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Army says Band Can’t Perform in Religious Christmas Show

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One of my favorite projects here at the Fox News Corner of the World is my annual Fox Radio Christmas show.

It’s a two-hour extravaganza filmed in Memphis - featuring special guest performers, celebrities, a full orchestra and the Bellevue Baptist Church Singing Christmas Tree.
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It’s sort of like a mash up of Grand Ole Opry meets Prairie Home Companion – just two-hours of family-friend fun - broadcast on hundreds of radio stations and FoxNews.com.

Last year we featured MercyMe and jazz legend Kirk Whalum. The year before that - we had an amazing performance by Chris Tomlin. And we always salute our military. But this year, I wanted to do something a little different.

So I invited the U.S. Army’s Six-String Soldiers to perform. I just knew they would bring down the house with their guitars, banjo and mandolin – especially knowing that our audience loves the military.
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