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Chuck, I want to show the video of you carrying this man across the bridge.

We need to show people this. What you did, springing into action like this, is

is literally amazing. Most journalists wouldn't do it. You mentioned

sometimes you just have to help. You get any reaction from fellow journalists

with their other journalists standing there and just watching Chuck?

I like to think I'm a man first and a journalist second and I don't think I could

call myself a man if I'd sit and watch somebody die because

they didn't have somebody to help him across.

It's a clip. I played again and again and again. It's I don't know, at least six

months old. That's Grant Stinchfield's voice you can hear.

And it's a colleague of his, a colleague of mine from Newsmax, a freelance

war correspondent Chuck Holton who was in Ukraine as

something bad was happening to a hospital and he's there to cover the news and be a

journalist and instead he helps to evacuate people from a hospital because

he says he's a man first and a correspondent second. Well what a perfect

guest for the manhood hour. Grant was with us last time and he said you got to get this

guy Chuck on because he's actually written a book about it. We're delighted to have him.

Chuck Holton, welcome to the manhood hour. Thank you for having me Sebastian.

All right well it's great to connect with you once again.

So much to discuss. I don't even know if we're going to pack it all into one hour

given that let's put the book up on the screen. You've actually written a kind of guide

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