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Charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor and a fox news contributor. charlie, thanks so much for joining us. you were fresh off a "the big sunday show," so thanks for stick thing around a little longer. a free press, largely considered here in america to be of critical importance to our democracy, now an american journalist has been kill by russian troops as he worked really to show the plight of the refugees and other things that are happening there on the ground. an adviser to ukraines su...

With military assistance to maybe think of new, unprecedented ways we can be helping ukraine militarily, but also, also move with sanctions. of course, i totally agree that what has been mentioned, that current sanctions where only sort of part of the banking sector is covered, is totally inadequate. where buying oil and gas is totally inadequate. we have been advocating this, and the plight of these millions of ukrainians who have been driven from their homes, who are dying, who are being bombe...

Correspondent and co-anchor jonathan hunt in lviv. really just such a captivating story in in a time of war , a time of horrifying visual images and sounds and pictures jonathan. really its just exceptional to see some stuff like this . yeah, trace, its hard not to be touched by the plight of children in war. they are always among those obviously who suffer the most. and i have to say its hard not to be inspired by the smiles, the orphans that we met who had just days before been sheltering in a...

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The i leads with a picture showing the devastation being visited upon ukraine — as president zelesnky compares his countrys plight with the nazi atrocities of the second world war. the guardian says thousands escaping the besieged city of mariupol are being forced into russia — something the us described as "unconscionable" if true. its the same story on the front of the telegraph — which also headlines what it says is a hint from the chancellor that he may cut fuel duty in this weeks spri...

The plight of that city very closely. . >> one strike in kyiv. but it has been bombed every 10 minutes or so. from the air, russian forces and naval forces as well. overnight we had this ultimate mate up from russia to hand over the city. the short weapon goes, put down your weapons, we will start sending aid in. it was rejected quickly. mariupol said we dont need to wait for your 4:00 a.m. deadline. heres your answer, a colorful expletive. it means russia still has the same decision to make. do...

Want to do something to help. i would go to ukraine to do it. but theyre not going, and you did. what made you decide to leave the u.s. and help people there, and how did you go about it? >> well, thank you so much for having me on to talk about the refugees plight and thats where i was, the same place that so many viewers are at right now in terms of, how can i help? luckily, ive traveled to over 70 countries. ive been to ukraine, poland, slovakia, that area. i have some family background in th...

Of that, kharkiv to the southeast of it, zoom in a bit and talk trey about what you were describing. and that is the evacuation routes. people from sumy want to go best toward the border with poland or south and southwest toward the border with romania, but the corridors the russians open take them into russian territory. some people say, trey, this is a cynical attempt by vladimir putin to show ukrainians fleeing toward russia, saying we want to be close to russia. thats where we think they wou...

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Closely got to know you obviously during president trumps first impeachment trial and know your plight where you were pushed out through this smear campaign from allies of president trump. to what extent do you think that affected vladimir putin? how did that episode in some way influence, or did it, what we are seeing now? >> well, i think it emboldened putin. he could see in the mind of the former president, ukraine was just a pawn. and he was willing to use it to promote his own personal and ...