I just finished watching Alive Day on Fox Nation. Joey Jones from Fox News tells his story about that day 15 years ago when an IED took his legs. The anniversary of that day is what he calls Alive Day. That young man has gone through a lot of adversity and remains so positive. He's an inspiration to many.

He’s funny and he speaks up I like that, I’m never disappointed that he’s filling in when he does.

Joey is a good man. I really like watching him on different shows. He clears things right up in defense of America first values. And the military.

And yes, for what he's been through, he handles any intolerance of civilian life very well. To deal with the types of mindsets that he does. But he never wavers or gives in to unappreciative, obtuse views that want to keep trying to tear down our country. A good humor that he surely tones down for the non-veteran audience.

I like seeing him walking well enough , even better than some others with injured legs , depending on their unique situation , who may need to be in a chair, which is completely fine, too. Those prosthetics were wise .

He's fun on weekends , when there are cooking shows featuring BBQ or other cuisine. He observes the table of foods and is soon seen eating heartily. Meats seem to be his favorites.

A powerful, handsome , true American masculine man. Who has kept in shape and good health. Thank you, Mr Paul , for featuring him.

He is an Alpha for sure. Positive energy flows from him!

He is a true American for sure.

and an EOD guy as well.

I watch very little news on TV, and was actually not even aware of this guy. I tried to watch the video Paul mentioned but you have to be a member of Fox Nation and I am not. I did however find a bunch of videos of him on youtube and watched several. He seems like a great guy.

I think it's amazing the resiliency so many veterans show in overcoming their injuries and not allowing them to control the remainder of their lives. I have nothing but the utmost respect for all of our veterans, whether injured in the line of duty or not. But of course those that were injured, and overcame those disabilities to live a productive life are extra special, whether they have crippled arms or legs, prosthetics, injured organs, PTSD, loss of hearing/sight, whatever. I think those that enlist in the military are the sort of men that are strong of character to begin with, and that likely helps them overcome the obstacles that they face.

I like that he usually always wears the EOD badge when on TV.

Great sense of humor and outlook on life. On the Friday show of "The Five" he said someone shot themselves in the foot but that would be no big deal for him. The rest of the panel broke up.

He's fearless, smart, and doesn't pull punches; one of the best on Fox or anywhere else.

Listened to him on the radio yesterday. Quite a story.

Great post, Paul…..and everyone that added to it!

Tough Ol' Georgia boy!

Big fan too!!