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On Friday, Brian Kilmeade joined former President George W. Bush as he kicked off Patriot Golf Day weekend in Waco, Texas. The event benefitted the Folds of Honor Foundation and its scholarship program for the families of wounded and disabled soldiers.
(Photos Courtesy of: Grant Miller)
To learn more about the Folds of Honor Foundation, click here.
The Insider knew you’d want to be backstage for this performance just as much as us. So, we gladly got some candid shots of this country crooner for you. Amazing music, played by kind folks and hosted by the fun crew at Fox and Friends? What more can you ask for:
The Fox News Insider took our camera to grab some impromptu and off-stage pics of our favorite new band – The Band Perry. Check out the band of siblings (talk about good genes!) as they storm the Fox & Friends’ “All American Summer Concert Series” stage. We think you’ll love them as much as we did!
She’s got the voice you’d recognize anywhere, she’s penned countless classic hits, and if you love Dolly Parton as much as we do, you could listen to that southern twang all day long. We popped into Fox and Friends this morning to grab some exclusive photos for you with the country crooner. Sure does make “workin’ 9 to 5″ more tolerable, right?
On Friday, June 25, we stopped by Fox Fan Night at Citi Field and captured these behind the scenes pics. Also, don’t forget to choose who you think is the biggest Fox Fan! Click here.
Set aside for a moment how inconceivable it is that an article in Rolling Stone could be the cause of anyone being fired – much less a U.S. commanding general in the midst of a war. But that’s what’s happened.
General Stanley McChrystal is a tough, combat-experienced officer who knows how to fight. He knows how to kill the enemy. But he clearly doesn’t “get it” when it comes to the media. His staff let him down – badly – by allowing Michael Hastings of Rolling Stone to “hang around” for weeks with a tape recorder.
That the Pentagon, central command, McChrystal’s staff granted this kind of access to Michael Hastings of Rolling Stone reflects ignorance, arrogance or both. Everyone involved in approving this “embed” ought to be fired for egregious lack of judgment. They apparently believed they could “win over” Mr. Hastings. They were dead wrong.
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