Be very careful of the “Fox & Friends” team because it might be your last day on earth if the footage of their latest stunt is anything to go by. Host of the show Pete Hegseth threw an axe at a bulls-eye and completely missed the target in a recent Televised broadcast. Somehow the organizers managed to forget about safety precautions, leaving Pete Hegseth with a couple of cuts from a double sided blade Axe. The Hellcats band member was performing on the show to celebrate Flag Day when he was hit on the arm. “I was hit by an ax while performing a drum solo live on national TV…..words I never imagined saying!” he said on Facebook. The double-sided blade only hit broadside on the outer elbow with significant impact but luckily no serious injuries were sustained.

He wrote:

“This happened last Sunday and I have been reluctant to post but starting to receive inquiries from concerned family and friends. I am thankful to God that the double sided blade only hit broadside on the outer elbow with significant impact and a couple of cuts as it fell along my wrist. It could have been much worse or fatal. Focusing on full physical and emotional recovery.”

Video: Fox News Host Accidentally Hits Drummer in Axe Throwing Incident

Video: Fox News Host Accidentally Hits Drummer in Axe Throwing Incident

He explained:

“My leadership told me they were told there would be no axe throwing. I think the anchor person went rogue and decided to throw it. He had only thrown it once before in practice for an upcoming segment and they told him to throw it with more force.” “The vid you see is edited showing the Televised portion of the throw and then edited to a portion that was taken on someone’s phone of us being videoed. The part that was actually televised showed the overthrown axe and then segued to us for the drum solo bump, only showing me walking behind the section holding my arm. The actual part where the axe hit me was not televised.”

He added:

“Poor decision, obvious negligence, should not have happened, could have been avoided. When shooting or throwing, always know what is behind your target. Basic safety rule. I’m feeling blessed on Father’s day with my 5 children, alive, and with all limbs.”

Stay clear geeks and keep your eyes open, who knows what “Fox & Friends” have planned for Halloween?