i just want to welcome griff jenkins into our conversation. i believe griff has a question for you as well griff. yeah, alex, you and i spoke here in lviv where i am just days ago. and now you're back out in the field and we're learning from the pentagon that slovakia has given ukraine at least one three hundred surface to air missile defense system. are you encouraged that the west is beginning to see this war and the challenges ahead from the ukrainian perspective? >> yes, definitely. we will see the support. yesterday i spoke with deputy speaker of slovakian parliament, also with the head of defensive committee of the european parliament, natalie. world was dark and yes, we are appreciate this help. but once again, more should be done more because russia is also concentrating mobilizing their reserves. they tried to take ukraine, you know, quickly. they failed, but now they are preparing the big biggest assault and also just watch what's happening in mariupol. half a million population city which is affected almost flattened it devastated by

we begin our coverage of the war on ukraine with fox news correspondent and co-anchor griff jenkins. he is live in the western ukrainian city of lviv. griff, good morning. chris , good morning. and you're right, mariupol has seen some of the fiercest fighting since this war began. now we are getting a grim picture of the realities there. mariupol mayor vadim butenko writing this on his facebook page, quote, the world has not seen the scale of the tragedy of mariupol since the concentration camps. the racist turned our whole city into a death camp. unfortunately, the area analogy is getting more and more confirmation this is no longer chechnya or aleppo. this is the new auschwitz and mednick the world should help punish putin's villains. the mayor estimating more than 5000 civilians have been killed, as you mentioned, trace, but also among them 200 or more were children. the city's left in complete ruins, cut off from civilization without food, water or electricity as heavy fighting and shelling continues today. this as president zelenskyy warns in his nightly address to russian forces

we continue our breaking news coverage back to our co-anchor griff jenkins. he is live for us in the western ukrainian city of lviv. and griff, you know, every time we show those horrific images of what the ukrainians and many others call, you say these are very tough to see. you want to warn people i say the same thing. what is it like for the people on the ground there to see these these heartbreaking and horrific images of their people being being killed and tortured in ways that are just unimaginable? well, and trace use the right word heartbreaking. it's just that these images in the stories coming out of bouka is taking an emotional toll on the ukrainian people who for forty two days have been united in steeles in their resolve to withstand the occupying forces as they technically call them here. but the fact that this is not ukrainian forces who died on the battlefield but women and children that charred bodies we showed with one small enough to be a child is just exactly the reason why you have members of parliament one on twitter that went to see the

i am griff jenkins, live in lviv, now to "life, liberty and levin." mark: hello america, i am mark levin, welcome to "life, liberty and levin." school, 8 or 9 or 10 years old, i was a safety, i don't know if they still have those. you would wear a white belt, over your shoulder across the waist. hopefully a car wouldn't hit you, i would get up at 5:30 in morning, i would walk to one of the busiest corners in the neighborhood. and i was assigned, as were others to help the students cross street, tell them to stop, make sure they were safe. and it began to happen, a group of 5 or 4 kids who would every day, harass me. they would make fun of me, i wasn't sure what to do, i asked my father, he was a very smart man. he was in many ways self-educated. gone to college. but he read a lot. deserved in world war ii. he was strong. street savvy. and he said, take out the leader of the pack. and hit him. as hard as you possibly can. i'm not advising that for kids today, you will probably wind up in federal prison, i said where should i hit him, he said in the sto

just go back to our colleague griff jenkins. and griff, you just did an interview with a member of the ukrainian parliament. she was very compelling. and what struck me the most is that she was listening to your interview with dan hoffman earlier in the show how dan said he thinks it's time for president biden to speak directly to the russian troops and she said don't speak to the russian troops because they're animals. we need tanks and we need planes to be able to fight off these atrocities that are happening to us every day. i mean, that's kind of the feeling you get all over the country of ukraine. that's right, trace. and what a great interview you had with a member of parliament. she is comparing putin saying that he is the new hitler and saying essentially that had the western countries given ukraine the planes tanks they needed on day one , we wouldn't be where we are. but now we are turning to find out what comes next is russia prepares to redeploy forces within ukraine. it's certain to make the eastern region its next t

and griff jenkins, now back to gutfeld. >> they smeared them as insurgents. but truth is the best detergent. so remember that seven hour phone gap. >> tonight, seven hours 37 minutes missing. >> the gap of more than seven hours straight missing seven hours and 37 minutes fred. >> seven hours, 18 around watergate look like a game of pattycake. that is so clever appeared later , the report reported the six gauges of switchboard logs are complete. the white house hamline and cel phone links. will the debunking of this scandal gets as much wordpress as the initial scandal got when the press thought it was real? of course not. where is the fun in that, you idiot freight a shipping call you idiot, we haven't even met although i do feel there is a connection that can't be denied. also on wednesday, a federal judge cleared a january 6 the defendant of all charges. deciding that matthew martens had reason to believe that police had led him into the capital because the cops didn't stop him. a could be good news for other participants, both face the sam charges as marti

i'm griff jenkins. fox news. that warned, ukraine is casting a shadow for those observing orthodox easter this weekend. easter is the holiest day in the christian calendar. but some members of ukrainian orthodox churches across the us are finding it difficult to celebrate much this year when ukrainians in the u. s. are in regular contact with relatives or friends who are suffering right now. we're kind of here in a safe spot, you know, and then you have family in ukraine that you know, are under duress. and it's so. that makes you feel a little bit guilty. but you know, we still pray that goes away. on the reverend of this ukrainian orthodox church in pennsylvania has relatives in ukraine. he said that although the tragedy is overwhelming, he found comfort knowing ukraine has received tremendous support. from around the world. all right, todd late word tonight that former u. s senator orrin hatch has died. the longtime republican from utah was known for crossing party lines. he was the longest serving senator in

griff jenkins is tracking the latest in lviv. good morning, griff. >> good evening, it was a devastating missile stripe hitting a crowded real price station packed with men, women come and children heating the call to get out ahead of a anticipated escalated fighting in eastern ukraine. as you mentioned, the depth tol is rising to 52 including five children and hundreds more are injured or local prosecutor sai that this was straight out of putin's playbook. listen to this. >> will we see, it is our first troops -- they just kill civilians. they want to scare them into panic. >> pictures show a missile that you see here. russia blamed ukraine say it does is the kind of vessels tha hit the station by president zelinsky rejected that assertio urging the west to halt the -- to hold the russians accountable . >> we are anticipating a solid reaction to this war crime. like mass killings and many other russian war crimes, the missile stripe must become one of the charges at the tribunal that will be for sure. all world efforts will be di

i'm griff jenkins in lviv.l dismember the democrats in november. still they face a blowout unless dead people turn out. chuck todd crunched numbers and concluded things ain't looking good for democrats heading into the midterms. >> the bottom line is generic battle on if the democrats are losing it means they'll get walloped. in summary right now you have essentially three numbers here that all point into dangerous territory for the democrats and the incumbent party. >> greg: dangerous territory. reminds me of the sign outside cavuto's dressing room. nbc news has a new poll showing republicans have a 17-point advantage in enthusiasm with a 67% saying they're very interested in the midterms compared to just 50% of the dems. people are more enthusiastic about rectal examples than they were about democrats although a similar sensation. do the ladies of the view support a legislative cue? >> who wants president biden to rule by executive order which is not how it works. >> he has to. he can't build consensus with c

let's start things off with griff jenkins live in lviv ukraine. .

correspondent griff jenkins reporting live for what is friday morning in lviv. >> good morning. 7:00 a.m., we've got further evidence that russia is not scaling back his attacks. senior pentagon officials telling fox news that in the last 24 hours, russian jets have flown over 300 strike missions. had this assessment of the battle. listen. >> russia has repeatedly lied about its intentions. so we can only judge russia on its actions, not on its words. russia maintains pressure on kyiv and other cities. so we can expect additional offensive actions bringing even more suffering. >> there is fighting around kyiv. there are scenes of destruction and destroyed russian tanks, but the russian attacks keep coming making life desperate for the residents there. >> we took down a bonfire. boys grab water, they went to the well. all this time we were without gas, water. we had nothing. we did not get any humanitarian aid because the fighting was going all the time. >> shannon, the most intense fighting down in the south in the city of mariupol. cut off from the rest of the world. no food, no wat

i'm griff jenkins live in lviv. stay tuned to fox news for the very latest. "gutfeld" starts right now. >> greg: happy wednesday, everyone. it is wednesday, am i right? the democrats are in bad shape. how bad a shape? well, if they were a person, they'd be this. the latest fox news poll shows the president drowning on every key issue. he's so under water, the secret service to untangle him from a fisherman's net. look who they brought in to cheer everybody up. yeah. it was either that or take joe to chuck e. cheese but they were afraid he would choke on another pepper, but he looked kind of sad. [sad music playing in the background] just $19 a day and you can save a pet. that was really depressing. someone put on old yeller to cheer me up. looks like a 4-year-old boy who lost his mommy at the mall. he looks like jesse patters at his last -- watters at his last school reunion. >> mr. president, welcome back to the white house, man. feels like the good old days. >> memories. like the time your vice president jill who

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. >> todd: griff jenkins. >> griff: breaking news, you can see the satellite images, this russian waroto was taken several days ago, it is a significant ship in the black sea that was hit by missiles and significantly damaged. this is the cruiser named mosgo. it was made famous when snake island told it where to go. we are trying to get details and information on. there were unconfirmed reports, unconfirmed, it had sunk, it is significant strike to hit a war ship in the black sea. it comes as president zelenskyy didn't get everything he wanted in the latest request for weapons, but he got a lot. the list includes artillery, that is first and signifies shift in the administration position on heavier weapon and carriers, radars, stingers, javelin and switchblade drones and 11 mi-17 helicopters which can be used in combat role. the u.s. is expanding intelligence sharing with ukraine. the president biden's genocide comments are getting mixed reaction with the white house defending it and the -- questioning whether it meets the definition. watch. >> the most meaningful impact will be inn s

before we get to the top of the hour, we want to check back in with griff jenkins live live in some ofhe latest developments. it's friday morning there in griff first of all, you have horrible weather on top of everything else was going on there. but we're also hearing that you're getting reports there could be atrocities even worse than what we've seen in bukha hard to comprehend. yeah, it's very significant and that's what we'll be following all day today. i mean, we're still learning more about bujar and as we reported tonight , the mayor of boucher saying that three news sites of mass shootings of civilians with mass graves where the mayor said that people were quote dumped like firewood into those but now up the road about twenty five kilometers up the road from butchie in borra, donetsk, that is the site of atrocities that may be even worse according to president zelenskyy. and they're really just going through the rubble now trying to figure out what they're dealing with in borat, deon's. now we know that several of the areas to include hosta million others also hit so hard as r

fox news, griff jenkins tells us top u. s.officials say the new military and financial aid will make a difference in the brutal conflict. and what do you think of their trip? sir president biden, sending to high profile cabinet members to ukraine over the weekend to show solidarity as russia ramps up its new offensive, secretary of state antony blinken, announcing plans to reopen the u. s embassy here in kiev. he was joined by defense secretary lloyd austin, who unveiled a new military aid package worth $713 million. 300 million of that will be used for weapons specific to the fight in the donbas region, which is large and flat, favoring tank advances supported by artillery . we are doing everything that we can to get them. the types of support the types of artillery and munitions that will be effective. but some ukrainian officials are pushing back. they say they are grateful for the billions of dollars in aid given so far, but more is needed urgently to give the ukrainians a chance to destroy the russian army in ukraine, so

griff jenkins has more. griff. >> griff: good morning, todd and carley. carley mentioning ukraine's foreign minister, at meeting in brussels, he made it clear to fellow diplomats what his country needs to win this war. watch. >> my agenda is simple, has three items on it. it is weapons, weapons and weapons. >> griff: this as we are getting a grim picture of mariupol, the mayor writing on his facebook page issue the world has not seen the scale of the tragedy in mariupol since nazi concentration camps. it is a death camp, the area is gaining more and more confirmation this is no longer chechnya, this is new auschwitz, the world should help punish putin's villains. he estimates 5000 have been killed so far, more than 200 children. the city left in complete ruins. russian forces are preparing for a new offenses in the east. take a look at the map. the pentagon says all russian troops have left to belarus and belgrade, russian troops are expected to launch a new offensive in the eastern donbas region, extending from kharkiv to mariupol, that is where we expec

republican representative victoria start joins us in a moment but first, live to griff jenkins in casehere may be breaking news out of that dire situation in mariupol. >> that's right, good evening, there is somewhat of a breakthrough in mariupol where 2000 soldiers 1000 civilians are believed to be trapped at the plant there, the deputy commander says a small number of civilians are being allowed to evacuate. >> 7:40 p.m., 120 civilians left in the rubble. women and children, we hope to continue and we will able to evacuate all. >> russia continues to launch missile strikes across the country. today in the strategic place of odesa taking out the runway at the airport there and striking used as well kharkiv, as well as don vazquez region, here in the capitol thursday following two missiles struck kyiv as u.s. secretary general visited. radio free europe, injured ten others. marine veteran is the first known u.s. to die alongside ukrainians. he leaves behind a wife and seven month old son. a corrections officer and working for a private military contracting company according to his fami

. >> carley: griff jenkins has the latest on the strikes, griff. >> griff: just moments ago, presidentressed south korea national security and says those dead in mariupol is in the tens of thousands and it comes after russia intenseified missile strikes. they struck in the city of kharkiv and in mykolaiv and hit the city of deepra, that is a hub for ukrainian forces heading to the donbas region. eight-mile russian convoy is heading toward the area after putin nicknamed butcher of syria to lead the next phase of this war. he is known for brutality in syria in 2015. national security advisor jake sullivan says the ukrainians can count on the u.s. >> we will get them the weapons they need. also to squeeze the russian economy to increase pressure and cost on vladamir putin and kremlin and russian government. >> uk prime minister boris johnson making a surprise visit to president zelenskyy and the two walking in the streets of kyiv, a visit ukrainian members say biden should be making. >> this would be really a sign of solidarity. this is what the world is expecting from the leaders to do t

griff jenkins is live on the ground in ukraine. griff. >> griff: carl and he todd, when president zelenskyy addressing the un security council, he will accuse russia of genocide. in his address last night, he spoke directly to the russian people. watch. >> the time will come when every russian will learn the whole truth about who their fellow citizens killed, who gave the orders, who turned the blind eye. we will establish this and make it known globally. >> griff: this after zelenskyy toured bucha and saw first hand. he told reporters to show the world what has happened here as new satellite images are showing bodies in the street in mid-march when russia was occupying the area. contradicting that -- after the russian left. former navy opartly cloudys specialist on the ground with the nato organization had this to say to you in the last hour. >> it will not be hidden from the public what is happening, bucha will open up soon, journalists can get in there and show atrocities, it is not right what is going on there. >> griff: now pre

welcome to fox news live i'm griff jenkins in kyiv. ntinuing to send bus loads of migrants right here to washington the fourth arrived just this morning. griff, i know you're a world away in kyiv but you've been getting a lot of contact from your sources over the border and the new numbers this month. griff: well, jacqui, as we spoke to tom homan, former acting ice director in the last hour his blood pressure was up and for good reason because we are over 1 million apprehensions just six months into the fiscal year 2022. we have 6 more months to go. there was 1.7 million last year and with title 42 about to expire do the math, it's about to explode and it's going to explode at the busiest time of the year where it's not too cold anymore to make the treacherous journey from central america to the u.s. but not too hot of the summer. so literally at the busiest time of the traditional year we are opening the flood gates in all four sectors that we routinely look from the rio grande valley all the way out to yuma are exploding more than a t

griff jenkins joins us with more, griff. >> good morning todd and carly.ges you saw, you can see how grim things are. and now the mayor is telling us all about it writing on facebook page "the world does not see the scale of the tragedy of mariupol since the concentration camps. it earned the whole city into a death camp. unfortunately, the analogy is getting more confirmation. this is no longer but the new auschwitz here the world can help punish putin's villains. the mayor estimating more than 5,000 civilians have been killed so far more than 200 of them children. the city cut off from civilization without food or water or electricity and heavy fighting and shelling continues there. president zelenskyy's words preparing for a new defensive in the east. >> we will fight and we will not retreat. we will look for all options to defend ourselves and to seek peace. >> now let's take a look at the map. you see in this one, you can see the northern part, the pentagon assessing all russian troops have left kiev with belarus and russia. if you look at a fuller ma

welcome to fox news live, i'm griff jenkins. jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. and president is looking to are nor, 33 billion for aid to ukraine. griff: 20 billion in the form of military aid, that means hard weapons and the assessment we're getting from the pentagon that the russian forces in eastern donbas and making uneven progress that the weapons in the west and eastern allies is clearly making russia slow if not outright stalled in their assault although they're continuing the shelling, they're continuing the hammering, and as you can probably see from back where you are in washington in the states, every single day in every corner of this country, missile strikes are killing civilians. it happened on thursday, a woman working for radio free europe, killed when it hit the apartment building in odesa in the southern part of the country, jacqui. jacqui: no kidding. as we zoo this aid having a lot of success with the ukrainian military, there's discussion in washington sort of just reckoning with the fact that this is going to be an effort we're going to be s

>> bret: griff jenkins live in kyiv, griff, thank you.ontinue our coverage of the supply chain crisis by talking with fedex founder and ceo fred smith live here on "special report." first, beyond our borders tonight, a british judge formally approves the extradition of wikileaks founder julian assange to the u.s. to face spying charges. the case now goes to britain's interior minister for a decision. assange still has a legal avenue for appeal. police appear to have prevented hundreds of ultra nationalists israelis from marching around predominantly palestinian areas of jerusalem's old city. a similar event last year was one of the triggers for an escalated conflict. and this is a live look at spain, one of the big stories there tonight, spain takes another step towards a sense of normality by partially ending the nearly two-year long obligatory use of masks indoors. the government decree keeps masks mandatory for visitors and staff and medical centers and nursing homes. but patients will not always be required to wear them. just some of

griff jenkins, thank you very much.nt biden and vladimir put in for skyrocketing inflation rather than taking responsibility for his own policies. >> carley: fred keller is a member of the house intelligence committee and joins us live right now. congressman looking at that date and russia invaded ukraine february 24th and in january inflation up 7.5%. so the biden administration keeps calling this a putin price hike. in your mind, perspective, what is really going on here? >> actually in reality and reality is the poor policies of the biden administration that started on day one. you don't have anything that is produced in america, made in america and the president without american energy. and we need american energy peer that is really the assault since day one by the president shutting down the pipeline, stopping leases, getting us back in the paris claimant accord. aunt energy independence. >> todd: obviously biden has no answer other than putin. and dana perino said yesterday it becomes uncomfortable after a while

i'm griff jenkins live in lviv. hopes dashed by the russians. thousands of civilians remain trapped in the city after the russian military turn back a convoy of buses from the red cross the scheduled to evacuate them. it's believe that over hundred thousand people remain in mariupol. antitank missiles the president biden signed off on have been delivered to ukraine. that's according to a senior us official who also says all of those switchblade drones are an roof as well. if you ask about also setting another three and her million dollars in equipment. meanwhile prussia claims to connect canadian helicopters? >> of reporter gets smacked for not being of white house hack and should do deep -- the hospital "#lakeshow" makes things the free press has got t go. it's more proof is part of the propaganda machine at has had backup glasses for a 14. we will be right back. former comedian stephen colbert mocked peter ducey. he thinks he should be like brian stelter and just give by than shelter. be deduced he was trying him to clarify what he meant when

i'm griff jenkins live in lviv. vladimir zelensky scheduled to address the u.n.s from now coming from the global outrage over the mass killings in buchya on the outskirts of the capitol kyiv. "we want to you shot world what happened here." in the meantime, satellite images collected over buchya contradict russia's claim the bodiesity streets after russian troops withdraw. bodies of 410 civilians have been retrieved from buchya and other areas around kyiv. red cross says a team helping centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. made in consulting, there'll never be an end to bias racism. rub my feet, greg, it's the only thing that brings me joy in this world. what are yo

we get more now from this griff jenkins from keith.fter two months of fighting, president zelinsky says the first high level u. s delegation will visit the war torn country, though neither the state department, pentagon or white house are confirming. tomorrow we have people from the us visiting there will be meetings with the secretary of defense and secretary of state of the united states, mr blinken, they will be here. we will be waiting for the time it is safe enough for the president of the united states to come here and support the ukrainian people as well. zelinsky adding they will be discussing the types of weapons he needs in the time frame for the delivery here currently is a list of weapons that are on the way to the front lines. you see here 72 howitzers 144. 1000 artillery rounds, 72 tactical vehicles to toe howitzers in 121 ghost drones. meanwhile the situation in area opal is dire. ukrainian officials say russian forces are trying to storm the steel plant where the last of mario pulls defenders are holding out despite put

. >> carley: griff jenkins live inlet lviv, good morning. >> carly and todd good morning.sia has intensified missile strikes the last 24 hours and ukrainian officials have struck the southern kharkiv and located city which serves as ukrainian forces. it comes ahead of a new russian eastern donbas region as president zelenskyy last western diplomacy calling on the u.s. and nato for more weapons. listen. >> i'm no longer interested in their diplomacy that leads to the destruction of my country. a lot of countries have changed their mind about ukraine and about our people. but i think we picked too high of a price for that. >> this as new satellite images appear to show eight mile russian convoy towards donbas after new nickname or name of the butcher of syria to lead the next phase, and he is known for brutality of civilians in syria in 2015. jake sullivan says ukrainians can count on the u.s. for support. >> we are going to get ukraine the weapons it needs to beat back the russians and to stop them from taking more cities and towns to commit these crimes and also to squeeze

. >> todd: griff jenkins live in lviv with an update, griff. >> good morning todd and carley, breaking, ukrainian officials hours ago reporting that a russian warship in the black sea, we can show you in these macs are satellite images, this is a ship sitting in the black sea from days ago. obviously you don't have anything yet, but this is russia's flagship missile cruiser reportedly hid by neptune missiles and inevitably damaged and its name translates to moscow and made famous, guys, brave ukrainian border guard you may remember snake island told it where to go. we are trying to get more details on this significant strike and we will bring it to you as we get it. it comes as president zelenskyy did not get everything he wanted in the latest request for weather. but he got a lot and he is grateful for it. >> >> we have discussed a new package of defense to ukraine. we have agreed on 800 million in military assistance, including weapons, ammunition, artillery system, armored personnel carriers, helicopters and others. sincerely thankful for the support. >> todd: yeah, you can see the

escalation of hostilities against the west, moscow has cut off natural gas supplies to two nations, griff jenkinsive in ukraine's capital kyiv. griff. >> harris, there is a sense of -- false sense of security here in kyiv in the capital because the russians have long since withdrawn and a lull in strikes here. we've begun to see a little normalcy returning to the capital with some traffic in the streets. amidst that nuclear talk and escalating threats the brother of kyiv's mayor says you cannot rule the danger of putin striking again. watch. >> we cannot underestimate the enemy. this is the enemy of the free world. this is evil. it is basically the fight between the good and evil. it could show different sides, chemical attacks, nuclear attacks, anything else. we must count with anything and prepare for anything that possibly can come from russian side. >> this as russia continues to pound targets in the east particularly in kharkiv, ukraine's second largest city and more strikes in mariupol. harris. >> harris: griff jenkins, thank you. a bit of breaking news now. president joe biden is speaking

griff jenkins and kyiv for us, thanks.hel: ukraine during up for different types of warfare with russia setting sites on complete control of the donbas region. u.s. defense officials have been sounding the alarm for weeks saying closer range combat could shift to long-range battles that rely on artillery and launch systems. moscow said the new goal is complete control of ukraine eastern and southern regions. we'll bring and colonel darrell of black hop international military strategist and cofounder of liberty. i'd start with what is the significance behind defense secretary austin and blinken to visit belinsky and kyiv tomorrow? >> i would say the first thing that came to mind was the security situation on the ground allows for them to travel into kyiv and be part of the discussions. thus the number one take away. arthel: i want to look as we continue, let's look at the next round of u.s. military vehicle artillery sent to ukraine, we'll have a list that includes over 700 switchblade tactical unmanned aerial systems, 90,

i'm griff jenkins in lviv. expressing doubt about possible season -- cease-fire.ted to suspend russia from th human rights council. that was over atrocities committed over through -- troops since the 11. hundreds of people were killed and more bodies are retrieved daily. the ukrainian government releasing what it claims are intercepted radio recordings of the russian commander for soldiers to take out civilians in a village outside mariupol. and now the first mission by russia that the report is sent this is a returning their way. a spokesperson telling sky news they've had significant losses of troops. i'm griff jenkins, live in the bee. stay tuned to fox news for the latest. now back to "gutfeld!". >> greg: hate there, will blue states make a fuss when migrant show up by bus? bread red state governors that illegal -- across the nation. texas governor greg abbott announced he's addressing the immigration program -- problem. i hope texas is providing charter buses. >> texas is providing charter buses to send the illegal immigrants who up and dropped off by the bid

. >> todd: it is a delicate balance, griff jenkins, thank you for explaining it to us.sident biden with $500 million in aid to ukraine. >> ashley: but u.s. army on the ground a vet said it's not getting the vote in needs. >> its way old to hear the news by the humanitarian aid in the u.s. government but we see the reality from our perspective, most of it is not made it to the front lines for the people that need it the most. ukraine have said to me they are getting you military aid or weapons from the united states. organizations like ours are towing the job of the government. i wish people could see the reality on the ground here. >> todd: army combat veteran and advisor under the trump administration and florida congressional candidate, corey, what is the hold up? >> again, todd, good morning this is about the biden administration to slow role this war. they want to stay involved. they want to draw attention so it distracts from the domestic issues we have at home. so the things switchblade drone's not making to the front lines and that is going to be a continual narr

>> bret: griff jenkins live in kyiv. griff, thanks.p next we take to you ohio where republicans from out of state hope to influence next week's primary election there. first, beyond our borders tonight. at least 10 people are dead after a powerful explosion at a mosque in afghanistan. the taliban says another 30 people were hurt in that blast. hundreds of worshipers had gathered for prayers on the final friday of ramadan. no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. kenyans paid their final respects to former president. authorities declared a public holiday to honor the late leader who served two terms from 2002 to 2013. can a backy will be buried tomorrow at his an says stroll gnome just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up t

griff jenkins is live. hello, griff. >> that is, good evening to you shana, back in washington. expect them to talk about the horrors of war that occurred near the capital. we need to warn our viewers at these images are graphic and disturbing. president zelenskyy visited, telling reporters, polk, we wan you to show the world what happened here and he called for more weapons from western countries. this time, shana, saying had th active sooner that the massacre might have been avoided. >> you great must get weapons t drop -- to drive the occupiers out of our land as soon as possible. if we would've probably need them all of these claims and tanks and artillery and weapons we could've saved thousands of people. i do not blame you. i only blame the russian military, but you could have helped. >> this is brand-new satellite images showed bodies strewn in the streets while russia was occupying the area in mid-march contradicting russian claims that ukrainian forces were responsible for the atrocities after russian troops left. the bodies of 410 civilians hav been retrieved and other

griff jenkins is live in kyiv with what's happening there. hi griff. >> hi alicia.ood evening we are watching here the situation that is very dire in mariupol the southern seaport city has been besieged for 53 days. it is starting guys to have a bit of an alamo feel to it because you have some 2000 ukrainian forces dug in, bunker it in a steel plant vowing to fight to the very end will russian forces are surrounding them. but ukraine's prime minister says they are refusing russia's surrender or die ultimatum, watch. >> the city has not fallen. there is still our military forces, our soldiers so they will fight. >> if mariupol does fold in the first significant victory for putin after seven failed weeks it would claim the land bridge russian it seeks to the peninsula meanwhile's russian troops gear up for the new offensive in the eastern donbas at region with several strikes mostly far as one of just east of where we are hitting an armor vehicle plant killing at least one person but that is not stopping president zelenskyy from urging president biden to make the visi

griff jenkins is alive in kyiv with more. >> you are right it is all across this country. today at the southern port city of odesa taking out the airport there. was a very strategic port will find out what happens there is a brush increases it strikes per then take a look, the strikes in that east certainly increasing, just getting pummeled every single day in the town and other places. there are also signs the weapons from the u.s. and western allies are helping the ukrainians resist the russian advance in that eastern donbas bird pentagon said russia's only plotting forward and uneven progress buying british defenses the depleted units which are being redeployed are suffering from weekend morale. meanwhile as you mentioned here in the capitol, missiles rock the city on thursday secretary-general visited. we got a firsthand look. >> cleanup crews out in central kyiv be seen apartment building shattered by two missiles with interesting about this strike though, if you look on the other side of the street that's military weapons factory for that is apparently what the targe

griff jenkins is on the ground in kyiv, ukraine with more. griff? >> trace, good afternoon.seeing reports that should president zelensky make a detailed discovery of another mass grave in the kyiv suburbs. this could hold as many as 900 civilians. this comes as war crime prosecutors have begin to file charges against specific russian soldiers for the war crimes that they determined were committed in places like bucha like 400 bodies were found there. there's been more than 1,000 civilians identified in the surrounding kyiv area since they began to make these discoveries. the timing of this is very interesting, trace. it was just yesterday that u.n. secretary general antonio gutierrez was touring some of the hard-hit areas like bucha with president zelensky. we shall see what comes up that while kyiv getting hit on the day that the u.n. secretary visits. take a look at the footage from the aftermath of this strike. it hit an apartment building as well as a military weapons factory. destroyed, as you can see from the images, everything in this area. it killed one person. a fem

. >> lawrence: griff jenkins is in lviv west of kyiv. griff, what can you tell us this morning?griff: well, good morning, lawrence, ainsley, and steve. and you guys are exactly right. this after 40 days of fighting. this is really showing the true brutality, the atrocities of this war. now, we need to warn our viewers. the images we are going to show you are disturbing and they are difficult to see. but, take a look. this is the aftermath of the withdrawal of russian troops in the suburbs of the capital of kyiv. you see the bodies of men, women, children, the elderly, lying in the streets of bucha key suburb. these are the no soldiers. innocent civilians, some of them had their hands tied behind their back. president zelenskyy is calling this genocide. and is he demanding security guarantees from all western nations. watch. >> unbelievable. son ken traited evil has come to our land, murderers, tort temperaturers, rapists, looters who refer to themselves as the army and who deserve only death after what they did. this as you mentioned ainsley, this brand new satellite image from

griff jenkins with the latest live from lviv, wednesday morning donning there, hello, griff. >> goodning, shannon president biden is calling putin accusing him of carrying out genocide. president putin is causing atrocities in bucha fake. peace talks have hit a dead end. watch. >> you could hear the major issues created problems with final agreements acceptable for everyone on thin negotiating track. >> this has no satellite images show russian forces deploying and moving into eastern ukraine for a new defensive in donbas region and heavy fighting and shelling continues in the south in and around mariupol with smoke and fire observed coming from buildings. it comes as ukraine's interior ministry says 700 people, shannon have been killed in bucha and surrounding areas of kyiv. now after 50 days of fighting with the capital still standing, president zelenskyy remains defiant, and he is blasting putin's failure to keep major objectives. >> but to be honest, no one in the world understands how such a time could even emerge. how could a plan for providing the deaths of tens of thousands o

correspondent griff jenkins reporting from lviv once again, first thing thursday morning from there. what's the latest from your vantage point, griff? >> reporter: good evening, shannon. mariupol has seen some of the heaviest, fiercest fighting of this war. now, we're getting a grim picture of the realities on the ground there. mariupol's mayor writing this on his facebook page saying, "the world has not seen the scale of the tragedy in mariupol since the nazi concentration camps. the races turned our whole city into a death camp." unfortunately, the eerie analogy is getting more and more confirmation. there's no longer chechnya. this is the new auschwitz. the world should help punish putin's villains. the mayor estimates dead more than 5,000 civilians so far, as you mentioned, shannon, but he says also more than 200 of them are children. the city left in complete ruins cut off from civilization without food, water or electricity as heavy fighting and shelling continues. this as president zelenskyy warns in his nightly address that russian forces are preparing for a new offensive in t

griff jenkins is on the ground live this morning in lviv with more. d morning to you. >> reporter: hi, maria. good afternoon from ukraine as they head into the weekend expecting renewed attacks, a senior pentagon official tells fox news that russian jets have flown some 300 air assaults on that capital of kyiv and the nato secretary general had this assessment. >> russia has a repeatedly lied about its intentions. so we can only judge russia on its actions, not on its words. russia maintains pressure on kyiv and other cities. so we can expect additional offensive actions bringing even more suffering. >> reporter: and fierce battling in the kyiv suburb is raging and the most intense fighting continues in the sea port city of mariupol, cut off from the rest of the world, this as the pentagon confirms russian forces have fled the chernobyl nuclear plant but they can't confirm if it's entirely due to reported radiation poisoning. the state department warning americans of threats in russia and the ukraine. >> updated that travel advisory to include continue

first, let's go check in with griff jenkins live for us in kyiv. gingrich? >> hey, trace.he bodies of more than 900 civilians have been discovered in the surrounding kiev area. that number may grow because they're going to continue going through the rubble in places like irpin. and in odesa, we saw first hand what we witnessed in bucha. we have to warn you the images are graphic and disturbing. >> the stench of death is unbearable here in the church yard. mass graves being investigated. another body being pulled out of that grave. the investigators here looking for evidence of war crimes. we spoke to a local priest who said this community is devastated. there's men, women and children, innocent civilians that were killed here. we saw a small bag with a child in it. a snapshot of the horrors. >> many people are being found with tied hands, shots in the back of the head. >> this comes as two major strikes were hit over the weekend. that's why the mayor here is asking residents who fled to not come back yesterday because it's not safe. trace? >> griff, stay safe. steve daines

griff jenkins reporting live on the latest developments. good wednesday morning to you, grass. >> good evening to you in washington, shannon. president zelenskyy is getting starts the morning to un security council yesterday, saying that more horrors like bucha could be coming if the world doesn't act and he is demanding that putin's troops are held accountable. >> the russian military and those who gave them orders must be brought to justice immediately for war crimes in ukraine. anyone who has given criminal orders and carried out them by killing our people will be brought before the tribunal. >> this as another gruesome discovery in bucha. we must warn our viewers that these are graphic and disturbin images. six charred bodies piled together, one small enough to b a child. it's not clear who they were or under what circumstances they were killed, but visibly upset, the interior minister on the ground had just three words for vladimir putin. >> go to. >> this as more javelins are coming to the battlefield here at the pentagon saying an ad

that's where we find correspondent griff jenkins.e joins us actually from kyiv, the capitol tonight and a warning some of the images in his report may be disturbing. >> satellite images show what appear to be more than 200 new mass graves. in the ukrainian town of outside of mariupol. the city council there says the graves could hold as many as 9,000 civilians. the mayor accuses russia of trying to hide war crimes being committed on a widespread scale. >> the lives that are still there, they are in hands of one person, vladimir putin. >> smoke can be seen billowing out over the steel plant where ukrainian fighters and many civilians are bunkered as putin orders his troops to seal off the area declaring victory over mariupol. president zelenskyy says russia has rejected a proposed easter truce that could allowed desperate civilians to evacuate. >> this shows very well how the leaders of this state actually treat the christian faith but we keep our hope. now russian forces turn their attacks on the eastern donbas region in the southern

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griff jenkins had a chance to speak with them. yeah look at these kids today.the building. we woke up from the explosions and ran to the basement. we said there for 2 to 3 hours. during this time, they managed to bump several areas. artillery and rocket attacks are so frequent that the children have become numb to them. i'm used to it, and i'm not afraid of explosions. even if i hear explosions. i won't be scared. demetrio in yvonne were among 33 children rescued from the city of kharkiv and brought here to this orphanage. we are not revealing its name or its location for their safety. it's not just an orphanage, you can see the desk and chairs stacked up against the chalkboard. they've turned it into a humanitarian hub as well gathering food, clothing and medical supplies and shipping it straight to the front lines. caller from the first days of the war, our school turned into a humanitarian hub. former school principal lilia stestanovich is now coordinating the relief effort here this is the room where we collect medicine. is a military and volunteers sort th