Fox News' Benjamin Hall recounts deadly missile attack in Ukraine, how hearing daughter's voice saved his life
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Fox News' Benjamin Hall sat down with Sean Hannity ahead of the release of his new book revisiting his dramatic survival from the deadly missile attack in Ukraine.
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"We slowed down at an abandoned checkpoint and out of nowhere the first missile came out of nowhere, lands about 30 feet in front of us. Immediately Pierre shouts, 'Reverse the car! Reverse the car!'" Hall told Hannity. "There were two Ukrainians driving as well, and five of us in the car. The car got stuck. We couldn't go back and Pierre shouted, ‘Get out of the car! Everyone get out of the car!’ And the next second, the second bomb hits right in front of the left of the car. And that one, I went black."
"I was in a dark place. I couldn't feel or see. I'd taken shrapnel in the eye and the matchbox-sized shrapnel in my neck. And I was- I was out. I was out dead," Hall continued.