This is Will Kane Country and I'm off this week, but I thought we'd dive into the vault and revisit a conversation I had with Kelsey Grammer.

Kelsey is hosting a Fox Nation special, Blood on the Bridge, the Battle of Lexington

and Concord.

He's a big student of the American Revolution and the history of the United States of America.

He got emotional as we talked about this great country.

Here is Kelsey Gramer. Kelsey Grammer, actor, comedian,

director, also the host of Fox Nation's brand new series, Blood on the Bridge, the Battle of

Lexington and Concord. It's up April 28th. Kelsey, great to see you. Likewise. Thanks, Will.

Like I said, we said earlier, but I said congratulations on everything.

You're doing some great work.

Well, thank you so much.

I mean, you find yourself in surreal places in life.

One of them is interviewing Kelsey Grammer, who you've watched for most of your life.

You know, one thing I think that someone who maybe hasn't been as plugged into some of your more

recent work, especially that with Fox, would know is how interested you are, how captivated

you might be, by American history, whether or not it's been sitcoms or many of the other

projects you've done throughout your lives that have made you so well

known what is it that grabs you about history uh i suppose what what got me started down the road of

it was my respect for my granddad who uh who raised me but uh he served in world war two

a canal he was there for 28 months

at duty

and then

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