believes could eventually stop the war. that s it from here, back to you, dana and trace. dana: thank you, douglas. important story. we appreciate it. trace: president biden bowing to international pressure offering more aid to help ukrainian refugees. congresswoman spartz is back from poland and tell us what she found. how long as this war will exist, as refugees we come to our country and different countries and at some point there will be very difficult situation to manage. riders! let your queries be known. yeah, hi. instead of letting passengers wrap their arms around us, could we put little handles on our jackets? -denied. -can you imagine? i want a new nickname. can you guys start calling me snake? no, bryan. -denied. -how about we all get quotes to see if we can save with america s number one motorcycle insurer? approved.
10:00 on sunday before the special on sunday. right. i answer the question who is brian kilmeade on saturday. zelensky, we focus on him on sunday. i m still trying to find myself. thank you for joining us. the weekend crew is going to start early tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. while he finds himself, stay within yourself. thank you. day 30 of russia s war on dana: i m dana perino. trace has been with me all week. trace: i m trace gallagher. this is america s newsroom. the president visiting poland as it struggles to accommodate more than 2 million refugees. the u.s. has pledged to take up to 100,000. meantime at yesterday s nato summit in brussels the president announced a plan to reduce europe s dependence on russian gas and threatened a
worried about their own possible safety. that includes not only the polish president he is meeting with today but the prime minister of estonia. she has an incredible op-ed today. putin cannot think he has won this war or we ll be next. if you are on the border of russia you are very concerned right now. if you are poland you are concerned right now. here in ukraine you want to say the attack on us is attack on everyone s freedom. ukraine wants us to save them from russia. i understand their sentiment. we have to walk a fine line. do we want american men and women in military uniforms in ukraine fighting russians? do we want american aircraft in russia fighting in the air against the russians? i think that is a step that could escalate this and then we have global conflict. maybe nuclear engagement, which
definitely be afraid of coming here. after the first major prisoner exchange of the war ukrainian sailors from snake island are free ordered to surrender to a russian worship. this response has become a battle cry for ukraine. 19 ukrainian civilian sailors for 11 russian civilian sailors. back to you. trace: thank you, mike. dana: next jackie heinrich is live in poland where the president has arrived, i believe, jackie. good morning, to you, dana. we have not heard yet from the president today. we hope he will take some questions during his time here in poland especially after he denied yesterday that he ever believed that sanctions would deter vladimir putin. president biden: you remember if you covered me from the beginning i did not say that in fact the sanctions would deter him.
the maintenance of sanctions and gradually increasing them and keeping pressure on putin will ultimately cause him to fold. a departure from the initial biden plan to threaten sanctions and throw the book at russia all at once if they invaded ukraine. three summits didn t produce the kinds of announcements we were expecting like a unified nato response plan in the event russia conducts a chemical attack on ukraine. president biden said if that happens the u.s. would respond, quote, in kind but the nature of the response would depend on the nature of the attack. dana: we ll stay in touch with you all day. trace: president biden says the u.s. will accept 100,000 ukrainian refugees. more than 3.7 million have now fled ukraine and a vast majority fleeing to poland. aishah hosni is in poland where many of the refugees have crossed. aishah. good morning to you. the president set to arrive in