The No one really wanted to defend the war. I followed the herd after Princeton and went into

investment banking and I'll just never forget we had TVs in the trading floor area and it's just Iraq war coverage all day long and I just remember thinking I'm a capable

First Lieutenant like I'm trained what in the world am I doing here on I'm the trading floor in New York City,

just a regular old dude, and within a matter of months,

I'm in a Blackhawk and a night-air assault raid in Baghdad.

While we were fighting of war, there was a lot of spade work going on under the surface

inside America domestically that had changed our country.

Memories from Afghanistan.

What did you take away from the Afghanistan experience that was different from the Iraq experience?

So I had the opposite. I went't I don't think there is another

host on Fox News that is on as many shows as you are

I don't know. Ah, it's a good question. There are a lot to do a lot of things but it's hard for me to think of a show I haven't

been a part of at some point or guest hosted so yes I'm humbled to have a lot of

access to work with a lot of great shows. Oh man, and how on Arthur you're off today?

I feel like I see you every single day.

Well, yeah, I take the days I can to get outside when I'm home.

I do, you know, my day job is the weekend, Saturday, Saturday Sunday I happen to be off tomorrow so normally I'd be on a plane right now on my way to New York already

But then I've got a home studio here in Tennessee, so I can jump on any show you know throw a jacket on and

and over my shorts and knock out a segment you know that is awesome amazing well

I want to jump in and I want to I want to ask you about that path to Fox News.

I think people are very curious about how you go from the military into Fox News and to being

on so many shows.

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