Part 3: Bolsheviks At The Gate

In California, journalist Lara Logan meets with a group of veterans hitting the waves to cope with their injuries - both physical and invisible - and takes a look at the veteran suicide rate through the eyes of one member.

Journalist Lara Logan travels to Salt Lake City, Utah to meet the co-founders of Black Rifle Coffee Company, a successful veteran-owned business serving up coffee, culture, and comedy alongside their American values.

Journalist Lara Logan talks with Dave Eubank, director of the Free Burma Rangers, a multi-ethnic humanitarian organization providing aid and supplies to warzones , which assisted in the battle for Mosul in 2017.

One story has dominated media coverage for years: Russia's alleged involvement in the 2016 election. Journalist Lara Logan investigates how the liberal media distorted facts and discredited Devin Nunes and Carter Page to push their anti-Trump agenda.

Journalist Lara Logan takes a deeper look at Antifa, a far-left militant movement that receives favorable mainstream media coverage, through the eyes of one of its victims: journalist Andy Ngo.

Journalist Lara Logan dives into the tactics of smear campaigns with two targets: Trevor FitzGibbon and Dinesh D'Souza. Logan also looks into the mechanics of Media Matters for America, an organization using the media to push their liberal agenda.

In Washington D.C., journalist Lara Logan meets with Nick Sandmann, dubbed 'the Covington kid' by the media, to hear his side of a story that went viral in 2019. Sandmann reveals how the media got it wrong from the start.

Journalist Lara Logan investigates the staggering human cost of the border crisis, from the unforgiving terrain of the American southwest to the brutal exploitation that forces thousands of Mexican women into sexual slavery.

Journalist Lara Logan travels along the southwest border by air, land and water to see how Customs and Border Protection agents are combating the relentless flow of drugs, and visits the frontier town of Roma, Texas, to see what’s it like for residents there to live in the shadow of the cartels.

Lara Logan meets with Fr. Patrick Desbois, a crusader for the oppressed, to talk Islamic Terrorism. She talks with Fr. Andre Mahanna, an activist priest who worked with the Trump administration, to address the kidnapping of children at the hands of ISIS.

There are no gray areas; you are either living by every correct rule or you are not. Islamic extremism is an expanding and dangerous set of ideas; radicalization can teach punishments such as whipping, flogging, and even beheading.

Lara Logan dives into the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, speaking with Afghan Vice President Amrullah Saleh, Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen, and Afghanistan specialist Michael Rubin to bring clarity and focus to the country's last 20 years.

Lara Logan investigates future realities where big tech becomes the government in new smart cities. Elsewhere, new social platforms emphasizing free speech are being built, while others find ways to minimize that staple in our lives: the smartphone.

As big tech's influence surpasses that of the government, and various legislation grants protection to those digital giants, Lara Logan investigates how social media monoliths moderate content and constantly show bias against conservative voices.

The largest entity interested in user data is the U.S. government. Lara Logan spends the day with NSA whistleblower William Binney, discussing the programs behind data collection that he helped create and the dangers the programs are unleashing.

Algorithms now shape how we see the world instead of personal communication. A 'White Hat Hacker' takes Lara behind the scenes to unveil how much user data is out there and the real reason it's being collected: quite simply, it's all about 'control'.

As these drugs arrive to their final destinations in American cities, tragedy awaits. Lara Logan goes inside a DEA lab where high tech equipment is the only way to distinguish between a legitimate pharmaceutical or one laced with deadly fentanyl.

The COVID-19 economic shutdown has given way to record-breaking amounts of illicit deadly drugs crossing into the U.S. From meth and heroin to fentanyl, Lara Logan investigates the connections between the Mexican cartels and the Chinese Communists.

Lara Logan travels to the rugged, mountainous border territory of southern Arizona to see the front line work of U.S. Border Patrol and Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb trying to stop the endless flow of drugs and aliens in the era of COVID-19.

Mexican cartels are raging war just a stone’s throw from U.S. soil, an escalating national security nightmare for the United States. Lara Logan looks into the cartels' money-making methods of human smuggling, drug running, and counterfeit goods.

Lara Logan investigates how years of socialist rule in Venezuela have led to mass poverty and human rights violations, meeting with former Venezuelans who are now thriving in Texas and interviewing opposition leader Juan Guaido about hope for the future.

As socialist ideology becomes more popular in the United States, journalist Lara Logan investigates the agenda pushing Socialism onto the American ballot by digging in to the real life effects of its policies. Available now on Fox Nation.

As socialist ideology becomes more popular in the United States, journalist Lara Logan investigates the agenda pushing Socialism onto the American ballot by digging in to the real life effects of its policies. Available now on Fox Nation.

Journalist Lara Logan investigates the current state of affairs for America's veterans — from those still serving overseas in a humanitarian effort to the ones who carry out the creed to leave no man behind.

Journalist Lara Logan investigates the current state of affairs for America's veterans — from those still serving overseas in a humanitarian effort to the ones who carry out the creed to leave no man behind.

Journalist Lara Logan takes a deeper look at Antifa, a far-left militant movement that receives favorable mainstream media coverage, through the eyes of one of its victims: journalist Andy Ngo. Available now on Fox Nation.

Journalist Lara Logan takes a deeper look at Antifa, a far-left militant movement that receives favorable mainstream media coverage, through the eyes of one of its victims: journalist Andy Ngo.

Lara dives into the tactics of smear campaigns and looks into the mechanics of an organization using the media to push their liberal agenda.

In this never-before-seen footage, Lara Logan goes inside a detention center on the U.S.-Mexico border in McAllen, Texas.

Award-winning journalist Lara Logan travels around the globe to investigate the evolution of the drug trade from small trafficking operations into multi-billion dollar criminal organizations with global reach.