fight between ukraine and russia nobody wants to work with him international displayed aren t you guys influenced now in the biden team can t dance their way out of this. we are seeing real world effects. uber in a first is now going to charge customers more than 50 cents a ride for gas because drivers just can t keep up with the cost diswrifers are starting to reach their breaking point. it s killing us. it s so bad i can t even describe how i have never seen something like this. why are we driving? i m looking for cheaper gas station if we don t do something about it survive. can t iewker a taxy. going to get stabbed. just going to walk. when things get this bad. people take matters into their own hands all across the country from california to texas. we re now seeing thieves steal
us into your home tonight. that s it for this special report, fair balanced and unafraid. and, again we are thinking and praying for our colleagues in the region specifically benjamin hall and all the spokes on the ground in ukraine. it s a tough, tough time jesse watters is up next. jesse, i will turn it over to you. jesse: thanks, bret. it is tough. jesse: vladimir putin came dangerously close to attacking a nato country. russian long range bombers flying in russian airspace fired a flurry of missiles at a military base in deep west ukraine. just 11 miles from the polish border. that s about this close to triggering a larger war with the united states. the airstrike killed 35 and wounded more than 100. the base, believed to be a staging area for foreign fighters.
deals up close with the horrors of wanchts horrible situation. war is horrible for. everybody this girl s military friend simply needs clothes. all of his were winter up when russian missiles hit a nearby base. the most important thing that he is alive. not seen the full force of the war but batoning down the hatches. nightly air raid sirens are the reminders of the dangers. please close the sky over ukraine. close the sky basically a no-fly zone. that is a demand that we have been hearing over and over again, jesse from the people here. finally, yes, as we have been reporting, our colleague and good friend benjamin hall was injured covering fighting outside of kyiv today. my thoughts and prayers go out to him, his family and all the folks covering the fighting here, especially over in kyiv. in harm s way. back to you. jesse: thank you very much.
and tonight we are learning the fate of a pregnant woman who was being rushed out of rubble out of russian forces bombed a maternity hospital where she was expected to give birth. she was sped off to another hospital on the front lines of the war. where doctors discovered she had a crushed pelvis and a detached hip. when she realized she was likely losing her baby, she cried out kill me now. doctors attempted to deliver the child. but it showed no signs of life. and 30 minutes later, that mother also died. these are the casualties of vladimir putin s war foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live from lviv with the latest. greg? jesse, you are absolutely right. the war grinds on here in ukraine. russia pounding the country with little care for civil i can t be lives. this main force is just nine
jesse: i heard a rumor that fauci is writing a book. have you heard that rumor? he must be doing something. because is he not on tv every day telling us what we ought to do. if is he writing a book that means he will leave us alone. maybe that will be a good idea. jesse: dr. rand paul, thank you for coming on primetime and announcing that will be following how that shakes out. thank you. thank you. jesse: which politicians are getting rich off the war in ukraine? the primetime investigation next.