Honoring The Fallen By Telling Their Stories

The Fox News Rundown

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News, Daily News, Politics

3.4 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 May 2022

⏱️ 29 minutes

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On Memorial Day, Americans across the country are honoring fallen heroes and celebrating the freedom made possible by their sacrifice. Fox News Chief Political Anchor Bret Baier joins the Rundown to discuss his two new documentary specials streaming on Fox Nation, 'The Unauthorized History of the Vietnam War' and 'Lost Ships of WWII' that give a deep dive into these moments of U.S. history when military heroes stepped up to the occasion. He explains how these two documentary series explore overlooked and recently discovered details about these historic parts of U.S. history and the importance of reexamining these generation-defining wars on Memorial Day. At the turn of the 20th century, as war became a common reality for the United States, Americans turned to war correspondents to give them first-hand accounts from active war zones, keeping them informed about what was truly happening on the ground. More and more, the world has relied on these journalists to put themselves in harm's way to provide critical reporting, but the job of a war correspondent is dangerous and, in some cases, deadly. Fox News National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin joins the podcast to break down her and her fellow correspondents' intense experiences reporting in war zones and the physical and mental toll covering war closely has on journalists. Plus, commentary by author and vice president of communications for Focus on The Family, Paul Batura. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:14.7	This is Ms. Shipman, second class Alexandra Butler from the Naval Academy.
0:18.8	This is Ms. Shipman, second class Jacqueline Smith from the Naval Academy.
0:22.0	This is Ms. Shipman, first class Adam. I'm also talking about Lyle from the Naval Academy. This is Miss Shippman,
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0:26.1	Miss Shippman's second class Kayla Hodge from the Naval Academy. And this is a Fox News
0:30.5	rundown. Monday. Fox News Run Down.
0:38.0	Monday, May 30, 2022, I'm Lisa Brady. Time offers a new perspective on the Vietnam War.
0:42.0	What has been uncovered over time will present a different picture about Vietnam and what was happening both militarily and on the ground.
0:52.0	We speak with Foxes Brett Bear. I'm Lucas
0:54.7	Tomlinson from the Persian Gulf to Afghanistan and now Ukraine.
0:58.7	When war breaks out, some journalists put themselves in harm's way to report on these critical stories.
1:04.3	I do remember those journalists and friends who've died, who've been kidnapped, who've lost limbs
1:10.0	along the way in trying to tell these stories and I'm Paul Batura I've got the final word on the
1:16.2	fox news rundown
1:20.6	the nation pays tribute today to America's fallen defenders, more than 1 million who
1:26.8	died serving the country in war, including more than 58,000 whose names are etched on the wall in Washington, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
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