 but that hunter biden laptop existed and that the president's son and brother profited to deal with the chinese energy conglomerate. here is senator chuck grassley on this. >> there can be no doubt that james biden was financially connected to the corporations and individuals with extensive

length to communist china. and that he and hunter biden were in it to gather. >> white house chief of staff said last week that the president is confident that his son did not break the law. >> thank you very much. more on the hunter biden controversy joining me now. former dnc deputy press secretary. let's start with the hunter biden controversy with this flashback. [inaudible] >> you don't think that the story from the fall about your son hunter -- [inaudible] >> yes, yes, yes. god love you, man. you are a one horse pony. my son has not made money about, what are you talking about, china.

the only guy that made money from china is this guy. the only one. nobody else has made money from china. >> how big of a problem is it's becoming inside of the white house? >> we know republican will try to -- it did not work. should they investigate it? 100%. i think that the fbi has been clear that joe biden, the president of the united states has nothing to do with those. >> tony, you maintain the hunter biden story is tremendously important. why in your view? >> it is the fact that it is indeed a scandal. i am so glad that the democrats are accepting this. [inaudible] >> an investigation has to happen. we have more evidence of wrongdoing from hunter biden did we ever did donald trump's

relationship to china. [laughter] >> that's not true. that's not true. >> everybody knows that groups like twitter work actively. this is a great example why they have become untrustworthy. why they have to do what they do >> finding other better more important sources that do not interrupt them that actually give us the story. that is what it is about. that is a bigger story here. if republicans are smart they will not be talking about that every single day. >> what if the president son gets indicted. final thought on this topic. >> once again, the american people will care about the economy growing. we just got an african-american woman to become a supreme court justice.

i think joe biden has to work around those issues 100%. when a private citizen does in private is his business. a scandal for private citizen, 100%. it will never be as big of a scandal that donald trump is facing every single day. >> let me give you a chance to respond before we move on. >> as you just saw me do, no one is believing it. that is what we were told for three years. it should be investigated. now we get to see exactly who was connected and how. remember the cover-up is always worsen the crime. >> a reference. let's start with this clip. >> with title 42 expires next month, what is the plan for the

18,000 -- >> individuals are come to the border, this is what would happen it where to gather to ensure anyone that enters the country without authorization will be going through immigration proceedings as quickly as possible. >> quite concerned about the impact on our southern border with this title 42 repeal. how do you see the issue. >> i think it is important. i think that it is an emotional issue. it was meant to divert us. it has done that. covid numbers continue to go down. at the same time, i will say this. we have to make sure that we enforce the laws at the border. what does that mean? 2023 includes billions of dollars for security at the border. we should be able to secure our

border. we don't need title 42 to stick around to. it was meant to be a public health care matter not a denigration of policy. >> a lot of folks are worried that this will open the floodgates at the border which has already been a crisis. what are your thoughts? >> five, eight and 18. 5000 it is what border patrol is able to be able to handle. 8000 is what they are dealing with. 18,000 is what is expected. that is a breaking moment as we have heard about. i'm thrilled to hear people say we are a nation of laws because we are. always understand we are talking about illegal immigration here, not legal. we should reform legal immigration. we should have a better smarter system. we cannot have a system that advocates for and encourages illegal immigration. a difference between a migrant and a refugee. we have to say that clearly and

proudly. we are a sovereign nation with orders. these things matter. we have not seen the reform from congress. we will not see it as long as there are people in the progressive ranks. people from beginning to end. >> we are up against the clock, gentlemen. >> i think that it is an important issue. it will be inflation. i agree we need comprehensive immigration reform. we should not be a nation of borders. i think a democrat would agree with that. >> immigration will be a top-five. number one the economy and number two will be how little people trust joe biden.

that number is growing every single day. >> thank you very much. >> thanks a lot. >> who will be this year's army ranger pair? we will have charles watson live with that conversation next.

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georgia. we will find out who won the coveted title of army ranger. charles is there. >> down to the final 16 teams. getting a look at one of the last. this is a range that is very intriguing to a lot of people. a lot of what a real war zone would look like. tough terrain. we are standing next to one of three stations. the first one is over here. this one houses the weapon system. right here it is the second one where we are. 16-millimeter borders. waiting for the ranger teams to come and pop them. and then they launch them far out.

having a ton of targets set up. the first two stations, they have just one shot each. firing at those targets out there. a ton of different targets for them. once they are done with this we see the ranger teams rushed down the stretch of road pretty quickly to the armored vehicle down there where they have been m to 50 caliber machine gun that they have to fire. the difference between these first two stations and this last one is they get four shots at this last station. so, these guys, they are bringing their a game. they will find out who the winner of the best ranger competition 2022 is in a matter of hours. they have just one last challenge after this which does not involve as much skills.

a buddy run that they will lived with. this is really where these guys are really going to be able to test their accuracy and speed and bring their a+ game to try to make sure they pile out on top of the best racing competition. >> the rangers are extraordinary. these are the best. what is the coolest thing you have seen you've been out there. >> the coolest thing is teamwork these are two man teams. these guys are having to make sure that they are on the same page and that they are coaching each other. when they are in tough situations, they have their teammate there with them, letting them know what they can do so they can push through and get through these courses. these guys have to pull these dummies. they are not light at all. 150-180 pounds. they are working together. two man teams that need to work

together if they come out on top at the end. >> charles, forgive me. i should know this. do they get a prize or do they just get to talk trash to their bodies. >> they get both. they do get a prize. they get pistols to hold up in the air at a ceremony that will happen on monday. at least for the next year they get the title of best ranger. a lot of trash talk comes along with that. >> got to love that. >> thanks to the rangers for letting us look in on this exciting competition. thank you, brother. >> the polls have closed in the first round of france's presidential election. moron who was on the ballot coming up after the break. unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback?

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