bombed, and killed, and bomb shelters. we have yet to see a sound, and the first day in their lives. over 13 million ukrainians have left their home, even me. putin is using nuclear blackmail, occupying the chernobyl nuclear power station, and the largest nuclear power plant in europe, targeting it, and turning it into a military base. he threatens the war with nuclear weapons. we must stop this aggression from the crowd leader. i m grateful to america, to every american, to the president of the united states, for the support and health, i appeal. you now, it is not the time to care about the price of oil and gas. it cannot be higher than the price of human life. it is not the time to focus on material goods. when the civilization of human beings are in danger. putin will not stop himself, i know that.
greg, go. greg: okay, tomorrow night i m going to be, where? arizona federal theater still tickets available. gutfeld.com and a great gutfeld. kennedy. carley shimkus and kat timpf. judge jeanine: that s it for us. we will see you back here on monday. special report is up next. bret: good evening. i m bret baier. breaking tonight russian forces are bombarding the ukrainian capital of kyiv from a distance. they re also firing missiles neither western city of lviv where an aircraft repair installation close to the airport was attacked. rescuers continue to search for survivors from that bombing of a theater in mariupol. russian president vladimir putin appeared today huge rally in moscow praising his country s troops in biblical terms in front of a crowd estimated by police at 200,000. president biden meantime spoke
the bad results militarily that have unfolded is because of the way it wasn t gamed out with his generals, they were acting on old contingency plans for sanctions. he was stuck in 2014 when he had popularity and success in crimea and interesting it makes it difficult to treat him as a embarrassing actor. makes it very dangerous to there s this fear of pushing him over the edge. that s why he started with the threat of nuclear weapons. he did that on purpose. ruth, i have about 30 seconds but have to ask, president biden yesterday called putin a war criminal, i wonder how you think that will land with putin
i wish you to be the leader of the world. being the leader of the world means to be the leader of peace. with this impassioned plea, president zelensky is challenging president biden to defend the very idea of democracy against autocracy, increasing the pressure on the us to do more to support ukraine. but biden is adamant to impose a no fly zone would risk escalating this conflict into a world war. what is at stake here are the principles that the united states and the united nations and across the world stand for, it s about freedom, it s about the right of to determine their own future, it s about making sure that ukraine will never be a victory for putin. later, and for the first time, he called putin a war criminal. oh, i think he is a war criminal.
readiness and capabilities that includes germany s decision to security f-35 next generation fighter aircraft. she noted that germany s investments will be significant towards increasing capabilities in the nato alliance. they expressed their commitment on a continued collaboration on a range of issues like procurement challenges and the shared security concerns across europe with that, we ll take questions. lita? two things, john. the president talked about cyber threats from russia.can you talk about anything that the department is seeing when they talk about increased activity? secondarily, there s been some discussion about russia wanting to pull troops from places like syria and other locations to go in to ukraine. what are your seeing as of today