Belgian shepherd Bass and handler Alex Schnell join 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' after the military dog was awarded the PDSA Dickin Medal for his bravery.
Ret. Staff Sgt. Alex Schnell and Belgian shepherd Bass join ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ to share their story of service and sacrifice.
Bass, a 10-year-old dog who served in the Marine Corps alongside his handler Ret. Staff Sgt. Alex Schnell for five years, became the 75th recipient of the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals Dickin Medal. "Bass's main job as a military working dog — he's kind of a specialized type — is called a multipurpose canine, and his three main capabilities were explosive detection, the apprehension or bite capability, and then being able to track enemy combatants," Schnell said Wednesday on"Tucker Carlson Tonight."
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