that is. neil? neil: indeed. very diplomatically answered, jacqui. very impressed. jacqui heinrich handling all that. a delicate balance there. bill melugin is in eagle pass, texas. let s say title 42 goes away. what you re watching starts really accelerating, right? oh, it s going to get worse. dhs is admitting that. they say if title 42 were to drop, they re predicting in the first six weeks, we would see about half a million people here at the southern border. even with title 42 in place right now, we re still seeing a huge surge. look at this video. we so thisaing all day long, the migrants walking a cross the rio grande and walking in illegally. this is a small group compared
she s in lviv, ukraine. this push is for getting the we pops, getting those defense abilities to take down russian aircraft. he needs them like yesterday. doesn t he? that s true, neil. zelensky calling for international help. i whatn t to point out the sound that we re hearing behind me right now, sirens. we hear the voice on a loud speaker. this is the all-clear telling residents who have been in their bomb shelters the last hour, they safely can come out. we re hearing some reports that there was a missile strike somewhere in the lviv region. we however from our location did not hear any sounds of glass. the sirens just finished and people can safely come out from their bomb shelter. on the eastern side of the country in mariupol, that is the scene of massive operations.
will do the most remarkable things to be there in person and make sure that the aide as is there including my next guest, chicago mom. you know, i ve got to get get over there and help out and that s where she is right now. she is a chicago mom in poland right now i should say and providing a lot of that aid, always very good to have you. first off how are you doing there and what made you go there? thanks neil high. when the invasion started, i woke up two explosions on tv and i was the moment and we left with my mom and my son went to the border with the same line together, took us over 24 hours,
very disreputable economic policy. neil: what he was talking about her and it gets knee deep in the statistics, we re going to up up about a million barrel a day. ultimately the goal is over the next few months, 180 million barrels. but here s the thing. our demand is 100 million barrels a day. do the math. that s an issue that is very makeup on my next guest s mind with the u.s. chamber of commerce. we are already setting ourselves up for i guess depending on releasing reserves that are going to cut in half our entire reserves in the next few months. that could be quite dangerous, right? i think we have to recognize first of all, russia s invasion of ukraine is what is sending the global economy in to turmoil here. it is true that the strategic
135,000 russian men between the ages of 18 and 27 to enlist in the military. a mask con scription and another indicator that the war is not close to ending. neil? neil: thanks, jennifer griffin at the pentagon. meanwhile to poland and ukrainians that are amassing in that country, but they don t want handouts. what they re looking for are jobs. aishah hasnie has been following it up a in warsaw. aishah? hi there, neil. millions of ukrainian refugees left their homes, their husbands, back in the homeland. but they don t want to be victims. they want to fend for themselves. i m going to tell you how the city of warsaw is trying to help them regain some sort of independence. lp her diabetes. but she didn t know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen went from no to know.