unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening, thank you again to my colleague, my friend benjamin halle at fox that worked so hard getting him to safety and working with him on his recovery. and benjamin, thank you for sitting down with me for the full hour. "saved." available for preorder on amazon.com. bookstores everywhere on march 14th. documentary version sacrifice and survival, debut at 9:00 p.m. on march the 19th right here on the fox news channel. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham is up next with the i think gram angle. hope you have a great weekend. >> from washington tonight. now the list of what qualifies as racist grows by the day. gas stoves, english grammar, mathematics, words like master bedroom and field office, uh-uh, can't say them. now we add to that, automobiles and driving in general. a new piece by sandy roth in the la times provides a window into the insanity that is the modern liber

benjamin hall, saved, a war reporter's mission to make it home. my friend, welcome home. >> thank you. of. >> pleasure to be here. >> you talk about the term war correspondent which you've been all over the world. there's been many conflicts. you've been -- you were at the syrian civil war, you were in mosul in iraq. you were in kabul in afghanistan. during wartime, mogadishu, and, of course, ukraine. you're in war zones. that's your job. it's so hard, you -- i can only imagine the things that you've seen over the years and every place you've been to. tell us about that. >> yeah, it's a job that you can both love and both hate. you hate it because you see some of the horrible things, horrible things -- families losing everything, homes, schools being demolished, schools who have nothing. you have to love it. you have to understand why you're doing it and the importance of it. you can understand it as you tell other people really have influence. i think we need to know these stories. it's been hard. a job once you start, once you love it, it's very

with benjamin hall in new york . here is part one of this interview. >> benjamin hall saved a warrem reporter's mission to make it home. >> my friendmy friend,, welcomer thank you. it's great to see you. pleasure to be here.t th you talk about the term of war correspondent. you've been all over the world. unfortunately, there been been conflicts. and you've been you wereyou' av the syrian civil war. >> you were in mosul in iraq. you we you were in kabul and in afghanistan during wartime mogadishu. >> and then, of course, ukraine . >> you were in war zones.job. that's your job. so hard. y i can only imagine the things that you've seen over the years and every place you've been to telace you've babout thl us t >> yeah, it's a job that youe se both love and both hate. you hate it because you see some of the horrible things, horrible things, families losing everything, homes ev, molished schools being demolished, children who have nothing. nothhave to love ischot to .ols yoing.u haveve it. to undey you're doing it and th

we have a terrific gift, benjamin hall. a fantastic book out.orter mission to make it home. you can get it on johnny joamazon. i have never bet or sto met or spoken with benjamin hall over. we talk about ukraine and russia all of the time, he was not only there but left part of hits body there, a great hon to honor to meet you, your book is unbelievable. it is horrifying in some ways and other ways inspirational. you can tell america concisely what happened to and you your colleagues that day. >> mark. my pleasure. we were doing that day, to go out tell a story of what is happening in a war and our viewers why it is important and why it does really matter, we were filming in a village, outside of the capital city of kyiv. this is time when russia almost surrounded capital city, everyone thought they would take it. we filmed for a few hours, we saw churches demolished and schooled bombed. we made our way back toward the capital city of kyiv, we slowed down in an abandoned checkpoint out of nowhere a first bomb came whistling from overhead, landed

benjamin hall returns home.d morning. >> brian: it is emotional for us to see you. >> it's been a long year for me and one of the things i want to do is get back on air, get back to work and look for things that you want to do. so being here today is emotional for me, also what's on one of the things i want to achieve. >> ainsley: i know you are supposed to be on shaun's show a little segment. he interviewed you and said, i've got to spend an hour talking to him. i know he's doing his entire show dedicated to you in everything you have gone through. when we were talking to you every morning out there in ukraine when the war started, we were all saying prayers for you because we knew it was so dangerous. then we learned the worst. tell us what that moment was like. i know you saw your daughter there telling you to wake up, daddy. tell us what that was like in those last moments with pierre because i know you held his hand and was there with him. >> that was the moment we knew we were out covered as an abandoned v

benjamin hall will join us later right here at the table to share his incredible story of survival, nearlyear to the day since a devastating blast from ukraine almost took his life. but first, democrats getting slammed for attacking the twitter files, journalists and an explosive hearing, liberals claim freedom of the press unless it is something that makes them look bad, democrats ripping the reporters who broke the story exposing how twitter worked with the feds to silence free speech. >> elon musk spoon fed you cherry picked information, which generates another right-wing conspiracy theory. is it true that you have profited since you were the recipients of the twitter files? you have made money? >> it is probably a wash honestly. >> no, you have made money you did not have before, correct? >> but i have also spent money i did not have before. >> attention, eyeballs, money, all of it points to problems with accuracy and credibility. >> judge jeanine: the attacks going even further. dems also try to intimidate and demand to know the source of the twitter files. >> this is not just a matte

benjamin hall, good morning. >> benjamin: good morning.t, look where we are today, sitting here today and come a long way. remember one year ago, pierre and sasha passed away. i spoke to pierre's wife this morning, she is really strong and doing well, that is what we think today. horrible things happened, here we are today, keep moving forward. >> dana: so much has to do with your approach from the moment it happened until you're sitting here today, your determination to be here, to get back to your family through all the agony and pain you went through, but you never let that get you down and this past week has been inspiring for us. we are grateful you are here. >> benjamin: thank you very much. we always wondered before covering conflict, if this happened, how would you get through it, could you find the strength? my wife and i say it doesn't matter, you have no choice. you have to get through it, find ways to do it. we have done it with your help, fox's help and a whole community around us, we're lucky. >> bill: are you sick of us yet?

i know he's in heaven right now and i talk to him everyday, as well. >> harris: benjamin hall, i'm glad home, thank you for sharing your heart and story on this and thank you for sharing your faith with me in focus, anything you would like to add? >> benjamin: just keep focusing on positive and helping out wherever you can, know no matter how hard, whatever you are going through, there is light on the other side, always is and i felt this whole year and i was blessed to feel that. no matter what it is, someone will help you get through it, give you strength and power and believe it. believe that the good is there and it is there. >> harris: i'm gla glad you are my friend. >> benjamin: and you mine. >> harris: a documentary about ben's rescue will air here on fox news and you can watch "sacrifice and survival, a story from the frontline," this sunday night 9 p.m. eastern. don't miss it. ben's book "saved" now available wherever books are sold, an absolute must-read. thank you. now back to the news. president biden yet again claiming republicans are the only ones who want to defund the po

alert to pass along to you and this is news that we hate to pass along. >> bret: our correspondent benjamin hall kyiv in ukraine. >> another alert right now and this is news we have been waiting on. update on our colleague ben hall. is he now safe and out of ukraine. >> bret: tonight, the amazing story of fox news state department correspondent benjamin hall one year ago tomorrow. he was seriously injured during a missile strike covering the ukraine war. fox news photo journalist pierre jeffs ski and ukrainian journalist sasha were traveling with him were killed. ben endured roughly 30 surgeries since then. he lost leg on one side. a foot on the other. along with function of one hand and one eye. but benjamin's amazing story told in the new book "saved" a war reporter's mission to make it home which comes out tomorrow on the anniversary of that attack and so happy to see you ben hall. we have talked on the phone. we have exchanged emails. but it is so good to see you in person. >> bret, i can't believe it's been almost a year. tomorrow is a year since we were attacked and i think during that tim

casualties are being reported as ukraine, again, is accusing the kremlin of targeting civilians. >> benjamin halln? >> ben: yeah, pete, ainsley good morning. in the background we heard a very large bang. taken four days to get this far. the u.n. says 120,000 have fled the country feared it could raise to 5 million if the russians continue their push in this westward direction. it is getting harder and harder to get out of ukraine at the moment. in many cases you don't need tickets anymore. you have to get on the whatever train you can. the once bustling streets. people don't come out anymore except for food and supplies. everyone knows that the russian invasion is coming. the people here will not roll over. they won't back down when the russians arrive and the russians are not far outside the city. >> for so many different reasons. a true catastrophe. greater than the one we are already seeing. >> jesse: throughout benjamin hall's career his mantra to get the story you have to take the risks, sometimes enormous risks and for ben no risk was too big. so when fighting broke out in ukraine ben rushe

tonight benjamin hall will be speaking out, a year ago he was caught in a deadly blast in ukraine andt his cameraman, he lost his leg and the foot on the other leg, he lost function of one eye. he will tell you the story of what was going through his mind during that blast and what gave him ability to hang on and fight. he's had 30 surgeries. >> steve: he was on our show and talked about, he has a new book coming out, join sean at 9:00. republicans on capitol hill are having series of hearings in things that have happened overlast couple years and most powerful was yesterday. yesterday the house had a meeting about the chaaon the withdrawal from afghanistan. joe biden was president when this occurred. we show you images that day. one of the most powerful speakers was sergeant tyler vargas andrews, he lost his arm and has scars from the explosion at the gate. >> ainsley: he lost his leg, too. >> steve: he did lose his leg. he feels terrible because he had a chance to kill the person who blew up and murdered 11 americans, but he was not given the okay by his supervisors. listen to what

trey: benjamin hall, his new book. "saved: a war reporter's mission to make it home" out now.tuned for ben's remarkable journey with never before seen footage sacrifice and survival, tonight at 9 p.m. eastern, thank you for spending part of your sunday with us, good night from south carolina, "life, liberty and levin" is up next. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america. i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin." you know the great rush limbaugh was a dear friend of mine. he won't said to me, never underestimate the intelligence and knowledge of your audience, never. one day it will catch up with

back together, to help me. >> shannon: many of you know fox news state department correspondent benjamin hall was gravely injured covering the war in ukraine last year. veteran war reporter who covered syria and afghanistan from the frontline. when russia invaded ukraine, he was ready to go, just weeks in hall and his team were hit by a russian strike. two fellow fox news members were killed. i sat down with this week with benjamin to talk about the miraculous rescue and recovery. >> shannon: it is so great to see you in person and i know our viewers are anxious to hear how you are and your story and this brand-new book you have, "saved," i don't rise without kleenex. so many miracles and beautiful things in the book. you tell us what motivated you about going to the frontline and you thought the stories were important to tell. >> yeah, even after everything that happened to me, the role and job we do is essential and i encourage other people to tell stories. myself, i started covering conflicts, i was fascinated by human experience and extremes and see life and death up close and to understa

benjamin hall and the memories of pierre and sasha coming up soon. today is thursday.push for a four-day work week could have a saying thank god it is thursday. some companies and even school districts have chopped a day out of the week. lydia hu will tell us what this is all about from fox business. >> most recently, a six month pilot program in the u.s. and ireland examining the four-day work week was concluded. 26 companies shrank their companies and kept the pay the same. the results are positive. about nine out of ten companies say they are definitely or planning to continue with the shortened schedule. so we wondered is the appetite for a four-day work week growing? we asked people around manhattan what they think. one person we disliked the idea. watch. >> if your company said we'll experiment moving to four days instead of five you would say count me in? >> i think i would, yeah, for sure. if i got paid the same for working less i'm all in for that. who wouldn't be. >> a four-day week in the office would strike me as more productive than two days in the office

our colleague benjamin hall sharing details of how he escaped ukraine after being attacked by russianly survived the deadly incident. two of our colleagues, pierre zakrzewski and journalist sasha kuvshynova tragically lost their lives. tonight fox news airs new documentary with never before seen review from that day and benjamin hall shares what happens just moments before his team was struck by russian fire. >> benjamin: we thought we were going five minutes around the corner to film abandoned villages. there was a bombed out gas station. do you want to go see further? we went a little bit further. interviewed some ukrainian soldiers who were there. >> the sounds of shelling is constant outside here in kyiv. >> benjamin: we were filming outside a building hit badly and heard shelling in the background. it sounded about 20 miles away, not in the vicinity, it wasn't a huge worry at the time. >> mike: benjamin hall's story remarkable, the two-hour special sacrifice and survival, story from the frontline airs tonight 9 p.m. eastern on fox news channel, do not miss it. you can see an exte

our correspondent benjamin hall and his wife, alicia, one year after the attack in ukraine that nearly took his life. we'll show you never-before-seen footage from the new fox documentary that reveals the actual attack much of which was filmed. the super heros that risked their lives to save ben, their stories, their former special forces, incredible and then the family's struggle and his struggle to get home to them. all of that coming up. but first, story breaking late today. new evidence that $3 million found its way from a chinese company to biden bank accounts. we're now learning that hallie biden, joe biden's daughter-in-law who he spent time with in delaware, was also a recipient of that money according to the reports around these documents of two transfers of thousands of dollars. kellyanne conway and juan williams join us in just a moment. first to nancy mace from the house oversight committee. great to have you back. we heard from james comer, the chairman of the committee that there were other unnamed biden family members that were recipients of the money and now we're learn

part one of my exclusive interview with a very courageous friend and colleague here at fox news benjamin hallbeen one year since he nearly died in a country of ukraine reporting for all of us he blew me a while away today. benjamin stories of survival, recovery and just such an inspiration. first, let's take you to capital here hill for an important hearing on the weaponization of your federal government here is the house judiciary chairman take a look. >> in the presidential election fbi special agent in his deposition and misery versus joe biden said that he repeatedly, repeatedly informed twitter and other social you platforms of the likelihood of a hacking leak organization in the lead up to that presidential election. even though there was no evidence, in fact he said in his deposition that we haven't seen anything no intrusions, no hack. no evidence of any intrusions, no evidence of hacking leak, yet for a year they tell twitter that he hacking leak is coming at us coming october and it will involve hunter biden. no evidence, but the fbi knows what is going to happen, and when it is goi

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. >> my name is iow alicia and i'm benjamin hall's wife. i met benji and he was a freelancer. he did dangerous things equationally or a dot -- occasionally or a lot but didn't matter because he love what had he did. >> we went to school together from 4-7. >> that's where i first met him. he was only there for a couple of years and then went to a different school but i continued on that school. >> many years laterrives wandering through london and someone came up to me and said are you benji hall? i turned around and said, yes, yes that's me. >> i recked his name and my first reaction was we went to school together. >> she came up to me and i thought office the luckiest man on earth. i saw her and fell in love with her almost immediately. but then she played hard to get for the next two years. i then spent two years calling her, traveling around working abroad a lot. if you keep on trying, eventually you get there. >> the streets around us are deserted, everyone who lives here has left town and various gun battles are being fought every couple of streets. >> i've always been a

part one of my exclusive interview with a very courageous friend and colleague here at fox news, benjamin hall. it's been one year since he nearly died in the country of ukraine, reporting for all of ae us . beay me away today as benjamin's story of survival of survrecovery. ation. it is such an inspiration. but first, let's take you to capitol hill, the swamp, l the sewer in d.c. for anfo important hearing aring on weapoon the weaponizesf your federal government. now, here is the house iairman take a judiciary chairman, jim jordan . >> tak>>e a look. i in the run up to the twenty 20 presidential election, fbi special agent elvis charged ints his deposition in missouri vs. biden said that he repeated twitter an repeatedly informed twitter and other social mediad you platforms of the platforms of the likelihood of n a hack leak operation in the run up to that presidential election.el he did iectit even thougon.h ths no evidence. in fact, he said in his deposition that we hadn't seen anything, no intrusions, no hack government had no evidencea of any intrusions, no evidencek, of a hacking leak y

benjamin hall is now telling his story in a new book called "saved," it is out today and he joins usext hour, we'll talk at great length about that. we are honored to have benjamin on today. look forward to it. >> dana: he is a ray of sunshine, this past week and a half he has been in the building, if you have a chance to see him. viewers are responding in kind, this is a well-written book and a page turner, you will stay up late reading it. hope you get it today. >> bill: we've been working him hard, too. might say bye-bye. >> dana: hope not until after today. >> bill: kidnapping of americans in mexico, the numbers are staggering, why so many head north to the border for treatment despite dangers. if you can make it in new york, you can make it anywhere. aaron rodgers put that saying to the test, that would make an amazing story for the "new york post," would it not? ♪ ♪ all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they en

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our colleague benjamin hall critically injured about a year ago in ukraine will join us tomorrow andare part of his incredible story. don't miss the interview. every time he is on we learn something new. we'll have ben's story and reaction coming up tomorrow with benjamin hall here on "america's newsroom." >> dana: iran and saudi arabia announced friday they are restoring diplomatic relations and reopening embassy after years of tension. that deal was brokered by china. and that's raising concerns about america's influence in the middle east where it has long been seen as the dominant power broker. here is what one middle east expert said. it should be a warning to u.s. policymakers leave the middle east and abandon ties with sometimes frustrating, even barakous allies and you will leave a vacuum for china to fill. jack keane fox news -- people in washington don't know what to make of this. china stepped in and got iran and saudi arabia to start making nice? >> yeah. certainly if tensions are going to be reduced between two arch rivals that have had historic divisions for years and b

not the entire show but a significant portion with benjamin hall and look, this guy is amazing and thereen if you watch "fox & friends" you have to watch "the five." we have a few tricks up our sleeve. i don't know, just kidding. we'll take it easy on you. >> bill: you will make him nervous all day. >> dana: i don't think he gets nervous. >> bill: i agree. >> dana: he is so together. >> bill: he understands the conviction of his story and his experience. >> dana: and wants to share it and inspire people. >> bill: it comes through, too. nice to see you this week, ben. know you are watching and be there at 5:00. maybe dana will take it easy on you. >> dana: i can't wait to see you. julie banderas is in for harris. "the faulkner focus" is up next. have a good weekend. >> julie: fox news alert president biden rolling out his massive 2024 budget plan and it has all theer marks of the political map of where he wants to take the country. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm julie banderas in for harris. thank you for joining me. lots of zeros, $6.8 trillion we are talking about reigniting the d

>> harold: everyone should watch benjamin hall one of the great heroes.ms and torrential rain have been battering california. the man is desperately holding on. rescued there. unclear how he got stuck. luckily he survived and was treated for hyper thermia. >> judge jeanine: that's a beautiful story. >> jesse: that's a good one. brian? >> brian: watch one nation required viewing. a quiz at the end. please pay attention to one more thing, judge. coming up, aamongst our guests kennedy. >> green flowers. >> brian: jimmy failla and nikki haley. why barack obama gives her great hope. this is going to be the least entrenched video you have ever seen. this is the tie tallian team managed by mike. baseball so boring they have expresso machine in the dugout to keep the team awake. the wbc highly rated. the judge said kennedy? >> kennedy: jimmy failla and i are going on tour. we want to meet you. it's the last liberty tour. our first stop is reading, pennsylvania at the performing arts center. also going to clearwater, davenport, mesa, arizona, lexington, kentucky.

a little later fox news and benjamin hall who survived a terrifying attack while covering the war inaine he's sharing is truly miraculous story of survival and recovery. we will be right back. shannon: rushes hitting russia cranes infrastructure harder than it has in months. the goal, keep keep trying to wear down ukrainian civilians. the strikes have put new pressure on ukrainian leaders to shore up support for the u.s. and europe are in a moment interview with the present finland on his plans to keep armed and his warning as china grows closer to russia. but first oscar live to steve harrigan whose tracking conditions on the ground, hello steve. >> shannon the russian invasion his hat affects barbie on the war zone. >> one day before initial prime minister and ukraine president zelenskyy russia launched 81 missiles in the ukraine. knockout heat and electricity for hundreds of thousands. on the ground, seven months of artillery shelling has turned into a killing zone. >> it is important for us. if it was not important, we would not be fighting for. this is our land. >> fearing they

our colleague, benjamin hall, sitting down with sean to talk about his new book, saved."ing the moment his car was hit by a missile in ukraine. >> we slowed down at an abandoned checkpoint and out of nowhere, the first missile came out of nowhere. about 30 feet -- immediately shouts "reverse the car, reverse the car." but there were two ukrainians driving, five of us in the car. we couldn't go back. and pierre shouted, "get out of the car, everyone get out of the car," and the next second, hit lands in front, to the left of the car. at that one, i went black. >> jeanine: more of benjamin hall's interview tonight on "hannity." up next, on "the five," president biden's botched afghanistan withdrawal was much worse then we even thought. a marine says 13 american lives could have been saved. ♪ ♪ and what if you could design your life the way you want it? what would it look like? i've had great success as a small business owner, and i can show you how. because of the success of my bestselling book, blue collar cash, i've created an online course called a path to a successful l

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in the kyiv region in gorynka, then pierre za kryzhevskyi and oleksandr kuvshinov were killed , benjamin hall was seriously wounded, in total , in just over a year, dozens of media workers were killed and wounded each we value everyone's life and every one we remember by honoring them by honoring everyone whose life or health this war took away we are bringing the end of russian aggression closer to the end of the russian aggression punishing the terrorists with all our might we are bringing the ukrainian victory closer glory to all who i am now fighting for our country . glory to all who stood up for the defense of ukraine. bright memory, eternal honor to all whose lives were taken by russian shelling and strikes. glory to ukraine. if not for us, then our children will fight. month after month are full of pain and despair but you have to finish it there are weapons there is equipment there is a plan start the year of retribution join the armed forces of ukraine your blood can be the ministry of health invites ukrainians to become blood donors every healthy adult citizen of ukraine or a forei

witness benjamin hall story of survival and recovery saved earlier today on fox news. books that come wherever >> ts that come wherever we are sadly out of time, but8 . we hope you will tune innd tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. and every weeknight, the show.er that's a sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. have the best night the great sean hannity awaits right now. >> all right, tucker.its >> sean: want to say hello to by the way, i want to say hello to tucker. >> nick , for this friend. we have a lot of fans here. e bc anyway, welcome to "hannity". our ay, welcome to "hannity". we're broadcasting in front of our live studio audience tonight. >> and tonight wt wee have tom . this is a fun, rowdy crowd. onlo tonight is standing room only ,n to be honest. now, we have good news and we have bad news. the good news in just a minute. my ledger ufc champion, the great conor mcgregor stu will join us right here in studio. and he has a a major announcement. you don't want to miss that. news.s. upside down unde the world has completely turned upside down under ou

which worked for fox, then pierre za kryzhevsky and oleksandr kuvshinov were seriously injured, benjamin hall was seriously injured, in total, in a little more than a year, dozens of media workers were killed and injured , every life we ​​value each and every one we remember by honoring them by honoring everyone whose life or health i took this war with all our might, we are bringing the end of the russian aggression , the punishment of the state by the terrorist, with all our might , we are bringing the ukrainian victory closer. glory to all who are now fighting for our country. glory to all who stood up for the defense of ukraine. bright memory, eternal honor. to all whose lives were taken by russian shelling and strikes. glory to ukraine . glory to the heroes. on the eve of the supreme meeting of the supreme commander -in-chief, the defense of the city of bakhmut was discussed. the participants of this meeting unanimously voted to keep this city as soon as possible . volodymyr zelenskyi said that this is the direction that will be strengthen the direction that will be held, what is the sit

it was a journalist of the american tv channel fox news, benjamin hall, he together with the cameramanrre zakzhevskyi and the fixer of the film crew oleksandra kuvshinova drove towards irpen, but they did not even reach the shooting location sitting in the car this is where she came under fire this where it caught fire and since the fire broke out very quickly, well, there was very little chance for them to escape. benjamin was the only one who survived completely. he just probably survived there with the help of a guardian angel, and he was very lucky that there were guys from the armed forces nearby who were able to pull him out very quickly from the car and accordingly called the medics, i.e. us, very quickly . once we were nearby, they collected him and already transported him to the hospital. benjamin lost half of his leg on one side and his eye began to get worse, but he is alive, and so are all the fighters, including marina the first to come to the rescue, some of them are still undergoing rehabilitation, and most of them are back on the front lines for obvious reasons. we cann

now tonight for the fullnnity, w fox news correspondent, our friend benjamin hall. he's going to tell us hiseous so courageous story of survival,ry perseverance, and it perseverance, and it's going to be in his own words now.y onr exactly one year ago, march of n 2020 two , while benjamin hall was on assignment in coveringyi the outbreak of the war, th vladimir putin was attemptine g to encircle ukraine's capital city of kyiv with

benjamin hall was gravely injured covering putin's war on ukraine.with a different look at his journey from war zone to home. we'll talk faith. also, in the faulkner focus, joey jones, maria with me, too, top of the hour. >> bill: thank you, harris, one shot could have cut jordan spieth over the weekend. it hit a spectator there, bouncing back on the fairway, set up a perfect shot. he eagled the hole, otherwise he went home with no money. the man who took the hit is matt cutler, from out of washington. how is your knee? >> good morning, my knee is just fine. i appreciate being on. >> bill: jordan spieth won millions, how much did you get? >> didn't get any of it, don't need it. he will tell you once in a lifetime ricochet, hit me in the knee, tracked 177 off the tee. >> dana: did that hurt? >> it stung a little bit, a volunteer said, do you need medical? medical? i'm a marine, i tell my boys, you rub dirt on it, they are big soccer players. let's rub dirt on it. i get a quizzical look when i do that, fun humor. three wood and chipped in for eagle, gr

after spring breakers become too much out of control and senator john kennedy will be here and benjamin hallast night and stuart varney will make sense what is happening with the bank. rooney and jillian michaels. put on something tight and respectable and get ready for a good week and most importantly, get dressed. . . this man needs updated covid protection. so does she. yup, these guys too. because covid is still out there, and so are you. and if your last vaccine was before september 2022, you're out there with fading protection. but an updated vaccine restores your protection. so you can keep doing you. get an updated covid vaccine and stay out there, safely. >> ashley: xi jinping arriving in moscow where he will be meeting with vladimir putin opinion within the hour. as china comes to write a new world order. >> there is no what he did china and russia and this is out in the national security strategy two countries chafing against in international rules based order that the united states and so many allies and partners built up. rewrite the rules of the game globally. they have been in

. ♪ ♪ >> todd: fox news correspondent benjamin hall sharing his emotional story encountering his fighty missile attack in ukraine when year ago. >> i was in a dark place. i couldn't feel or see. i had taken shrapnel in the eye and matchbook size shrapnel in my neck. i was out, out dead. and then i saw my daughter out of nowhere into this blackness right in front of me. my daughter said to me, "daddy, you've got to get out of the car." as real as if she was in front of me. i don't know where she came to me. and i came to and i opened up my eyes and my instinct took me to the car door. i scrambled my pulled myself out of the car and the third one hit the car itself. >> todd: it is impossible not to choke up when you hear that. that is part of ben's unbelievable story and he opens up about all of it in his new book "saved" that comes out tuesday. >> ashley: it gives me chills. chinese president after he enacted a new law that lets him for life. the chinese permanent overwhelmingly elected xi jinping to lead the military communist party for another five years. it comes as director of natio

in the outskirts kyiv, fatality of journalist pier and ukrainian journalist sasha, excuse me, benjamin hallrely survived and extracted from combat zone by nonprofit organization. that story will air tonight. you don't want to miss it. more on top story of former president trump expected to be arrested on tuesday let's bring in political founder, adviser to -- excuse me. former adviser to speaker john boehner and former adviser to congressman adams kissinger and katie, vice president of firehouse strategies and former senator joe manchin deputy communications director. sometimes i can't read english. welcome to both of you. so the new york times is saying that surrender of former president trump is unlikely on tuesday. this obviously a political town, katie, how do you see the politics of this? >> well, look, i think that republicans are probably right that this will galvanize base but for dems i don't think they see this as political. this is a legal issue and in the united states the law applies to everyone including former presidents. i think we are going to see when if the da charges don

while reporting in ukraine, cameraman perier and alexandra were killed in that strike and it left benjamin halleverely injured. >> since then he has powers through nearly 30 surgeries and he is sharing his story of rescue and recovery. he joins us now. benjamin, i can't even tell you the feeling, just the elation so see you here and looking so good, and smiling, and you i feel like you have come through this stronger than ever, how are you doing this? >> it is a special day today because it has been a year and i think it is a quo that i ask myself, how do you do this every day. and i think that you just have to know that there is hope that no matter how hard things are, if there is something good you keep working towards them. i hope that i can inspire other people to do the same, but you do it because you have no choice. if you're not going to fight and push through, you may not make it. so it is to keep pushing and keep fighting. >> it is so great to see you back and i know the horrors that you and your family have gone through and of course the families of sasha and perier, as well. we saw h

now a different story involving someone here at fox, benjamin hall, severely wounded while covering theack on his car that killed his colic describe what happened sean hannity. >> i was in a dark place, i couldn't feel or see an uptick in shrapnel in the eye and in my neck. i was out, out dead. then i saw my daughter out of nowhere into this blackness, right in front of me came my daughter, anna. she said to me daddy, you get out of the car. real as if she was in front of me and i pulled myself out and got out of the car and the third bomb hit the car itself after that. next thing i know i wake up, it drew me away, my right leg is gone. >> spent hall coming out with a book called saved is a journalistic hero and a brave one. still to come, video rent wasn't racist at all and chris rock dark counter punching. ♪ we did a segment last week and the cancellation of gilbert charged by creator stop adams led to newspapers dropping this. i thought we were extremely for recording not just that adam said black people are a hate group and white should stay away from black people but his video expl

. >> dana: yesterday afternoon i had a chance to talk with benjamin hall about his book "saved" and i am telling you, if you read the book, even if you haven't, he reveals something in this podcast that has made me so hopeful and i was inspired by it and i hope you have a chance to listen. it's airing now right in advance of this amazing documentary that fox has put together for our viewers called sacrifice and survival. a story from the front line airing sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. extended version will be on fox nation. >> bill: a viewing the other day inside our offices here and our colleagues who went and saw it forare the first time were stunned and the amount of clean ex they used during that two our period was a lot. i'm told a tag on mike tobin's piece i saw earlier today there is a drone back up over the black sea on behalf of the united states and there were two aircraft in the skies over romania. they're back at it given the drone that was taken down the other day. 12 minutes past the hour. check this out as we roll on. >> your brother told you about th

let not your heart be troubled, benjamin hall tomorrow for the hour, laura is here, and let's give it up for laura ingraham! [cheers and applause] >> laura: what nice people! >> sean: they are all here, that's for you, laura. >> laura: great crowd, i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight, the myth of tonight's angle. just when you thought you had heard the last of the nfl quarterback at colin kaepernick, he resurfaces to promote another groundbreaking project that he coauthored. >> colin kaepernick has a powerful message for young people in his new book he says stand up for what you believe in. >> part of the goal in telling the story is to take pride in your blackness, take pride in your culture. my hope is young people and readers walk away and they cease their power. >> laura: nothing wrong with that us all, everyone should take pride in their background and who they are, after all, kaepernick himself lived a charmed life, adopted at five weeks old my parents who by his own account to loved and supported him. >> your dad and i have had so many prou

and her interview with state department correspondent benjamin hall, our friend, our colleague, an amazing story how he survived a devastating missile attack while covering the war in ukraine. check our local listings for time and channel and media buzz, howie kurtz and all-star panel will do a deep dive into the twitter, and coverage of ron desantis and his counterpart. that's tomorrow. >> a couple of great shows to watch there. fallout after woke currensors rewrote children's books, goose bumps without r.l. stine's permission. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. ♪ ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you can gently raise your

our own benjamin hall is sharing his story of survival a year to the day since a devastating blast in ukraine almost took his life. he sat down with "fox & friends" earlier this morning to give an account of the missile attack and incredibly a miracle the voice that brought him to safety. >> i don't know when the first bomb landed in front of us. there was a mad dash to try to reverse the car. the second bomb landed next to the car. and that one blacked me out totally. i got a lot of facial injuries and eye and throat and all but done. out of nowhere came my daughter anna. she came to me and said daddy, daddy, you have to get out of the car. i opened my eyes and i managed to pull myself to the edge of the car and got out of the door. struggling through immense pain how you have to dig deep and find the level and realize i have to get through this month matter what. on the other end of the train my safety is freedom, family. >> dana: the most gracious, dignified, eloquent, charming young man. his new memoir is called saved. it is out tuesday. you can pre-order it. i highly recommend yo