Words. Its beyond what anyone would ever want to imagine, much less actually see and god forbid, experience. A baby, an infant riddled with bullets. Soldiers beheaded. Young people burned alive in their cars or in their hideaway rooms. I could go on. But its simply depravity in the worst imaginable way. It almost defies comprehension. When you see this, you try to imagine, maybe not try, you ca help but imagine yourself, your family, your loved ones, your friends, in that situation. In that predicament. And maybe the best word for it for me is overwhelming. It is also hard and bad for the innocent people in gaza. And it is getting worse there by the hour. Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is vowing to kill every Single Member of hamas. And in the effort to root them out, the idf says they have dropped about 6,000 bombs weighing more than 4,000 tons on gaza. Leveling entire neighborhoods. Here is a flier one civilian sent to nbc news. The israeli army dropped them in northern gaza, Warn
residential districts of mariupol and bodies lay on the street and there are mass graves in the city. my heart is breaking every minute when i think i m warm and i have breakfast and my parents live in a basement looking for water. preparing food on an open fire. the exits for mariupol who try to escape the city gets killed. russia say it s not true. if it s not true, my parents would be with me. 350,000 people in mariupol sit in a mouse trap and these people doesn t have food anymore. this war started two weeks ago like an ordinary war, army against army and all of the world saw how ukrainians fought and resisted and you helped us with weapons sanctions, money, you can t imagine how grateful we are but situation completely change.
and whether it s chemical weapons or biologic, or god for bid, strategic military strike. i m not suggesting it should be in kind as the president said, but we have to step it up militarily. a no-fly zone is difficult because of the fact that you have these soviet era systems in ukraine that are not effective always as against the more modern russian systems that are in russia and belarus. take those out, one idea. sandra: senator, thanks for joining us. fox news polling does show that when asked should the u.s. be doing more to help the ukrainians in the fight against russia, 63% say yes. you have you fall into that category, and weapons sanctions, tat tax treatment, not let
poisoned by a chemical weapon that violates our chemical we weapons sanctions. and yet the president has yet to put those sanctions in place, nor congressionally mandated sapgss to stop norstream ii. the meeting putin and biden are having is geneva, switzerland, i think. but nad to the two americans in russian prisons you ve been talking about, and i ve been covering, paul w whchlt eeland and trevor reed, what do you think biden should do to stop these cyber attacks by the russian government and bad actors in russia? what kind of retribution would you support? i think he needs to make it clear that s unacceptable, whether it be russian state sponsored attacks to russian mafia, which i think putin has tasked the approval of, that we re not going to let these go without consequences in the future, whether it be sanctions or once we do the tricks to hit them back.