[applause] >> scott mann is someone i am proud to call a friend, a great american. thank you scott for all you do in and out of uniform. >> speaking of friends, and mentors, put your hands together for one and only sean hannity. [applause] >> we lucky to live in a country with these amazing heroes, people that risk their lives, we just saw kay chaos at kabul airport, we know the story, is now known as one of the deadliest days for u.s. military in last decade in this 20 year war in afghanistan. previous 18 months we have not lost one single american in afghanistan. isis terrorists, we know bombed u.s. checkpoint at kabul international airport. killing 11 marines, one navy, if i was obama i would say corpses man, sheehan he is an idiot, corpsmen. the fallen heroes range in age from 20 to 31 years old, join me in a moment, remembering their souls and honoring their sacrifice. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to ask you, there are now in the room tonight, the families of some of the 13 that died that day. i'ming into them, i met them, said hello to a number of them. i want you to know t

[applause] >> scott mann is someone who i am proud to call a friend, proud to call a mentor, great american and out of a uniform. [applause] speaking of friends, and mentors, put your hands together for the one and only sean hannity. [applause] >> thank you. are you all having a good time tonight? [cheers and applause] aren't we lucky to live in a with these amazing heroes, these people that risk their lives. we just saw the chaos at kabul airport, and we know what happened. we know the story. august 26th, 2021, is now known as one of thee deadliest days fr the u.s. military in the last decade in this 20 year war in afghanistan. the previous 18 months, we hadn't lost one single american in afghanistan. isis terrorists we know bombed the u.s. checkpoint at kabul international airport, killing 11 marines, one navy -- if i was obama i would say corpse men, he is an idiot -- core man. one soldier, 18 other u.s. troops were injured in the blast. the fallen heroes range in age from 20 to 31 years old. please join me for a moment, remembering those souls and honoring their sacrifice. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i

dan: scott mann is someone i'm proud to call a friend and a mentor. thank you for all you do.ing of friends and mentors. put your hands together for the one and only shawn hannity. -- sean hannity. sean: you all having a good time tonight? aren't we lucky to live in this country with these amazing heroes. people who risk their lives. we saw the chaos at kabul airport and we know what happened. august 26, 2021 is now knowns one of the deadliest days for the u.s. military in the last decade in this 20-year war in afghanistan. the previous 18 months we haven't lost one single american in afghanistan. the bomb at the u.s. checkpoints killing 11 marines and one corpsman, and 18 other soldiers were injured in the blast. they range from age from 18 to 31 years old. please take a moment honoring their sacrifice. [♪♪♪] sean: i want to ask you, there are in the room tonight the family of some of the 13 who died that day. i met them and said hello to a number of them. i want you to know that this foxnation family, we love you, we are praying for you, we are broken heard the over your los

retired green bray scott mann help rescue hundred it is from afghanistan when kabul fell. are esm award dan sat down with him for a professional interview and scott mann is our hero of the week. dan: i do a lot of interviews but it is a real honor gave an award not that long ago at the patriot wavereds awards to my man, friend scott here your story is to moving i want to turn this segment over to you but a little bit what about you used to do greene buret and got into what you're doing now and why this matters. dges green buret what makes us different in the field. >> that is all right. they drop us into areas that are low, and high steak and our job to build relationship to mobilize people to stand up on their own and all over the place. dan: you saw what happened unfolding disaster in afghanistan which bothered me and you if not as much or more. you decided to do something about it. >> it happens in a high stake situation it was to help one friend. it was a friend of mine named madon special forces and afghan commando who i had served with and he isn't me a text after ka

right now you will be presenting an award to former green beret and leader of task force pineapple scott manns he very well respected in the community. and i have to say that he and i shared something like on the one hand really great to o. being recognized but it's very hard to be recognized as something that is drenched in blood and shame and betrayal. and that's really what we are talking about. because, you know, even one flighted 10 flights grand canyon. what we need to do for the afghans is give them back their country. a lot of the people that need to many do out, they don't even have passports. they never intended to leave. right? and the u.s. government is still saying do you have your paperwork? do you have your visa? if you don't, you are not approved. steve: wait a minute. i'm confused what about the people at our southern border they don't need paperwork. >> no. they certainly don't. brian: the problem is they won't let-out the state department won't even let scott mann do his job. they find a third country. they got a chopper and funding. all they say is get the u.s. government

but, yet, i didn't know scott mann during my time in service.y is and how much appreciation they have for each other. ainsley: right. pete: they know each over and they always say that dude is amazing. it's a reflengz to the other person. ainsley: do so much for each other. pete: man on right and left bring you home. brian: lieutenant sheryl under a gag order family came with him. some people recognize who he is. solitary confinement because he spoke out and spoke about the disastrous frerst afghanistan nobody took account for it nobody paid the price for it except him who is speaking out and saying what an embarrassment the president and his leadership did. pete: you have been in touch with him. and we did get a chance to have him here. you know,. brian: he can't speak. ainsley: he is not allowed to. pete: we didn't want -- but if we had announced him he probably would have gotten the biggest applause of the night for sure. they didn't want that. brian: spoke out for the 13 families. pete: the one guy. what struck me about him early on. i think

l and the heroism award to former green beret scott mann.eeds goes to the building homes for heroes foundation, an organization that builds modified mortgage free homes for injured military veterans. you can watch the whole event this sunday 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel and, of course, you can stream it always on fox nation. it was a great event. congrats to pete hegseth for steering that whole thing. tomorrow on "special report," we continue to monitor the jury deliberations in the kyle rittenhouse trial plus the latest on the possible vote late tonight concerning president biden's social spending and tax bill and we have our focus on the midterms. we will look at a couple of key race. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by jesse watters starts right now, hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret. thanks a lot. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm jesse watters. day three of jury deliberations has come to a cl

lieutenant colonel scott mann joins me now, a green beret who served in afghanistan.ed services committee today. good to have you on this morning. >> thanks for having me on, jim. appreciate it. >> let's speak specifically about the afghan special operations forces that you're lobbying for for their safety today, speaking to members of the house. why are they in particular under threat today in afghanistan? >> well, jim, one of the things i would say is there are so many groups that are at risk right now in afghanistan, whether they are former female judges, lgbtq, or of course the afghan special operations forces. i think the reason that the afghan special operators are so concerning, as well, is also the risk if they are captured. these are folks we worked intimately, very closely with, so not only is there a moral imperative but a security imperative as well. you know, frankly, they stood up against the taliban all the way to the very end. >> they are the units really that kept fighting when we heard that many parts of the rest of the military peeled away. is it as

maria: that was lieutenant colonel scott mann at fox nation's third annual patriot's award last nightning the gold medal. joe concha, bob nardelli with me this morning. joe, what did you think. joe: this is the kind of award show, maria, we should see more of. forget the emmy's, oscars and tonies, record low viewership because they've become overtly political in one direction and insufferable. to honor everyday americans who are inspiring, trying to make communities better, saving lives, they deserve this kind of stage, this kind of a a dulation. we have to get an invite. let's talk to the you powers that be and we'll get there next year in our hollywood dresses and tuxedos. maria: you're right. i want to go next year. bob, what did you make of it? bob: i can't applaud fox and fox nation for putting on this program -- i can applaud fox and fox nation for putting on this program. i don't think we can recognize, appreciate and applaud all of their efforts and again what fox nation has done and what fox celebration is a real tribute and a credit to the entire organization there, maria, i

the secretary of state or a guy like scott mann, a lieutenant colonel green beret working on the groundy have given us from day one. i would tend to believe the lieutenant colonel, yes. pete: for sure. and do you think from day one, this administration -- i mean, why has the administration tried to cover up the amount of american -- cover up who actually made it through and who didn't make it through? >> well, in my opinion, and, again, it's just mine, they have lied through all of this. why was -- why was this thing rushed so fast and so hard to one particular errant that was not secure, that we had absolutely no control over, where we had one just around the corner, literally, that was secure that was able to take these flights in and out, and we relinquished it. why? why on earth was this so rushed and a deadline given to these terrorists that we have to deal with and are now going to have to deal with, unfortunately, from here on out? pete: yeah, and are supposed to be in charge of our security and tragically, you know better than anyone else what happened. what did your son say? di