the missile strikes also killing at least four people and leaving several others wounded. the scenes of destruction becoming more widespread as attacks in suburban areas rise. [gunshot sounds] john: automatic weapons were fired on the streets in southeastern ukraine, moscow s missiles turning buildings in a rubble and ash, and the situation could be more dire soon as the 40-mile russian convoy slowly advances toward kyiv. ukrainians are fighting to keep control of major cities as a new map shows russia could be planning to encircle kyiv with forces east of the city. russia claiming they have taken the port city of kherson.
american people that we are paying attention to their needs while addressing our strategic national interest. john: senator tim scott of south carolina, good to catch up with you today. thanks so much for your thoughts. sandra: thank you, senator. among the victims of the brutal russian invasion are helpless orphans stranded in the war zone. justin is working to get orphans and staff out of the war. i hope to fully understand the situation. the orphanages have not evacuated the children from those orphanages because they have not received a directive to do so and they don t want to take the liability on themselves. so, what are we doing about getting these kids out of danger? yeah, thanks for having me on. what we are seeing, we have been working with groups for days and days, we have orphans all over, hundreds and hundreds of
projectdynamo.org, we cannot rescue everybody but try our best. i ve been going back and forth all over the country. my team is here, we are working. john: looking at some pictures you sent us here, i take it these are from ukraine, based on the background. although i m sure you have similar ones from afghanistan as well and some other officials and other people. i m wondering, at last count you ve got three big bus loads of people out of there. the folks that you are trying to help include american citizens, legal permanent residents, people from france, u.k., nigeria, poland, romania, afghanistan. how big is the demand, and brian, how equipped are you to meet that demand? well, i ll tell you since that information was provided to you we have done more, we have done five busses now, five full buses now and a couple of small
want to implore the ministry in ukraine and make it clear, let s get these kids out to safety. sandra: justin, you are doing good work and we hope you hear from them soon and get those kids out of there safely. we are telling your story here, thank you for joining us. thank you so much. john: good luck, justin. bring in mike allen, served at the national security council here with us. president biden last night in the state of the union address, michael, claimed that vladimir putin is increasingly a man alone. listen to how he put it. putin is now isolated from the world more than he has ever been. he thought he could roll into ukraine and the world would roll over. instead, he met with a wall of strengths he never anticipated or imagined. he met ukrainian people. [applause] i say to the russian oligarchs and the corrupt leaders who
get a clear direction of approval if it s 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 don t 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 let s fight for these kids. you have support of your own people to get them out, we need a clear directive to every single director let s get these kids to safety. john: justin, what can the american people to help out, looking to get them out or into homes here in the united states? how can the american people pitch in? yeah, i mean, obviously we are trying to first get them to safety. our first concern and after