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fierce resistance in eastern ukraine. welcome to fox news live, i'm griff jenkins. jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. and president is looking to are nor, 33 billion for aid to ukraine. griff: 20 billion in the form of military aid, that means hard weapons and the assessment we're getting from the pentagon that the russian forces in eastern donbas and making uneven progress that the weapons in the west and eastern allies is clearly making russia slow if not outright stalled in their assault although they're continuing the shelling, they're continuing the hammering, and as you can probably see from back where you are in washington in the states, every single day in every corner of this country, missile strikes are killing civilians. it happened on thursday, a woman working for radio free europe, killed when it hit the apartment building in odesa in the southern part of the country, jacqui. jacqui: no kidding. as we zoo this aid having a lot of success with the ukrainian military, there's discussion in washington sort of just reckoning with the fact that this is going to be an effort we're going to be support for quite a long time this is not the last of funding supplemental that the president puts forward, griff. griff: well, and when we talked to ukrainian officials here, whether it's the president's right-hand man or others to include the mayor, they all have the same plea from the u.s. and western allies, more weapons, keep them coming and don't fail us now. they say that support is late coming, but better late than never. now, let me get a little more insight on ground here and tri in trey yingst, he's been here from the very beginning and right now you're looking at a specific date coming up here soon as to where the russian intentions are? >> yeah, griff, next months the russians are going to commemorate victory day. the nazi in 1944 signed a surrender agreement and there's a lot of concern from western intelligence officials that this date could be used by russian president putin to launch a wider invasion into this country. already you hear a lot in the state media, in moscow, about what a special operation looks like, from the perspective of russian forces, but they've stopped short of calling this a full war with ukraine. what this could look like according to reports, who cite the intelligence officials, a further mobilization of the population in russia used to fight a broader war against ukraine and as we heard against n.a.t.o. because there's a concern that as more weapons come in from western countries, that the russians could target the supply lines coming to ukraine. >> as far as putin wanting to hold some prize up, some victory on victory day, it would appear that the situation in mariupol, very dire, the mayor saying they could be hanging on a matter of hours, not just days. the russians don't have the critical territorial gain they'd hoped for. they were pushed back by ukrainian forces and they were quickly into belarus and russian territory and also, in a reason in the effort to take it forward that have been stalled, ukrainians have not only used the weapons they prepared for offensive weapons the beginning of this year, but new supply lines, the american-made weapons and british weapons flowing into the country allowing ukraine to put artillery units in different locations and basically build a firm front line. now it's a new war, it's entered a second phase and so far, russian president putin has not been able to capture critical territories that he could turn around and say this is the reason the war began. >> af been all over this country, when you talk about the front line in the fight happening right now. the terrain in donbas is different from what we're seeing now here in a big city. >> it's different and part of the new challenges for the ukrainian military. when we looked at the areas outside of kyiv, areas that you and i reported in, in bucha and kyiv. there was street fighting uses anti-tank missiles to stop the advance. now they're fighting in open fields, they need the weapons, artillery, drones, they need the critical munitions to build that front line and part of the reason we've heard the past two to three weeks, the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy again and again requesting assistance from the west and the support from joe biden and asking the other countries to do the same. there's an understanding that each and every day, the ukrainians are losing their supplies and heavy weapons. in this region they'll need that resupply each and every day. in the 30 seconds or so that you've got. you've been talking to the ukrainian people and fascinating stories, the latest. >> a blind man outside of the ukrainian capital and when we got to his house, after seven weeks not seeing the man or his condition, his home was destroyed and he was there and like the people his will to survive. griff: thank you for checking in. jacqui to you. jacqui: thank you. the white house is looking at the disinformation board as critics look at the process and person chosen to lead it. alexandria is there. >> this endeavor was revealed by homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas as he testified on capitol hill. the focus was supposed to be on the administration's planned end to title 42, the border policy, but then he was asked about the person who had been chosen to lead the department of the disinformation governance board, nito jenkins. >> is this the same guy who said that the dossier was real, and running the governance board. >> i'm not familiar with those statements. it's been reported widely. >> i'm not familiar with those. >> the online posts, and woman made hyper partisan statements and the hunter biden laptop story on russians. >> and she made a part of a mary poppens song. ♪♪ . >> with the mission fast approaching this is a concern over the objectively what information will be under the new boardment according to the white house's intention to stop disinformation around the country particularly to terrorism and smuggling. here is press secretary jen psaki. >> any hiring up to the department of homeland security, this is a person with extensive qualifications. what i can tell you about the board, continuation that began in homeland security under former president trump. >> in 2017 the department of homeland security did form a department in cybering security to come back misinformation as part of cyber security. in defending this new board, this is an added strain on the white house which has been a tiresome week. and that the economy shrank in the first quarter of 2022 and that the president said that he's not concerned right now about recession, but that is concerned about the possibility of one next year. jacqui. jacqui: alexandria for us at the white house, thank you. elon musk telling congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez to stop hitting on me, when she said he had an ego problem with a communication, and the takeover of twitter. >> and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted after 10 a.m. quote, like i said, ego problems. and commented on her own post saying she typically tries to avoid giving people with massive ego complexes the attention they crave she couldn't help herself with the initial exchange with musk last night. we'll show you that. >> she tweeted, tired of having to collectively stress about what explosion of hate crimes is happening because some billionaire with an ego problem unilaterally controls a massive communications program and excuse it because tucker carlson or peter thiel took him to dinner and made him feel special. >> and he said quick hitting on me, i'm shy, and blushing there. and she had said they're mad because they can't date her. and initially she was talking about facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, not musk. >> a 44 billion dollar takeover of twitter, he's on the hook to come up with $21 billion in cash to finance that deal. musk sold roughly 8.4 billion worth of tesla shares this week according to filings with the securities and exchange commission. and musk doesn't plan on selling any more tesla shares, he owns 16% of the company. >> thanks. griff. griff: jacqui, as russia's invasion of ukraine raises questions what's next in the country. we spoke with the national leader of belarus in exile. >> she left the country amid it police crackdown following the 2020 presidential election which she believes was rigged. we're joined by the president-elect of belarus, madam president, thank you taking time and joining us, you've been meeting with those in washington like speaker pelosi. what are you asking of them? >> at this point, for the ceremony of-- always supporting those countries and those people who were trying for democracy for our areas. and many political meetings be the -- the senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, also, i met with secretary of-- and i was assured by all of them in full support of the changes in our country. and this is since 2020 when he last the election and people are fighting against repression for political prisoners and for our wonderful future. >> they opened the door for tanks and missiles for that invasion. has he essentially, madam president, allowed the kremlin to take over control defacto, of belarus. >> he gives our soil to russian troops because of the support he got from putin after the election of 2020 and that helped him to keep in power, he now is paying his debt to this president, the president of russia, and he made a huge aircraft career for russian troops. and, but it was made against people's fields. and when people are against the war, they don't want to participate in this fight against ukrainians. ukrainians are our neighbors, and protestant sisters and 86% of belarusians are against the war against ukraine. but accomplished this war, he says to share the full responsibility for what he has done. neil: are you concerned, madam president, that he'll compel belarusan forces to combine in the fight against ukrainians. the fact that the didn't join russian army, it's our people to explain why their sons and daughters don't have to participate in this war. and to keep people, to stay in power, he can make this criminal order, but i am sure, look, i want to believe this, our soldiers will not fulfill this. >> and what can be done, what can the u.s. and the eu do to stop him? >> so, now our strategy is to reduce lukashenka's regime and the heavy war that's launched since the war started. on the other hand it's important to impose sanctions on lukashenka's regime and signaling by strength to russian sanctions by different instruction, and we have to take care of our small and medium businesses and we don't want our people to stop because the regime and the people are two different sides. we really need support of western countries, democratic countries to fight with this person, with this regime. neil: thank you for taking your time and keeping us updated as we watch the war here in ukraine. madam president, thank you. >> thank you. jacqui: funeral services are underway this hour for the 22-year-old national guardsman who gave his life trying to save drowning migrants last week. en to cross the border when the biden administration lifts covid restrictions. we're going live to the border next. veterans who need money for their family and home. there's a powerful va benefit that veterans have earned, but many don't even know about. it's the va home loan benefit. as a veteran, you're eligible to apply for a refinance loan for up to 100% of your home's value. not just 80% like other loans. the newday 100 va loan lets you refinance your mortgage, consolidate your high-rate credit card debt, get cash and lower your payments an average of $600 a month. so if you need money to take care of your family, use the valuable va home loan benefit you've earned with your service. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for 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afternoon as we show you live images from our fox news drone from the rio durand river. and the third day in a row, the national guard in tandem with mexican security forces across the river are showing a security presence, a show of force, if you will and all of this comes about two weeks after the four mexican border states agreed to beef up security in exchange for governor greg abbott in texas easing up on extra commercial vehicle inspections that were hurting business on both sides. this, as governor abbott and texas state leadership yesterday approved half a billion dollars more for operation lonestar, which was launched last month by texas to increase border security. almost all of that money is going to support the 10,000 national guard troops deployed here who are putting up concertino wear and border patrol. despite the efforts, a record number of migrants are acrossing illegally into the states as far back as africa, venezuela, and i went and this is what we saw. >> this is the central grande, in the middle of the city. hundreds of migrants line up for a warm meal, a shower, a phone call, some hope. we're hold a lot of them are trying to make things work out here, but the situation is desperate. >> yeah, some migrants say they've been there since last year, but conditions are rough. many sleep in abandoned homes, even on the streets and they make maybe $5 in a day. others told us at that they tried to cross illegally and deported and others told us if conditions don't improve in mexico, they will try to cross illegally. and they'll be sent right back under title 42. a few told us if it ends on may 23rd, they've heard rumors, maybe it will open doors for them to come here legally. and border patrol was opening about 1600 encounters today, here on the border the number is up to 7800 in the last month and if title 42 ends, they expect 18,000 illegal crossings into the u.s. every single day. both communities jacqui and eagle pass, texas are fed up and frustrated with both governors. president obrador and president biden can have conversations. >> for more on the crisis at our southern border, we're joined by the senator from tennessee and intelligence community, marsha blackburn, thank you for taking time here. in 2018 i followed a caravan from san pedro honduras, 7,000 miles to the u.s. he ended up in mexico, and crossed into eagle pass. and what we may see now, if title 42 goes away is 10 times what we saw four yooers years ago and what do you make of this and what should be done? >> what should be done is that title 42 should be kept and griff, as you're mentioning and as bryan mentioned in his report, you look how the numbers have escalated under joe biden, with title 42 in place, and the expectation that you will go from 6,000 to 7800 to 18,000 per day. now, when i heard that 18,000 figure i looked at the total number of towns we have in tennessee, which is 345. of this 345 towns and cities, 90% of them are 18,000 or fewer people per day. so, this would be the equivalent of the population of a typical tennessee town coming across the border every single day of the week. we cannot afford to do this. it is something that is a danger to the sovereignty and the security of our nation and crime in the streets, drugs on the streets, human trafficking, gangs, sex trafficking, some of those are the biggest problems that our law enforcement and our community leaders talk about they're having to address. every town is a border town. every state is a border state. griff: but senator, outside of-- >> yes, and-- >> legal court action, what can republicans in the minority do to try to stop this from happening? >> we can look at the funding mechanisms, and make certain that there is no money for title 42, for the removal of title 42. we also can look at expanding title 42 and there is bipartisan support for keeping that, forcing that issue, forcing a floor vote. making certain that title 42 covers drugs and gives extra ability to go after these drug traffickers. i was down in benton county, tennessee yesterday over in the northwest part of the state and our sheriff over there, sheriff christopher, was talking about the presence of fentanyl and how prevalent that has been. they've seen such an uptick in the past six months and he said if we can't secure that southern border that when those drug dealers come across, it's like a shotgun blast, you know, it spreads everywhere. griff: and it is indeed. and just in the time we have left, i want to ask you also about another story and that is the administration's new disinformation czar, nina jankowicz. your thoughts and reactions to that? >> what we know is this disinformation governance board is put there to allow the biden administration to censor political free speech. what they're trying to do is take away your free speech and this is someone who has shown that they are very partisan, that she is going to take a partisan approach. we know that she believes christopher steele is a really great guy and she also believes that hunter biden's laptop is russian disinformation. but by the way, she was to be a broadway musical singing expert on russia disinformation. we see what that has gotten us. griff: well, she's certainly created quite a stir. senator marsha blackburn, thank you for taking the time and enjoy the rest of your saturday, jacqui. >> you, too, take care. jacqui: from the other side of the aisle we're joined from the senator from new jersey, and a member of the house financial services and homeland security committees. congressman, thank you for coming on and i appreciate your time. >> thanks for having me on, jacqui. jacqui: what are your thoughts on criticism that the governor is taking a page out of george orwell's 1984? >> i've asked for more information and read what many have read and asked for a briefing. i'll say this, i don't believe that we should be using tools like these against any of our own people, we should focus on fighting chinese and russian disinformation, that's critically important and we know over the years including the last administration, it's coming from chinese and russian sources aimed at us and aimed at our people and they want to divide us, we won't let them. and xi, obviously, he's got it wrong and we're the greatest country in the world and we'll fight back. i want like most people to be briefed on this and understand what this is about. moving on now to the economy. obviously, it's been a tough situation for democrats politically because of the reports that keep coming out that are tough. the white house rolled out e-15 gas officially this week, but it's only available in less than 2% of the country's gas stations and the release of barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve, and the white house projecting that inflation is coming down later this year and we're beginning to hear whispers within the administration, that it might not happen and jennifer granholm doesn't know about that because of the war in ukraine. what should the white house be doing to help bring down gas prices. >> part of this, the indicate cuss, and i and the republican co-chair, we think we should be focused on all of the above energy strategy and looks longer term toward climate solutions and alternative energy, but in the short-term focuses on getting up domestic production. the worst thing we can do is look to countries like iran which are terror sympathizer or communist countries like venezuela for our oil. we need to make sure we get domestic production up, the administration has allowed more permits on public lands we need to do more to get up production on our existing wells and production moving up and that of course takes time and we need to do more on the short run to get prices down. the price of a barrel has come down off the high the last month or so and the dire situation in ukraine affecting it, the global market, oil and gas, but we need to do everything we can, both with what the administration is trying, whether there are efforts and across the board, that's why we need to look at domestic production getting that up and continuing to focus longer term on alternative energy and energy independence for our country. jacqui: you know, the administration tried to bring down prices elsewhere and they've had success in unsnarling supply chains, which more investment is on the way from the bipartisan infrastructure laws you played a big part in, but it's really not enough and the white house is seriously looking at canceling student debt, but there's concern from some people that that could have inflationary impact. the committee for responsible budget calculated that for giving 10,000 per borrower could cost as much as universal pre-k or the full expansion of the ada subsidies. are you worried that while it's good politically, everyone wants to cancel student debt and not pay, would it hurt democrat's ability to pass pieces of the biden agenda because of the inflation concerns and you hear from joe manchin? >> we need to focus on college affordability and when people negotiate interest rates for their homes they should for their student debt. and can't afford a proposal that would forgive everyone's college debt given the state of the economy, which is not a possibility what is possible and affordability we should focus on for folks, the tax, in support of tax reduction and-- >> sir, we're clock is counting down and we're going to lose you. thank you for come on, congressman, i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> stay tuned. we'll be right back. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you 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>> now days, with modern and dgital world. behind every rape and murder, there's a name of person who had done it and who ordered it and that's extremely important that justice must come and traditional court must document, which is happening right now, and eventually all the people who is behind this murdering of the ukraine population must face justice. griff: i read you're considering a possible, after the war, a possible return to boxing. tell me about that? >> oh, geez, that's makes a smile on my face. as long as the war is going on, you know, that's the place where i must be. that's where i am and after the war ends and eventually peace in our country, ukraine, and the world. then we can talk about things possible-- >> george forman. >> to become the oldest champion, it's a good dream and motivates me a lot and it makes me -- puts smile on my face because in the past 63 days, i haven't been smiling at all. griff: as a 51-year-old boxing fan, i remember how good you were in the ring and like to see your return. >> thank you. griff: thank you. it was an interesting moment to see the boxing great smile and as he mentioned, it hasn't been a time to smile, obviously, the missile strikes continue here in kyiv, but it's a spirit of the ukrainian people that speaks out so much not just here in ukraine, but also around the world. jackie. jacqui: great interview. and it keeps people hopeful. and russia is pounding ukraine as the united nations ahead was visiting the city in the east port of uk. joining me to break down the tactic, a senior fellow for priorities, thank you for joining me. we were in this position chatting and not much on the map has changed. can you talk about that? >> yeah, what we had talked about last time was that really that the caldron that's formed around the donbas area here inside of which there are a number of ukraine military positions which was at risk. the russia's object here is to encircle them and destroy them piecemeal. we talked last time if ukraine could keep here on here, russia can't do anything, can't go over odesa, can't go up to kharkiv if they don't get anything here. and so far they've been successful, but there has been, in a place about right here, that's where the biggest danger is because russia appears to be putting most effort to take this one relatively small town, but is crucial because if ne get that, then they can move up here, let me change it to here, then they could potentially move up here and now finally mick that circle. so far unable to do. if that happens then the whole thing could get unhinged. if ukraine continues to fight and defend that, they will hold russia off. if it falls, then we've got a different situation. jacqui: how have they been able to hold that off so far, logistically speaking and what's happening in the other parts of the country in terms of getting supplies out that way that might impact it. >> those are important things to talk about here, this, so far the western help that's come in, whether it's british anti-aircraft guns, american artillery pieces, german tanks, all of those things have to come in through poland primarily because of the wrap. because what russia has been doing, they have been attacking several railroad junctions because all of these equipment, they have to move on rail. you can't just drive them in. and then, that's been flowing some down, but ukraine has been able to try to work around some of those with some diesel engines, train engines that continue moving on that with you also' also the problem of the river here and a few bridges across and russia has been attacking those and everything to prevent the western aid from getting into the area here. it's still getting through, and it's increasing the price of any russian penetration there, it's artillery and ammunition and sometimes fuel. those are things necessary and it's battle really, who can get the most here or can russia prevent it from coming in in time for the breakthrough. that's what we're watching it. >> thank you, colonel daniel davis, thank you for coming and explain it. >> thank you. jacqui: and a lawsuit filed gabby petito's parents. now make another one and turn your equity into cash. with the newday 100 va loan you can take out up to $60,000 or more. veteran homeowners- you deserve more. more cash, more savings, and more financial peace of mind. newday can help you get it with the newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value: up to $60,000 or more. and veterans are saving an average of $615 every month. with more ways to help more veteran families, no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newday usa. at booking.com, finding perfect isn't rocket science. kitchen? 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>> i'm not familiar with those. >> it's been reported widely. >> i'm not familiar with those. >> reporter: other republicans quickly became familiar with her posts, hyper-partisan statements and blamed the hunter biden laptop on russian influence. she also set her beliefs to music in 2021. ♪ >> reporter: well, this has provoked some concern over the objectivity of what kind of information would be discounted under this new board with. according to the white house, its intention is to stop disinformation from traveling around the country particularly as it relates to terrorism and smuggling. here's white house press secretary jen psaki. >> any hiring decisions are up to the department of homeland security, but this is a person with extensive qualifications. what i will tell you about the board and what the board is doing, this is a continuation of work that began at department of homeland security in to -- 2020 under former president trump. >> reporter: so according to "the washington post," in 2017 the department of homeland security did create agency related to cyber and infrastructure security, and in 2021 it did include a disinformation component. but all of this and having to contend with this disspending this new board, it comes amid a hard week, new gdp and inflation data showing prices are continuing to rise, the economy actually shrank, and the president this week said he is not concerned about recession right now, but he says he is concerned about the possibility of one next year. >> alexandria hoff life at the white house, thanks -- live at the white house, thanks. griff: the left still slamming elon musk for his twitter takeover. the tesla ceo told new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez to, quote, stop hitting on me after she criticized some ego -- billionaire with an ego problem. nate foy is live9 with the latest. hey, nate. >> reporter: an interesting exchange, you can say that, for sure. after initially denying she was talking about musk yesterday, congresswoman ocasio-cortez is tweeting again about the world's richest man today. just after 10 a.m. she tweeted, quote, we'll hoe you the tweet here, like i said, ego problems. this comes after the initial exchange yesterday. the congresswoman tweeting, quote: tired of having to collectively stress about what explosion of hate crimes is happening because some billionaire with an ego problem unilaterally controls a massive communication platform and skews it because tucker carlson or peter thiel took him to dinner and made him feel special. musk responded saying, quote: stop hitting on me, i'm really shy, with a blushing emoji. ocasio-cortez said her republican critics who were mad at her were upset because they couldn't date her. the congresswoman said she was actually talking about facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, but based on this morning's tweets, it appears she was, in fact, talking about musk. the tesla ceo is working to finalize a $44 billion takeover of twitter. he's personally on the hook to come up with $21 billion in cash to finance the deal. musk sold roughly $8.4 billion worth of tesla shares this week according to filings with the securities and exchange commission. musk has plenty of options to finance the deal. of course, he has a large stake in spacex. as of yesterday, his net worth is $249 billion. send it back to you, griff. griff: nate foy live with the latest for us on the musk/aoc feud. thank you, nate. >> all right. for more on the newest disinformation governance board and elon musk's plan if for twitter, let's bring in david abella, jonathan katz and now-partner at capital kendall. mice to have you both in studio. -- nice to have you both in studio. what are your thoughts about this disinformation governance board? this has gotten a lot of pushback. the biggest criticism here -- and, david, i'll go to you firsn seems to be very partisan when her role is supposed to be calling balls on strikes on what is truth and what is misinformation, is she the right person to do that? >> for a president who has no political capital to now defend a board that is very objectionable to most americans, it puts him in a position where mayorkas should be fired. in addition to not securing the border, in addition to all the problems we're having at homeland security, and the reality is the president can't afford the to have a confirmation fight for a cabinet secretary right now when he can't get his nominees through as they are currently. >> should mayorkas be fired over this? >> no, absolutely not. this is part of the job of the department of homeland security. we've seen how troubling disinformation can be. we saw it a after the 2020 election, we saw it with covid. people actually died because of misinformation. his job so to protect the homeland, and and that's what he's doing, and i think they found a uniquely qualified personned to do it. she's going to handle it. i'm sure there will be people who have problems with it. in politics today there is almost nothing we agree on, but i do think disinformation is a problem whether it's russian disinformation during the campaign or covid disinformation from the president that leads to people not wearing masks and getting vaccinated. this is an important part of his job -- >> she has a pretty strong resumé. but she also has bio work that probably belongs on broadway. i want to play one clip of her singing and get your reaction. ♪ ♪ ♪ if -- >> so how can people take her seriously in. >> that's probably not the best video to post on twitter, and having worked for many politicians including anthony wiener, i tell people this, stay off twitter. [laughter] it's not really helpful, and almost nothing goods come -- good comes out of it. i think he was trying to be humorous, trying to connect to a different audience. no, she should be a serious person. i encourage her, put twitter aside, focus on disinformation, stop singing any songs. >> keep in mind this is far bigger than a video. this is actual policy that is being advocated by an administration that started out being described as a way to stop human smuggling. we're going to spend $100 million, $100 million to tell drug cartels not to smuggle digital ads on facebook, to tell drug smugglers don't bring people into the u.s. through human smuggling. we think this is a good idea. it's immediate grounds for firing not only of her, but of the cabinet secretary who approved this idea. the u.s. government gives the state department money to combat drug smugglers from wringing -- bringing folks into the united states. what the department of homeland security should be doing is securing the border. >> it is, as you mentioned, you can't ignore it, the department of homeland security, that carries with it, it's a serious job. it does not seem like it's being taken seriously. but i, you know, in learning about story the, a thought popped in my head, and i wondered if this was presidentially a violation because one of the lines in her song was that we should not support these people with our wallet, voice or vote. she's a federal employee. could someone look at that and say she's trying to influence elections? i asked jonathan turley about that. he said that because she was not in this role when she made those tiktoks, probably not. but if she continues to do that, then that would be with. it doesn't have a lot of teeth, but the political blowback could be significant. would you expect her to continue doing this kind of thing? >> i expect that somebody's going to tell her to put your phone down, deactivate your twitter account. you're right, the hashtag has little teeth whatsoever. i think we saw the trump administration violation after violation, and they sort of ignore it because there actually is no way to enforce it in the white house. but, yes, i imagine somebody at some point above her, her boss, is going to say turn that off and get to work. >> i want to play a sound bite from the white house briefing room and get your reaction. you just outlined a lot of -- you've got someone from the department of homeland security telling people how they should vote. how do you explain that to critics who say that doesn't sound right to me? >> i just outlined the extensive history and background this individual has, but i think what's important to note here is what the board is doing, which is continuing what is important disinformation-related work that began under the former administration. >> they keep claiming it started under trump, but we haven't found anything to substance substantiate that in earnest. the the department was set up ta interfering, but it was not like this. >> and it is incredible that jen psaki continues to be allowed to be at the podium when it's already been announced she's leaving to go to one of the other cable networks, to a cable network, to go and be a tv host. and yet she continues to get to stand in front of the podium and do what she can to build up a following so that when she goes over to the private sector to make a dollar, she has a big following. i mean, it is outrageous that the spokesman for the president of the united states is up here still getting to defend the policies of this administration. >> we've used up all of our time talking about nina jacking wits. real quick, 5 seconds each, what are your real thoughts? 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griff: election time, always a fun season. mark meredith live in the buckeye state. mark, thank you. jacqui: we are back with our political panel now, jonathan, david, talking about ohio. we were talking during the break, you know, this is, i think, just one of the earlier tests that we're seeing of the trump factor and how much of an impact it's going to have. i want to pull up the poll that we had whether trump's endorsement makes you more or less supportive of vance. the polling that we had from a recent fox news poll shows trump's endorsement has made 42% of voters more supportive, 23% less supportive and 27% -- i thought that was interesting -- had no effect. so when you take that 27% and you also hear what mark meredith just said, 14% or so of voters are undecided going into this, what does that all mean? david, you first. >> races that are this close, everything matters and nothing matters in that it's unlikely to be one thing that definitively sends this election one way or the other. and yet everything matters. which voters turn out, where do conservatives go, which is sections of the state turn out the most, who has exceptive congressional races that -- competitive congressional races that also help lift turnout. while it's undecided, the general election is not. this is a republican state. we're only deciding what the percentage is going to be. as blue collar democrats continue to leave their party and vote republican as they have done the last few presidential elections, there isn't a single statewide elected official, democratic official in ohio minus sherrod brown. he's the only one. the congressional delegation is majority republican. in the house and the senate. in the state legislature, all republican. it's a republican state, and it's what you have seen all throughout the mid as democratic, formerly democratic voters now vote republican. jacqui: and significant because ohio used to be more of a swing statement, jonathan. >> yeah. it used to be a battleground state. i think sherrod brown has shown the way democrats can win many that state, fighting for dignity of work, fighting for disenfranchised voters. tim ryan is the most authentic person in this race. i think tim ryan can spend most of his ad money running what j.d. vance used to stand for and what he stands for now. less than four years ago, he was anti-donald trump and is now standing with marjorie taylor green and matt gaetz, two of the most fringe elements of the republican party. keep in mind, this is to replace the seat held by rob portman, a moderate guy who's worked with democrats. that's who those voters elected, and i think tim ryan is the natural selection for that because he is so authentic. he wants to tell blue collar workers the democratic party is there for them. j.d. vance is talking about how he flipped on donald trump and how he wants to stop the fbi from wiretapping a president which never if happened. tim ryan is talking directly to the voters and, yes, ohio has gone in a different direction, it is redder, but sherrod brown has shown the way to win, and i think tim ryan's going to follow that. jacqui: rob portman, i just ran into him at the white house a couple of weeks ago talking about this plant they were going to set up in ohio, he voted for the infrastructure bill, he reaches across the aisle fairly often. do you think that -- david, do you think that some of these primary candidates are forgetting that people liked rob portman? maybe they're, you know, cozying up to trump is not going to work so well in. >> we can only hope that they listen to jonathan's advice and they spend a lot of money in ohio which is money they can't spend in north carolina or pennsylvania, two more battleground states this cycle or in nevada where we have a chance to pick up or in georgia. let's hope the democrats put a lot of money into ohio thinking that they can win it and we get an easily 10-point victory. jacqui: what are democrats watching in ohio as weekend rolls on, this kicks off a sort of string of primaries. what's the train of thought in the democratic party about where the state sees things heading and whether this is, you know, for lack of a better word, a pipe dream of theirs, that this is winnable? >> i think they're going to look at how far the candidates go to hug donald trump which, by the way, josh mandel is, i've never seen somebody hug a president or a potential endorser more than him. i think they're going to see how far they go in that direction, how far these candidates embrace trumpism, and trump might be best thing for democrats in this midterm election. he's putting up candidates -- herschel walker in georgia -- he kept the best candidates that republicans had out of the new hampshire primary, is so maggie hassan's probably going to have to a cake walk to victory will, and he's keeping good candidates out of republican primaries. so i think the best thing for democrats is to see how far the republicans hug donald trump and tar and feather those candidates within the general election. i would point out he lost the last time he was on the ballot. he might not be the best person to emulate. jacqui: to that point, you know, you made a lot of good points, actually, i lost my train of thought -- [laughter] >> thank you. jacqui: i wanted to get your last words on that, go ahead. >> this election is more about joe biden than it is donald trump. and it's about did donald -- [laughter] it is joe biden's policies moving us forward because he is the incumbent president right now. and on that mark, i think voters are pretty clear they're dissatisfied, and it sets it up for republicans having a very strong day in november. jacqui: yeah. if the democrats are focused on trump, the republicans are focusing on issues, maybe there's something there. not to say that issues aren't important to democrats as well. we are all watching auto-- all of this. thank you for coming on. great to have you. griff? griff: talking about issues and policies, the border will certainly with one -- be one. you're looking live at the fox drone team high above eagle pass, texas, where in the last 24 hours 1, 190 apprehensions, that sector up 158% from last year. former acting i.c.e. director tom homan joins us next on the migrants that cross the border next month in record numbers. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ top, it's dr. scholl's time. our custom fit orthotics use foot mapping technology to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. ♪ jacqui: live images from our southern border as title 42's days are numbered. meanwhile, the funeral for the texas national guard soldier who died last week trying to save two migrants in the rio grande river is underway. bryan llenas is in eagle pass, texas. hi, bryan. >> reporter: well, there are some 10,000 martial guard troops here in texas -- national guard troops here in texas as part of operation lone star, governor greg abbott's effort to beef up security over the last year plus. right now it is a tragic moment, we are -- the funeral services are underway for 22-year-old national guard specialist bishop evans in arlington, texas. he drowned in the rio rio grande river here near eagle pass. his body was discovered four days later. rescues by guard members have really become a regular occurrence along the border. the texas tribune reports that evans went into the water without a floatation device to save two migrants, we know that for sure, but the texas tribune is reporting he didn't have a floatation device because a lot of the guards have not yet received that safety equipment. some two dozen migrants have drowned in the rio grande in just the last month. many take the risk even with kids. yesterday we saw a man swim the roughly 50 yards across to eagle pass, texas. he called for help and then made it safely and was promptly taken into custody by border patrol. there has been an increase in security in eagle pass over the last two weeks ever since governor abbott relax laxed the extra restricted vehicle restrictions he put on commercial vehicle traffic between the two countries. abbott did that in exchange for promises by four mexican states to increase migration enforcement. the last three days texas dps and the national guard have worked in tandem with mexican security forces holding joint shows of force to try to deter illegal migration. they've also added more conner is teen that wire that serves as an obstacle but, frankly, the migrants are still finding a way over. we visited one mexican a state this morning, and i spoke to my grants waiting in line for a shower, a telephone call. this man's name is arnold, he's been here for over a year. he has two kids and a pregnant wife. they've heard rumors about title 42 ending, they hope that it'll, hopefully, bring in some sort of hope for them to presidentially come into the united states legally. he says conditions here are extremely difficult. they are sleeping in a church right now. they're trying to make a living, trying to make it work, but they simply are having a tough time. i asked him if he was going to try to make it across illegally, he said as the situation continues to get desperate, it's something that he may do. he's been trying not to do it, but he's taking it day by day over there. and i think this, ultimately, just feels that both of these governments on both sides are super frustrated with the federal government response by the united states and mexico and lack thereof, actually with. jacqui: good point. bryan llenas in eagle pass, thank you so much. griff? griff: for more on the crisis at our southern border, let's bring in former acting i.c.e. director and heritage visiting fellow as well as fox news contributor tom homan. tom, you just herald bryan llenas' report there could be in eagle pass, that sector they've had 1,190 crossings in the last 24 hours. they are up 158%, and it looks like title 42's on the way out. what do you make of the situation right now? >> look, it's only going to get worse, right? i spent the last two days getting angry at the tv set with the secretary under oath sitting in front of congress saying the border's secure, the border's closed, and we're effectively managing this crisis. he lied under oath. the first sitting cabinet member that i know that lied under oath to members of congress. he lied to the american people. you can't say the border's closed and secure when you've got over 700,000 gotaways. you can't say the border's secure when you've got nearly 700 migrants have died on u.s. soil making this trip. you can't say the border's secure when there's enough fentanyl coming across this border to kill, that's killed 112,000 people. you can't say the border's secure when the mexican cartels are making billions. the mexican cartels control our southern border, griff. we no longer control it. a chief of patrol told me they can't contain what's coming in right now even with title 42. if they lift title 42, god help us. i didn't have griff -- griff: well, and the projections are you could have as many as 18,000 a day. you ran one of the border enforcement agencies. what does that do? how does the border patrol, cbp, i.c.e., how do they deal with something like that? >> first of all, we've got to understand even with title 42 they've arrested 42 people on the fbi screening database. that's what they've arrested. now, we know terrorists try to evade law enforcement. they're trained to do that. so if they've arrested 42, how many of the 700,000 are known suspected terrorists? border patrol has arrested people from 161 countries. many of those countries support terrorism. so if anybody thinks not a single one of these 700,000 came into this country to do us harm, they're not looking at the facts. i just said the border's already overwhelmed. just last month, 67,000 gotaways, just in one month. we we don't know who the hell they even are. so this immigration crisis, this humanitarian crisis, this public safety, public health crisis is turning into a national security crisis. and i'm angry are with the secretary because if he had one ounce of integrity, he would call the white house and say i no longer can support this open borders agenda because it's putting this country at great risk of terrorist attack. that's just a stone cold fact. so shame on him for continuing to support the open borders, and shame on him for lying under oath in front of congress. griff: so, tom, what should congress do? we hope that there is some bipartisan effort to stop title 42 from lifting, to perhaps go after secretary mayorkas? >> well, look, even with identitying 42 the, you know, the secretary said, well, that's a cdc thing, i can't control that. but what he can control is the remain in mexico program. we sued him to put that back in place. i was a part of that lawsuit. i've written more affidavits for the state of texas than i ever did as a special agent. so you've got to do the right thing for the american people and do, and stand up and tell the white house no. but what congress can do is call this secretary out, call him out and take the house and senate back and impeach him. he needs to be impeached, he needs to be removed. he has failed. he has been in a position for 15 months, almost 16. the president's been in position 16 months. the numbers keep climbing. they haven't done a single thing to slow the flow. even now. almost a billion dollars building facilities to process and release quicker which is just going to tell the cartels, bring more, because they're releasing them even quicker now. everything they've done is, acts as a mag innocent, and not a single thing, not onen enforcement strategy to secure that border. griff: well, tom, we are with less than 30 days away from that day, may 23rd, of title 43 lifting. we shall see what happens and what congress does, if anything, between now and then. tom homan, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. jacqui: severe weather continuing to threaten the midwest and south. officials say a tornado has ripped through damaging dozens of buildings and blocking roads. will nunley joins us from the ground in wichita, kansas, with the latest on in this storm. hi, will. >> reporter: hi. the fury of the storm has been replaced with a fury of activity as utility workers and first responders come in to try and help so many people in need. you can tell by the neighborhood behind me that has been leveled under power of this storm. we're about 15 miles outside of wichita, kansas. about 8:30 last night this perfectly formed, powerful twister consumed buildings, businesses, homes, cars. we have incredible video that i captured just a few feet away from where i'm standing right now as the ymca where during the height of this tornado this building took a direct hit. about 60 people were sheltering inside, and vehicles -- the parking lot was full of vehicles. they were slammed to the side of the building and even about 4 of those cars entering inside of this ymca as people were trying to have shelter. all the windows blown out, the roof taken apart. throughout these neighborhoods for blocks and blocks, homes have been demolished. the fire department telling us at this hour that, amazingly, to only about four injuries, no fatalities. there is a hefty damage assessment underway right now. about 85% of the people that lost power are already starting to see the lights come back on, so a lot of hard working men and women doing what they can to help those people in need. meanwhile, all eyes on texas today as we have another storm threat there. we're monitoring that around the clock on the free fox weather app, and i think when the storm assessments come back today, we're going to have readings of a very powerful storm. jacqui: you can see the damage that it did. will nunley for us, thank you so much. you can find the latest details on the storm and the weather in your area, download it on fox weather.com for continuing coverage and live updates. griff: and coming up, one young woman's story of the horrors of the war here in ukraine and the terrible human toll, next. ♪ ♪ terans. with the newday zero down home purchase loan, you can buy a home with no down payment. and rates are still low. already own a home and need cash? 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>> i know what to say to them. i just want to understand what's in their minds. what was the reason? did it -- was it for fun or why? griff: you hope that they'll be held accountable? >> i hope they will do something, that they will stop this, they will protest, but -- [inaudible] i also, i know that they were honoring the world war ii, they call it not the world, but the -- griff: victory day. >> yes. and i want to tell them that my great grandfather, he's over 90 years old, house in irpin, and it was destroyed. we don't know what happened to him. we found his wife, my great grandmother. she says that he was missing for three days and then she was emigrated. and so we are still trying to find him. he is a veteran of world war ii, can and this is happening. griff: you don't know where he is. >> yes. we don't know if he's dead or alive. we don't even know this. so i want russian people to understand that their government, their soldiers are harming civilians, their relatives, people like them, and i hope they will also do something to stop it. griff: tetiana is 20 years old. she was very brave and courageous to be tell her story, just a snapshot of the pape and suffering the ukrainian people have been feeling now for 66 days. jacqui: heartbreaking to listen to. thanks, griff. using social media to help turbocharge aid groups hoping tr ukrainian refugees. that's next. ♪ assengers wrap their arms around us, could we put little handles on our jackets? 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did either of you have volunteering or fundraising experience before all of this? and explain to our viewers how it corks, how you bring in -- it works and how you bring in money. how the whole thing happened. >> sure. so i've had the pleasure of working with the guys who created cook for syria campaign which was a phenomenal success a couple of years ago. so i reached out to them because i personally haven't had any fundraising experience before, and i wanted hair advice. and this fantastic food influencer who does some really amazing fund fund raising through food and through social media, he got onboard. he did cook for syria, so he's, like, i want to do cook for ukraine for you guys. he got a bunch of amazing people together for us, and we kind of got the campaign running within 24 hours of the idea popping up in my head. and the way that it works, basically three ways. the most immediate and simple way, perhaps, is to invite people to cook something from ukraine, share the picture of the meal on social media with the hashtag cook for ukraine and then share the link to our giving page. and the next step would be to host a supper club or a fundraising activity like a bake sale with your friends at the local school, at the local community center, and the third level is we're teaming up with restaurants across the u.k., and we're also launching in the u.s. very soon where we invite restaurants as an optional donation to the bill of each customer. so it's either one or two or three pounds, and we've had about almost 300 restaurants sign up. so it's really a beautiful effort from the whole hospitality industry and, of course, the the social media campaign is global. we have people cooking as far and wide as japan, australia with, the united states, canada, the u.k., europe, you know, so it's been absolutely incredible to see the response. jacqui: that's very impressive. and how much have you been able to raise so far, and how has social media played a role in all of this? >> well, we've managed to raise close to a million pounds, which is just a astonishing, in a few months. the way that people have come together and the way, obviously, you know, the horrors that are happening in ukraine right now have touched them, it's giving us so much hope. and, of course, social media plays a huge part, you know? and it's very clever on the part of -- for example, to tap into that existing foodie culture. you know, it's so easy, people are constantly browsing pictures of food on instagram. but the existing kind of trend to be turned into something that has such an important humanitarian value was really amazing. jacqui: well, so much of us have been watching what's happening in ukraine and wondering and wanting to do something about it, so i really commend you. if anyone wants more information on this group, the web site is cook for ukraine.org. alissa, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate your time. >> thank you. griff: great interview. that will pretty much do it for us. it was great to be with you. 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