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And they can feel the country standing in the world starting to evaporate. right now we seem to be buffeted by world events. we are not a mover of world events. and of course, all of our hearts desperately break over ukraine suffering and the human rights catastrophe being inflicted upon them here at home by bidens suffering for our own people as well. hes given up open border, soaring inflation and runaway crime. republicans should not rush to rubber-stamp anymore u.s. military spending without...

Get a clear direction of approval if its approved or where it is not approved. >> sandra: where does that direction need to come and are they being contacted? >> elusive talks, hey, we heard it mate be happening, but the orphanage directors dont know. we want to plead with -- we know the ministry is busy, we believe in what you are doing, we know you are fighting, but lets fight for these kids. you have support of your own people to get them out, we need a clear directive to every single directo...

The russian decision to elevate their nuclear readiness. listen to this. >> provocative rhetoric like this regarding nuclear weapons is dangerous, adds to the risk of miscalculation and we will not indulge in it. were assessing the presidents directive and see no reason to change european nation own alert levels. >> jen psaki is saying under no circumstance where the united states do what president zelensky is reportedly asking and that is enforce a no fly zone over ukraine because they see that...

Energy in a phased manner. and now with more private companies, you know, cutting off russian energy and even nancy pelosi taking a reasonable doubt hear line against russian oil and gas than joe biden its a wonder the white house has held out this far. still no decision on whether the white house is going it be making some sort of directive to ban russian oil. a quinnipiac poll shows the majority of americans by the way support a ban on russian oil. even if it means higher gas prices in the u.s...

Thank you, trace gallagher. time for some text, global new jersey, a nonpolitical question. your hair is never out of place. what gel or mousse do you use? that is a trade secret. i cant tell you. tucker carlson is up next and remember i am jesse watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. since the day donald trump became president, democrats in washington told you a pay truck duty to vladimir putin. it is not a suggestion but a mandate,...

Term, and i think a lot of these countries are having to look longer term, these people will need access to services and they will need a place to live and health care for schools for their children and need to work. today all 27 european countries agreeing to this special directive that has never been instituted before, allowing refugees in ukraine to work for up to three years, and the initial period is one year and then extendible. that will help to ease the burden on some of these bordering ...

Now were meeting a lot of people like that woman who came here because they needed to be somewhere safe quickly. and what happens next? they dont really know. alex? >> tom end, is there any sense of how long poland can house these refugees? how long this can continue? >> reporter: so the european union unanimously voted to approve a directive to give temporary protection to refugees. ukrainian people who have fled ukraine or third party nationals who had protected status or permanent residence i...

That they have emergency assistance to help cope as many are going through the transit centres but are staying with local communities or finding accommodation and they need support for their basic needs, for food, shelter and for health care and so on, so the humanitarian response is in support of all of these actions that are needed to receive refugees and house them while they are displaced but we have also seen strong commitments on the eu has activated a temporary directive that will make su...

Is pro vactive rhetoric. we share our opinion with allies around the world rhetoric more than being unnecessary it is dangerous. it adds to the risk of miscalculation, says state. it should be avoiding. assessing putins directive, we see no change, no reason to change our own alert levels. give us your final thought from there as we know, all of you are, as the world is, anticipating what putins next move will be, and how much longer they can fight. >> well, you know, when i heard about 16 child...

>> so i arrived in kyiv six weeks ago and ive done some traveling in between and ive stayed here the last few weeks. when i first got here, it was this bustling, beautiful cosmopolitan city. my family joked that it looked like i was on a european vacation because of all the nice dinners. and then the city just dramatically changed overnight after the invasion. everything is shut here. all the restaurant are closed. you might find the occasional grocery store but most are closed. it is really har...