officials locate four kidnapped americans after they were stuffed in the back of a pickup truck. now two are dead. two alive. plus a new exclooifs be interview with ukraine s president. a 45-minute conversation including volodymyr zelenskyy s take on a setback in bakhmut. and ron desantis tries to grab the moment. the governor delivers the state of the state address, and previews his 2024 plan to make america more like florida. up first for us, devastating words from a mexican border taunt. officials announcing two american kidnapped victims are two, two others are alive. a source tells cnn that one of those two locked in a battle to survive. the race against the clock to find the hostages started last week. just across the border with the brazen attack. you can see it here. gunmen firing on the van before pulling americans from the car. john miller is working his sources. we begin with our security correspondent josh campbell. what s the latest on the sad tragedy here?
international law as well as on human dignity. so i make no apologies for that. how do you square that? especially the part of human dignity. it s a hard one to square. he campaigned saying he would end the trump immigration policies some of them they have maintained or extended. . at least conversation about whether they go back to this. they are saying if they were to renew some kind of policy, it would be done under the legal rules in terms of the number of days. there s things they have to do in terms of figuring out in from a budget standpoint. where they house people and a lot of scrutiny with anything that involves children. this goot came up in the obama administration as well. trump got a lot of heat for it. do they have a plan to make it less an affront to human dignity? sources say that the time they would be in there would be less. so they wouldn t be there for
century, biggest war of our generation. his blow is not a blow on ukraine, it is a blow on the humanity, on dignity, on human dignity, on human rights, on human lives. so i d like to say that we expect the international community to stand up with ukraine and i think that the response should be based not on the principle of nato membership, it should be based on moral responsibility to stop this hell that is happening in the heart of europe. it is not an attack on ukraine, it is an attack on the whole democratic world. what do you want from the international community, do you want boots on the ground in your country? well, you know, we wanted to become a nato member. we haven t been given nato membership. in 2008 during the bucharest
if you come to the border, you are not going to get. in is that message being firmly sent by the administration? are they reluctant to do this? remember with president biden when he was candidate biden and even when he was president talked about the inhumanity of the remain in mexico policy which mexico was a partner in. listen. i make no apologies for ending programs that did not exist before trump became president that have an incredibly negative impact on the law, international law, as well as on human dignity. it has imposed unjustifiable human costs pulled resources and personnel away from other priority efforts and failed to address the root causes of irregular migration. deeply flawed. that s why we stopped enrolling individuals in day one and subsequently issued a memorandum in june terminating the program. steve: so they are going to restart the remain in mexico program also known as the
rolling back the policies of remain in mexico, sitting on the edge of the rio grande in a muddy circumstance and not enough to eat, i make no apologies for that. for make no apologies for ending programs that did not exist before trump became president that have an incredibly negative impact on a law, international law as well as on human dignity. in president biden s first press conference since taking office he emphasized his decision to roll back trump s remain in mexico policy as a matter of getting rid of immigration policies that cop trudict asylum laws and result in humane consequences. the non-profit has tracked over 1,500 reports of kidnappings and