so sorely tried by the violence of destruction is cruel and senseless war into which was drive a quick somber eastern ukraine. still many ukrainians pack churches throughout the country to combine ancient traditions with the reality of war. griff jenkins is live in kyiv with what's happening there. hi griff. >> hi alicia. good evening we are watching here the situation that is very dire in mariupol the southern seaport city has been besieged for 53 days. it is starting guys to have a bit of an alamo feel to it because you have some 2000 ukrainian forces dug in, bunker it in a steel plant vowing to fight to the very end will russian forces are surrounding them. but ukraine's prime minister says they are refusing russia's surrender or die ultimatum, watch. >> the city has not fallen. there is still our military forces, our soldiers so they will fight. >> if mariupol does fold in the first significant victory for putin after seven failed weeks it would claim the land bridge russian it seeks to the peninsula meanwhile's russian troops gear up for the new offensive in the eastern donbas at region with several strikes mostly far as one of just east of where we are hitting an armor vehicle plant killing at least one person but that is not stopping president zelenskyy from urging president biden to make the visit the uk prime minister boris johnson made last week. >> it is his decision of course and about the safety situation it depends. but i think he is a leader of the united states and that is why he should come here to see. >> and alicia on a more somber note the situation in bucha is very difficult for the families that are devastated there and that preece is trying to console them. we traveled there yesterday was somebody's been pulled out of a mass grave in the yard of a church because the international criminal court is trying to identify war crimes that have happened there. the priest saying these were men, women and children who were shot for no other reason than the fact they were simply ukrainians, alicia. >> just awful. and griff, in terms of hope, i did see a piece you did with kids in an orphanage this weekend. they were talking to you about the future. they were talking about their dreams and hopes that they have and the days to come, tell us about that. >> a well it is very touching and you know orphans, the children are the most innocent among the victims of this war. and yet hearing aid 12, 13 year old boy tell me they have become numb to missile strikes they would not fear them as just a statement in and of itself. the fact they dream still of being an artist here in the capitol, these were 33 children that were rescued from where we entered the and it is getting absolutely pounded right now and the last 24 hours a wave of strikes hitting among other things a school there. we know at least some six people have died there in the last 24 hours. the orphans really are a beacon of hope. they certainly conveyed a message that they can deal with this. they are looking for a brighter future. when i asked when i said what you hope for right now? he said right now i want victory. fully aware of the fight their country has been and for the last 53 days, alicia. >> we are all praying for them. griff thank you so much for bringing us those smiles are they really just stand in stark relief against the horrors that we are seeing their parts of thank you. be well, be safe to you and your crew we pray for all of you think you griff. >> and nicole are going to come to first hearing about those children, talk about dreams of being an artist. really a lesson for us all is in it? >> alicia unite talk off-line about this a bit and faith comes in all shapes and sizes. one of the things it's universally accepted when it comes to faith is that it is an overwhelming belief that when you're dealing with struggles you are not alone. someone is there helping you, guiding you and ultimately if you have that faith you can still smile as cities around you are collapsing. some people do tend to watch these videos, i admit i tend to have the water works when i watch thing is just heart wrenching some people still feel so far away from it guess unicef report is about 150 million orphans worldwide. let's just look in the united states for seconds. about one and seven children in the last year have had, they don't have enough food. every day they have not eaten enough food to appease their hunger. we've had about 120,000 children lose parents to covid-19 throughout this pandemic. the border patrol and counsel have reported about 150,000 unaccompanied minors have actually come into the united states their children across this globe who are displaced, that are hungry. but we are here this time of faith this time of hope we need to come together parts not only a nation best international society to put our children first. the people who suffer the most in time of war and time of hardship are the innocent, the children and the infirm and we as a community should do anything we can to provide that hope and provide them what they need to grow. >> beautifully put. i don't want everyone to take a listen to it franklin graham had to say today during his sermon he did from ukraine. >> in lviv, you crave them for their many people have very little hope for the future. wanted to know what to do? where to go? if we repent and turn from our sins and put our faith and trust in jesus christ, god will forgive our sins and we can have that hope that we will be saved and forgiven and be with god for eternity in heaven. >> and maybe one of the most ultimate signals of hope, could be president zelenskyy talking about how irresolute he is about the defense of his country. but it's also hoping the president will go to visit, what your thoughts on that? >> well, we saw boris johnson last week visit not lviv by the way which is to the west is largely stayed out of the conflict thankfully but went to kyiv the capitol any moment it could be bombed. that was a true chilean moment we remember winston churchill during the blitz of world war ii walking the streets of london to see boris johnson with the president zelenskyy, that symbolically meant a lot it would be nice, yes if the u.s. president did go there. but for security reasons i imagine the initiation simply is not going to allow that to happen. i am with nicole in with you and i'm sure david as well. when you watch that package that griff jenkins did as far as us orphans you see those kids and i see my kids like boy that could be my child. when i sit down for dinner a little bit later i'm going to look at them as i have today a little bit differently and really appreciate how fortunate we are not to be in a place like ukraine where families have been separated thousands have been killed and many more injured russia not abiding by anything resembling rules of engagement in terms of targeting women and children knowing here have to worry about a bomb hitting my house and my children and my wife is safe. you look at it differently now, now that we have a war playing on the 21st century as brutal as this one. >> exactly, david the atrocities we are seeing is the ultimate test of faith here, isn't it? >> it really is. i would also like to point something out that i observe. nicole, i take your point about the waterworks pretty see this, you see the children. but often children are the result of the culture, the parent and the circle around them is they are being raised. i would like think of these as strong children with a hope for the future. just thought only faith alone, but how they are raised. ukraine has been under attack for a long time. the last two months have certainly been the most intense. they have been raised hopefully by parents who have given them a level of strength that will allow them to deal with this. there will be tragedies there will be a lot for these children to deal with but that strength that comes with it goes beyond. i think that is important here that they show us that you can still have dreams, hopes, look for a future. those children will likely fight for their future the way their parents are. >> absolutely, very well put thank you so much. still ahead on the east or of the big sunday show, and update a terrifying showing of the country's largest transit system the new york city mayor is deflecting blame to big tech. that is next. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! 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>> because in a nutshell you can say you heard it here first, maybe somebody will set it on fox news eric adams is the obama of new york. he will give are you a cleverly crafted statement that seems to be the truth with a scintilla of potential truth and it won't mean anything for it like you are right about the bill when you look at the 148 atf agents ob hired in one scenario under the bill, it would have been for ghost guns enforcement. other gun grabbing policies by the biden administration on the left it. let's go to the core of this. eric adams is deflecting because he won't take responsibility and he won't take action based on what has worked in new york so far over the decades i have watched new york change from the bad old days to the good what happen, stop question and frisk for the broken windows theory, going and going after low-level crimes. he talks about how there is a lower rate of crime versus a pre-covid, right now especially in the subways but when you are not charging people whether they are turnstile jumpers or otherwise, you're going to have a lower rate on the constant reports. he is effectively lying to the people, deflecting to others who don't have the responsibility as the nypd is a mayoral agency the mayor, the police commissioner, they are the ones in charge and responsible and don't expect anything from the new york city council because they are simply propping up adams failed policies and let's not forget alvin bragg, alvin j bragg who ran on the idea of totally defunding but suppressing, not charging, rewriting his memo -- make day one memo about what they won't do paid they are bolting criminals in new york. >> oh yes, thank you little delay there for a moment. let's show the stats here, shall we? first let's talk about a letter that we have now found as far as will first to the incidents as far as 20213 to 67, 2022 we see that nearly doubled 68% increase. this is the letter we are talking about in our view desperately needed resources will be better invested in a subway, bus, maintenance, service improvements we are urging the mta to divest from this current model of criminalization. it is quite remarkable plus let's also shows this tweet from aoc. she of course is a congresswoman 14th district new york what's put that up. she says a punishing the poor does not create a safer environment but instead it threatens the very foundation of our community it threatens the very foundation of our community? nicole how does that work exactly adding more police being a bad thing and bad for the community? >> i stop trying to interpret aoc's tweets along time ago because a lot of them don't make sense to me. i can tell you when it comes to mayor adams i think a little cheeky the former cop and police reformer who is entire campaign was based on # and getting stuff done has just had his first mass shooting under his watch she's over 100 days in office. what exactly did you do to make new york city safe in this first 100 days? anti- woody has been focusing on masking toddlers, masking preschoolers because of the threat of covid-19. by the way again the are the most least affected by covid-19 and least likely to transmit that virus. but he has put more effort, more meetings, more energy into this instead of what he promised to do and what he promised to do was bring back police reform and said he said you know what? private sector this is ideal we need more censorship. anyone is talk about anything violent needs to be taken off social media. and then what happened there was backlash because a rapper started saying hold on, we talk about and now he came to them again. what is he doing? >> what is he doing question at what you doing nicole you're matching my tie perfectly appreciate this we did not talk about it whatsoever. outstanding. alicia got about 30 seconds, you cannot hide crime as far as news and as far as journalism, right? on the local news channels here new york anyway, two, four, five, seven this leads almost every night this point so spin it as much as they like it south of the local news is covering it very well i think. >> exactly parade this whole conversation that we hear from mayor adams and other officials who try to spin this reminds me a lot of the inflation conversation that we hear from the biden administration and other politicians. it doesn't matter how mayhem should blame something or someone else people at home who are feeling it and see it themselves and their everyday lives know exactly what is going on and then you more credit for that very. >> indeed. >> if i might have one final thought to this for everyone watching, culvert is not the threat in new york city, criminals are that simple. >> exactly right more expensive city to live and less safe to live in quite a combination coming up saturday night live takes shot at free speech. >> offered to buy twitter for over $40 billion so he could loosen its free-speech rules that is how badly white guys want to use the n word. >> waste on elon musk bid to take over twitter, that is next. cranky-pated: a bad mood related to a sluggish gut. miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim® by td ameritrade ♪♪♪ there's no going back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> out the perfect song for sure up and walk to the big sunday show. saturday night live simulate mocking free speech lesson i will taking aim at elon musk attempt to take over twitter the billionaire ceo of tesla's dominating headlines vowing to change a social media platform to ensure freedom of speech of its $43 billion bid is accepted. >> elon musk offer to buy twitter for over $40 billion so we can loosen its free speech rules that is how badly white guys want to use the n word. [laughter] >> come on elon built electric cars he's going to mars why is he even involving himself with twitter? go back of the prince's england give it all up just to marry an actor. [laughter] >> joe i have to go to my favorite media connoisseur but first of i watch that entire segment. i can tell you why they are notorious for their right wing criticism before that there were present biden's absentmindedness. the effect the vice president kamala harris is completely absent just in general. but then they went on to elon musk. instead of talk but the entire debacle they turned it into a racial issue. what was your take on that? >> i did not get the joke that white guys really want to use the n word so elon musk is now racist? i didn't quite get that but i don't get saturday lately in general. it is such a shame what happened here. again all that is echo what they saw on cnn nbc is the entire week as far as elon musk bind twitter thing is max boot "washington post" said democracy is at stake. at elon musk somehow is successful with this bit democritus is is that? where you getting this from the speech, more speech is a good thing for the days of the belushi, bill murray, eddie murphy, welfare i never missed an episode during the 30 years stretches that good because it's unpredictable it's become the one thing it can't beat which is predictable paid the best comedies built on surprise. being fearless, not being politically correct that is what saturn at life has become. the writers down there might as well walk across the hall and start writing for msnbc and started snl it's almost impossible to tell the difference at this point, nicole. >> absolute joe. so alicia, the first amendment to protect u.s. citizens for censorship in the right of free speech. elon musk things twitter is really a defective public square. but is it really? >> that gets us according to the rules of the day, right? nicole the rules seem to change depending on who is delivering the message. one thing i find fascinating it was not too long ago that elon musk was quite the hero on the left because of his feelings about climate change and taking action. and being outspoken about that but then he started to say things that made folks uncomfortable because he did not think any does not think it's a good idea to cancel people off of twitter and a spacer where other people can see varying points of view. and those at varying points of view are getting less varied, right? the limits are coming from people who are just to sit to skiing some of the messaging that is coming there very interesting. >> it sure is, david so speaking of twitter is actually getting a little bit more media attention right now because elon musk responded to a tweet that was put by david zach's he says at the game is fair, elon will buy twitter. if the game is rigged there be some reason why he won't be able too. we are about to find out how deep the corruption goes. and elon musk responded indeed. so david what you make of that? >> he's got 82.000000 followers. a simple word can do a lot when elon speaks. they can try to cast of this anywhere they want but i see two stories here. i think the one at being ignored this is a business story. not musk approach twitter offering to buy when he began buying the stock all the way to april fools' day went up $6 a share. pick the following monday and tuesday. so if i had twitter stock i would be happy. the business story is he makes money out of this no matter which way this goes. we will see how far the left will go to protect what they consider their platform. i think this is a good business deal for elon no matter how you look at it. he is going to make money. vanguard made a big splash 10.3% holder. but that is what vanguard does. they have to go after elon because they have no choice he is suddenly ventured into their world they don't have control of him. i will make a recommendation to everyone out there, you want to get a little insight? he just did a ted talk with chris anderson 52 minutes long it is worth watching because you get an insight into elon you see a much more diverse person who only threatens them he did not file a threat he did not tweet the threat he threatens them because he they cannot stop or control him. >> joe, david brings up a very big but we did talk about big tech and censorship that's was seen throughout the pandemic they think two years you started seeing anybody who question the origin of the virus was quickly sent in some twitter anyone who question the efficacy of the vaccine was a proponent of natural immunity were muted or blocked or censored from twitter. what does this do what is the social media future when it comes to freedom of speech? a member thus were not conspiracy theories those turned out to be true. >> and the hunter biden story probably most notably october 2020 a couple weeks before the election. i can't believe in america this happened if you shared the story for the "new york post" the oldest newspaper in the country got locked out of your account just asked the "new york post" just ask the trump campaign, right question work so what assuming for the future of social media i believe your question. while their private company send me whatever dhec they went to the government gets involved was to break up these monopolies they going to continue to act completely and totally like it is the wild west but as long as democrats are in power, while they are virtually go after their biggest super packet obviously it now facebook and twitter it's no longer social meter platforms politically they are taking on an activist position now at this point too. intel is a change of leadership in washington and we actually go after these companies and break them up there going to continue to act this way because they have to they can they are private. >> you said it is the wild west and the biden administration essentially been caught again saying one thing about the coronavirus and doing another. this time it's about the border we will explain straightahead. what are you recommending for muscle pain? 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>> david i could tell you first of all highly pragmatic respectable member of the public health and scientific community but i can tell you the minute you get sucked into politics you just start saying it may be things you would not have said if you weren't actually in the administration. i can tell you something it is not new news that when it comes to immigration we have concern about public health measures. i mean title 42 is not new those actually installed in 1944 because of public health concerns and communicable diseases in terms of tb, chickenpox and other highly transmissible viruses and bacteria. and now in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic in march 2020 the cdc reenacted that because of the concern right now we have in the exact same week the biden administration said they are going to roll back or they're not going to extend title 42 because the coronavirus pandemic is coming to an end it's becoming endemic assign a public health emergency. and then in the same breath by the way were going to keep masked mandates in airplanes and trains and other things because there's a little bit of a rising cases. and so we have to keep an eye on that. at the end of the day we know when you congregate a lot of people into indoor setting such as encampments and tents and buses and other places especially when they're coming from countries with higher case rates and lower vaccination rates, is there a concern for them having covid-19? absolutely as well as other communicable diseases. it does not make sense. as i said yesterday we need to broaden with that title 42 really means. it is not just about sars covid to causing covid-19, what about the human trafficking element what about the fentanyl crisis we see in our country because of our open border? these are all things that should be encompassed under title 42 the last two years about 2 million migrants have been expelled under title 42 by getting rid of it you're getting rid of that stopgap the southwestern states have been using to do what they can to get us through this emergency. i think that it is a bad idea in the sense these states are not equipped to handle these large amount of people coming. >> just on that point, alicia, a large amount of people. we have a mass cold and amt operation coming from tampa chula. we look at the flood in the migrant caravans that are being grouped together, we could see 18000 people a day crossing our southern border. so the massive numbers that come into that into nicole's point about grouping together, this is the potential for more diseases spread britain more human trafficking, more fentanyl deaths here in the united states. so with all due respect to their covid response coordinator in the white house, they are just flat out lying to the american people. how do you take all of that and explain it is the white house has done? is it even possible? >> i can tell you david just from spending time around the country talking to voters as we head into the midterm situation this speaks to a larger problem here there is an erosion of trust that americans have tort officials toward this administration buried they see a sliding scale when it comes to the rules on who it is applied too and who follows depending upon how powerful you are independent where you live, where you are traveling. people are very frustrated they feel like they are not being listened too because they feel like they're not being listened to they have stopped listening for it i can tell you their eyes glaze over when they hear the rules when they hear the statements coming out of the administration, they are frustrated. >> that frustration goes even further but let's try this one on for size america, according to the office of inspector general, i spend funds on unused beds, missed covid-19 protocols and detention standards while housing migrant families in hotels. that is just something for you to consider so let me give you a little more joe concha and turn this one into a positive it's not actually but i thought i would offer you the opportunity endeavors based out of san antonio, texas according to their guide star provide $60 million on the books. they have 58 or so million dollars in assets they've got $86.9 million infusion and a no bid contract from the biden administration. so, what is going on here is it really another grid by that west ring organization and ngos? 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but the media attention is going to get more people talking. >> that's scary not too far from where we live. the biden administration and is going to reset the set the cell of gas and releases on federal land just sake said we need to restore that just a couple weeks ago but now the biden administration what are they doing? exactly what was suggested in the first place. go figure. >> and then that something we talked about many times from her condescension but what is your pick quick. >> but a quick reaction i like to call her jen snarky maybe when she gets off of her new propaganda platform she can talk about leases versus permits and learn about energy. and all of you out there can you make me a car without any fossil fuel components? but that said in new jersey let's go to the newest iphone software update. what about the pregnant man emoji? they are normalizing something that does not exist just like a new jersey transgender impregnates two females in a woman's prison. it does not work that way. you need male and female the matter how you sell it but now there is an emoji for him. >> prison has changed since i have been there. [laughter] the mac shares deputy from the adams county sheriff county office in colorado saved countless lives using his patrol truck to stop another car speeding down the wrong side of the highway. monday night shares received reports of a wrong way driver time i 70 some could stop traffic but the runway car continued speeding toward them so one of the deputies made a big decision. he placed his patrol vehicle in front of the stopped traffic to intercept the inbound car. the wrong way driver hit the truck so hard that to vehicles went 140 feet into a semitruck these photos were shared that shows the patrol vehicle was crushed in the rear the runway car was destroyed neither were seriously hurt but still waiting to hear if there will be any charges but the sheriffs office says the actions of this deputy no doubt saved lives. i hope it gets a ton of attention this week. happy easter. that does it for us. we will see you next weekend on "the fox report" with jon scott starts right now. >> ukrainian fighters surrender as russian forces move closer good evening i am jon scott on this is "the fox report". about 2000 ukrainian troops are bunkered inside a steel plant plant defying the ultimatum to give up their city which has been under constant onslaught since the beginning of the war. one of several sources they are