very special show next sunday, the recovery and rebuilding. join us then when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ abby: welcome to this fox nation in-depth grateful nation. i'm abby hornacek, one of the many hosts on fox nation. throughout the month of may we are recognizing some of the amazing acts of patriotism by the men, women and animals who fight for our freedoms every day. tonight we are giving you a sneak peek at the stories of heroism you won't see anywhere except on our subscription and streaming service, like this, take a look. >> my photographer, christian and i, were in a rack and there were moments when we look at each other and say what are we doing here. we were journalists but it was in war in those moments that i

don't know if you did this where you just think how did i get here. >> so many people asked to meet that question. one of the things about marines and you've been with them, rick, were trained to do what we are told. were we scared? you bet you we were scared. absolutely. but we were trained to do what we were told to do. so we would get on the line and the chinese would attack and you'd be shooting the machine gun or with your rifle and as someone said, take the hill, you would charge up the hill and you would sweat and then sat down. ♪ abby: that was marine veteran colonel warren who was among the troops who fought it one of the most consequential military engagements of the korean war.

the battle of chosen reservoir. now in his 90s he still recalls the feeling of returning from the korean war with his fellow soldiers to a country that failed to knowledge their sacrifice. you can watch the full episode of a real marines right now on fox nation, start your free trial and start streaming tonight. while the majority of us are staying home to help stop the spread of the coronavirus there are some of the lessons to be learned about quarantine from our men and women in uniform. here's a look at modern warriors. >> what is your message to americans right now at this moment. >> there's a mantra in our unit, the night stalkers, served with the pride in memory of those who came before you. they fought to win, love to fight and rather die than quit. that holds true for the veterans out there that are trying to set their example. you can do so may things before you just have to be a republican or democrat or a liberal or conservative. >> these hardships are what bring people together, as long

as they don't fracture them. abby: i love what joey said. you can be so many things before you walk on one side or the other and the hardships bring people together as long as it doesn't fracture them. great outlook for a time as uncertain as right now. log onto fox nation .com to watch the entire modern warriors hoping for a unique perspective during this pandemic. look, our nation's first responders and veterans put their lives on the line every day for us, to keep us healthy and safe. now there's a program to take care of them. it is called warrior ranch. watch. >> when you are in battle the consequences could be fatal then you have to turn it off and you come home. >> he was sleeping and i touched him. >> immediately straddled her and i was going to kill her. >> that switch sometimes goes off but a lot of times that switch doesn't go all the way to the off position.

>> racehorses in general are trained to go, go, go then we bring them back after they are no longer going to race and we want them to blend back in. >> we try to get horses involved with soldiers. >> he who moves the horse, wins the war. >> he's probably come call me out more than i had him. >> you probably cannot stand sand blast the smile off my face. >> ptsd was less lethal being around the horses. >> horses, horses, is where th that. abby: warrior ranch provides a safe haven for health and well-being for veterans, first responders and families and horses in need. we follow u.s. army staff sergeant james allen pennington and retired resource read on their journey to recovery as they learn to help one another. the full story of the warrior ranch history now on fox nation, sign up to become a member and watch tonight britt also this

month on fox nation grateful patient investigative journalist lara logan is back with the new season of her hit series larra logan has no agenda entitled america's veterans. this time clara looks at the current state of affairs for those who bravely served our country. the first episode takes you behind the scenes of the humanitarian effort to save the innocent citizens caught up in the 2017 battle and i do want to warn you this clip is difficult to watch. take a look. >> that is more than we saw the carnage. some came up and we pushed down to the street and we started seeing a couple of dead bodies but we thought it was a couple of civilians and we were looking down and started to realize they said there are five dead bodies over there but then the veil was lifted and it wasn't piles of rags or clothes or luggage out in the streets but corpses. >> we saw seven kids moving along this little wall across the street and as they moved

back-and-forth they were killed one by one. very quickly there was only one candidate left. watching this happen was horrible. >> this little girl with pigtails was the only child left stranded next to the body of her dead mother and two men wounded by the mines. there were only 150 yards from her butt across the open area isis guns had a clear shot and they begged the iraqis to cover them and persuaded a u.s. commander there to drop smoke from the screen. with grenades hitting the tanks they could only a couple weapon when they had to. >> they said i will go get this little girl, cover me. abby: joining me now is lara logan, host of lara logan had no agenda only on fox nation. larra, that was a pretty powerful video.

can you tell me more about the new season america's veterans? >> what we wanted to do with his episode was to allow veterans to speak for themselves and i'm always trying to go beyond the common narratives around this. what you hear from most people is that veterans are a mass shooting waiting to happen but it's this perception that every veteran has ptsd and is broken and reaching out with their hands looking for someone to help them. that is not the case at all. that is very real and very valid but there are many other parts to this story. in that segment what you are looking at is soldiers who had taken off their uniforms, left the military but don't leave the battlefield and they don't go back to fight. they will fight if they have to defend themselves or to save someone but they are there to help people and [inaudible] you just saw him in that video with

one of his volunteers and they say they go with love in our hearts and people can roll their eyes at that but you should take a look at what they've been doing from the burma to the middle east for decades. they put their money where their mouth is. if you are sitting at home criticizing maybe you should try walking in their shoes. that's the point of this entire episode, the second part is about veterans success stories because there are many and they're not often told. the third part is really about that extreme situation of suicides more than 22 veterans commit suicide every day in this country and the last part is an expiration of the military zito's of no man left behind but the real purpose of this is to let people speak for themselves. abby: it is a really incredible purpose that you are showing to your viewers, lara. i just want to know from you, do you have a personal connection to this? what was the motivation behind

these episodes? >> this is the product of more than 20 years of covering, not just these wars but i've been on battlefields going back to the civil war in angola, mozambique, wars that young people today probably never heard of and only a few americans might remember. i'm not gone to war because i'm a war junkie, that's one of the worst things you could say to me because when you know what you sacrifice to go into the worst of situations and open yourself up completely and go with an open heart and with an open mind i don't do it for adrenaline or thrills but because things are at stake. the same principles are at stake right here in the united states and those principles of freedom and equality and justice for all, those are the things, if you send people to die in your name, i just believe we have a responsible lead to know what it is we're asking asking them to do and to calculate the full cost and the whole context and there is a price we all pay for

everything we do in our lives and for what we do as a country. this is about trying to understand that. my entire life has been about trying to understand and know the truth so that i can have something meaningful to share with people who don't have the ability to do that. actually, it is true that the united states government belongs to the people. it is a government for the people but how can the people make good decisions at their doing two, three jobs like most people where i live in the hill country in texas outside of austin and people have two, three jobs. the live week to week but they are paying their bills and what they are doing is honest and they are doing their best every single day. they don't want to make a mistake at the polls and they want to do the right thing. that is part of my job and my response ability in my duty as a journalist to find out what's going on but i don't like to take other people's words for. i like to see it happen in front of me and learn about it and learn about it from the ground up and from every single person

in every part of it. i never close off my mind never close off my hartford i don't have to agree with you to listen to you. abby: never close off your mind and your heart. that is something to live by and we are all looking forward to this new season, lara. thank you for joining and for doing the work you do. >> thank you. abby: okay, mark your calendars, lara logan has no agenda, americans veterans drops memorial day, may 25, only on fox nation. it is not just selfless americans fighting on the front lines around the world but they have four-legged partners who are not only intelligent but also tough. one dog shine a light on their unsung hero is him last fall after being injured in the raid that took out isis leader. >> conan was very badly hurt, as you know. they thought maybe he would not recover but he recovered quickly and has since gone on very important raids. i was told about the debris and told about conan himself and

conan is a tough cookie. nobody will mess with conan. abby: tough cookie indeed. we all fell in love with conan after that. it's hard not to. what is amazing about conan's story is he brought attention to the fact that there are hundreds of other dogs serving on the battlefield, saving soldiers lives, every single david now and a new fox nation special, the heroes who fought alongside these four-legged fighters are telling their story. >> one thought went through harvey's head as he and jackson lay in that ditch. >> we would die but we would die together. >> if they didn't, he struck a bargain with jackson. >> i made a promise to jackson at that time if you got me through that mission i would do every thing in my power to give him the life he deserved when he

was done with his military service. we stayed in that ditch for 16 hours. ♪ about the morning time, early morning time the next day, they were able to free the first bradley and come pick us up. >> safe at last, the two, the man and his dog, were sent home a few weeks later. harvey knew he may never get the chance to make good on his promise to jackson who was moving on to a new handler. >> i never cried in iraq or cried when i left for iraq and never cried when i saw my family for the first time or my friends when i came back from iraq but when i close the gate and me and jackson sat in the kennel we cried for a good hour, hour and half. we knew we were safe but i knew that was the last time i could possibly ever hold his leash and because he had to start building a bond with his new handler and

there was emotional and is still emotional to this day thinking about it. ♪ abby: that was a clip of hero dogs, hosted by fox news and night anchor, shannon. the series featured the amazing power of a belgian mahlon wall who had been working with the u.s. military since world war i when they served as messengers and assistance to the red cross. check out these amazing canines, all three episodes of hero dogs, are available right now on fox nation. if you are still wondering what is fox nation? don't worry, it is simple. we are a subscription streaming service brought to you by fox news. we have daily shows, original series, live streams and special events. they are all hosted by favorite fox personalities. go to fox nation .com or the app store to download it in just

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station in miramar, much more than a movie set but this is where the pilots portrayed by tom cruise and val kilmer have been training in life for years and now we have the unique opportunity to go inside and experience the real top gun of story. >> this is the coolest thing. abby: that was a sneak peek of my new special, but becoming top gun. this is such an eye-opening experience to film. these extraordinary men women deserve so much credit for what they do in and the trainee they go through. it's already a lot to maneuver a fighter jet in the air but then add in some of those stressful situations these pilots are put in. if i am being honest i do not think about the effects geforce has on your body and to give that context i passed out three times and threw up twice. one was taken a flight with the blue angels it put things into perspective for me and i hope this entire special does the

same for youtube. don't miss becoming top gun, only on fox nation been set up now so you can beat when the first to stream it. also this month on fox nation we are welcoming paula deen to our streaming service family. she is serving up delicious southern dishes for any occasion. >> welcome to at home with me, paula deen. ♪ >> this recipe will work for any rib roast. super, super simple. ♪ >> if you have company and they never had my potatoes before they will want to know what in the world is that. [laughter] >> with kosher salt, [inaudible]

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♪ >> live from america's news headquarters i met marianne had president trump not only back against his predecessors: quote obama, rosalie incompetent bednarz words are in response to the former commander-in-chief's criticism of the current administration. obama calling out u.s. leaders overseen the coronavirus pandemic saying they were not even pretending to be in charge. all this is trump pushes obama gate, as he undermined his

administration. another we can spend inside new york city residents came out in droves last night. hundreds were seen on the upper east side and ignoring social distancing guidelines and enjoying the warm weather paid in response, mayor bill de blasio sent a warning to the city saying the people breaking social distancing were putting lives in danger "-right-double-quote, if we have to shut places down we will. i'm marianne rafferty, now back to fox nation in-depth. ♪ abby: welcome back to this fox nation in-depth, grateful nation but i'm your host abby hornacek. all this month we are honoring our nations service members and their inspiring stories of patriotism. it is something we celebrate every day on fox nation and country star john rich is no exception. he celebrities to open up and talk about their personal journey to achieving to be

american dream. here's a sneak peek of season two of the pursuit with john rich. ♪ >> it's john rich and welcome to the pursuits. not many people in modern iraq and say they narrowly escaped a communist country and traveled by vote to find a new life in north america. that is exactly how robert story start. >> nobody in life gives you anything, life doesn't give you what you deserve, life gives you what you make of it. >> i was 12, 13 years old and i knew i wanted to be music in my life with my father was strict and will not allow it in his house so at the age of 15 i ran away from home and i climbed out the back window and my dad's house and my mom's house and hitchhiked to memphis to change the stream. >> they had to hear everybody and only listen to a few. then you've got to follow your heart, always, always follow your heart. >> all we really have control

over is today. between now and the time you put your head on the pillow live rights, be good to people, live in god's will. if you work as hard as you possibly can and have your priorities straight and live in god's will you will be okay. >> anyone who still dreams of something in life, no matter how old you are, it's never too late in life to be who you might have been. so keep dreaming and pursue that dream. >> to our military and their families, because without them we would not be able to pursue happiness and we understand that we sleep beneath the blanket of freedom they provide. >> on the count of three give me a hell yeah. one, two, three. >> hell yeah ♪ abby: really great guests and the stories get to hear. cowboy troy, if i had a glass i would raise it with you, to the

men women plus the families who serve our country for allowing us to sleep beneath that blanket of freedom they provide but you didn't say it best. season two of the pursuit with john rich drops tomorrow exclusively on fox nation. sign up and start your free trial tonight. speaking of our good friend, john rich, he is known for getting the party started. that is why we turn to him when we wanted to bring families together on friday night during this pandemic. fox nation host kacie mcdonald is here with the details. casey. >> how are you, abby? abby: so good. it's great to see it. we have not seen each other for two months now. >> it's been crazy but so great we have things like this. for example, what started as one lifestream concert, wanted him back in april it has not turned out to be dad but it's a new family tradition. it's called fox nation presents friday night live with bringing the comedy and country and so much more. take a look.

>> hello america, it's john rich. do we have any johnny cash fans out there? ♪ >> welcome to my house. >> you will hang out with me tonight and i'll play some music. >> i'm john rich and this is my good friend here, kenny paid thank you for joining us in your homes all around america and around the world. >> i think we've been bummed out and we could use a laugh and i'm like i'm in. i'm in spirit one of my favorite things to do at the house. >> we been meaning to have you all over, welcome to our house. >> and travis. ♪ ♪ >> if you are just tuning - while down. ♪

>> i still will weird when i go into a grocery store and i'm wearing a mask and everyone it sounds like bain from batman. [inaudible] >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ abby: absolutely.

you know we've already got stars lined up for the next few weeks. this friday just in time for memorial day weekend veteran and country music star craig morgan will perform live only on fox nation as well as our fox nation facebook page the fun starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern time but we know you will be there. if you love music and having fun, for that matter, this next story is for you. there is an app completely taken over the world and the social media world during this quarantine is called tick-tock. you may have heard of it. i know i have. you dance, sing and lip-synch and you can become tick-tock famous and pay your bills for the rest of your life but i talked to the folks from tick-tock about its surge in popularity for years after its launch. >> it's come down to a few factors. one is this idea that tik-tok is all about real people and real content but it goes back to this

idea that people feel this freedom to express themselves and beat themselves on tik-tok and may not feel comfortable in other platforms. i also think it goes back to the tools that we give to our community that allows them to have that creative spirit and i think it also is the fact that the content itself is so positive that people are sharing it across, not just on platform, but texting it to their friends and it becomes viral in that sense as well but people are learning about tik-tok and they want to be calm part of the larger trend. >> i'm one of those people that wanted to get into the larger trend. i do have tik-tok and i got it before the special but the world of tik-tok is streaming right now on fox nation but it's been a roller coaster ride but been pretty hundred abby, do have a tik-tok? abby: i don't but maybe i should get one. i have been known for my tall lanky awkward dances. if that is what turns on there maybe i would be good at it. >> oh, yeah.

your are a star in the making. [laughter] abby: sounds interesting and it has been a huge trend buried we appreciate you coming on and telling us more about it. when we come back, fox nation has you covered on the real story behind the bins where the secrets everyone is talking about. next i grow my dad and what it was really like guarding michael jordan. plus, nancy grace takes on the biggest crimes and you won't believe what she found out. ♪

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you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ♪ abby: one of the things that many of us are finding in common is the sting apart shutdown is banned where the new shows. one of them is called the last dance for the documentary features nba legend michael jordan brought his career and during his final championship of

the chicago bulls. the story is a little personal to me because my dad played against mj. i thought i would pick his brain on what it was like to play against the goats. it's all in a fox nation special called guardian jordan. to be a six time nba champion like michael jordan you have to have the x factor but what are three things you think when you think about michael jordan? >> iq said, it's a phenomenal feat to win a championship first of all and then went back to back. that lee came out of the [inaudible] in every team that played they looked it up and said it was a championship game and they were the top dog in the left but to back that up night in and night out for us even the second year is tough. these days michael did it three times, twice, he won three in a row. you have to have something else, another factor paid michael is a

with the competitiveness and ruthlessness and i guess there's never a game or pickup game he's lost because he played all out and he hated to lose. i think those traits made him the superstar that he was. abby: i honestly learned a lot during the special. growing up when my dad left for a game to me he was just leaving for work and at that age i didn't understand the magnitude of playing in the league against an all-time great like michael jordan. of course, i would really watch the games and highlights but it's been fun watching the last dance and asking him all about what it was like to step on that court against mj and scottie pippen and dennis rodman paid for guide to not know that in having me home during the stay-at-home order it would be bring your dad to workday every day. i don't think you are going to hear this perspective anywhere else so if you want an exclusive insight into what it was like to

play on that court with michael jordan, guardian jordan is out right now only on fox nation pretty the other show is tiger king. the documentary highlights accusations against the central characters, joe exotic and his nemesis, carol baskin but some of the obvious questions went officially unanswered. we put nancy grace on the case and she uncovered a lot of new information. take a look. >> we wanted those babies away from their mom but i didn't think he thinks the laws apply to him. >> did joe exotic himself shoot the tigers? >> yes, every time but a monster is a relative term and joe fits the bill. >> what happened to your arm? >> fifteen, 20 seconds of him showing me he's a tiger. >> do you believe he really wanted carol baskin dead? >> there is no doubt in my mind.

he was laughing and it was a big joke to him. he was a fake crier. we were in this splash zone and tears. ♪ >> there was really no question about his guilt. >> how would he get the babies away from the moms? >> they would poke and prod menus expire extinguishers as mocha the mom out. you got sticks and him firing guns in the air. >> did you ever hear exotic talking about how much he here hated carol baskin? >> every day. this man is a lunatic. >> i wanted the public to understand that the fake cancer and the fake music and killing the animals. >> there was no question that he was murdered and someone is lying about it. ♪ >> what i had heard is that he

was strangled from the backseat of an airplane over the golf at 50 feet and dropped out over the golf. >> i'm thoroughly convinced he was killed. >> i think it was staged. >> let's establish the fact that we know to be true. >> he was concerned that his wife would harm him at the time. >> there is a lot of work to be done in this case. abby: this series really was disturbing and nancy got a lot of insight scoop from people close to the case who could speak directly to what kind of monster joe exotic really was. you will see that in the special. tiger king investigation with nancy grace is available now on fox nation. plus, you will see the full unedited interviews with key characters in the tiger king of story. when we come back, escape to the great outdoors without leaving your couch paid we show you the secrets to our country's national parks. ♪ saturdays happen.

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