not see the former president in handcuffs. there will be no perp walk. they re working out the details of how this will be carried out in this unprecedented situation. the former president launching attacks on the reported judge in this case, manhattan da alvin bragg and michael cohen calling him a convicted felon and a disbarred lawyer, which he admits he is. at the end of the day, we have an indictment today. so clearly that means that the information provided was more than enough for the grand jury to come back with a determination for an indictment. oh, by the way, for donald, since we re talking about convicted felons, see you on tuesday, pal. so with that, we bring in trey gowdy, host of sunday night in america and former chairman of the house oversight committee and author of stay, started or leave. you can tell that michael cohen who was a long-time employee of the former president trump, a real estate investor and new york city, now he feels vindicated now th
hosts cost mull multiplying. our lord multiplied ourselves. i have no doubt. the catholic church has recognized 152 of these eucharistic miracles. four in this century. two happened in poe poland. one was dropped to the floor. it was found to be blood tissue of a human heart in distress. the hardford arch diocese has brought in an expert to look at the alleged miracle using forensic science. i m examining exactly what happened and under what circumstances. now, when the investigation is complete, the archbishop will decide whether or not to give the result to the vatican, which
over after that disagreement about poland sending fighter jets to ukraine s capital. we ll check in on her visit and what the white house wants to get out of it. we ll do that next. we will do everything together in partnership, in solidarity to support what is necessary at this very moment in terms of the humanitarian and security needs of ukraine and the ukrainian people.
this is when we talk about the crisis that s developing here, this is the situation because this line right here, and i want you to look back down because it just continues to go, this situation is stretching this area to its limits. and unfortunately, craig, we know a lot more people are on the way. it really does break your heart. jay gray for us there on the ground in poland. jay, thank you. jason beardsly, thank you, sir, for your insight and analysis and kelly o donnell, thanks as always from the white house. thank you all. a live look at the senate intelligence committee and we re showing you this because there s a hearing happening right now, countries top intel officials talking about the biggest security threats to the united states and the dni just laid out the number one priority for us as we try to help ukraine from this russian invasion. we ll talk about that. first, though, vice president harris in poland this morning. she s working to smooth things
starter. i want to put a map back up to show them the sheer number of people who have left ukraine and where those folks have gone so far. you can see a handful in romania, moldova but 1.4 million so far have ended up in poe poland where you are. what are you seeing at the border, jay? reporter: we have seen some of that on the ground, craig. that number that you gave is growing. people continue to pour in. we re about 500 yards from the border. two days ago this would have been empty fields but volunteers have moved in and they re bringing those supplies you re talking about. something else i want to show you, as they continue to walk