Wildhorse Saloon's restaurant operations manager showcased two "All-American cocktails" that will be available during Fox's All-American New Year celebration this year in Nashville, Tennessee — and can be made at home by anyone. 

Speaking on "Fox & Friends Weekend" on Saturday, Dec. 31, Stephen D'Amico showed off two specialty cocktails for co-hosts Will Cain, Rachel Campos-Duffy and Pete Hegseth. 

The cocktails featured liquors that honor America's veterans. 

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The All-American cocktail is "reminiscent of a rocket pop," said D'Amico, and features Sprite, grenadine, Heroes Vodka and blue Curaçao. 

"First we're going to start with the grenadine," said D'Amico as he poured the syrup into a pint glass filled with ice.

Next, D'Amico added Heroes Vodka and Sprite, taking care to layer the spirit on top of the grenadine for a gradient effect. 

Heroes Vodka is made in Frankfort, Kentucky — and was founded by U.S. Marine Corps veteran Travis McVey, its website notes. 

"Heroes donates a lot of its proceeds — it's a veteran-owned vodka company, and they donate a lot of their proceeds to veterans," said D'Amico. 

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To finish the drink, D'Amico added a floater of blue Curaçao. 

"And you're red, white and blue. All American," said D'Amico. 

The cocktail is "so pretty," Campos-Duffy noted.

D'Amico then showed his twist on the Old Fashioned with a drink he called "I've Got Your Six." 

"Got your 6" is a military term originating from World War I, meaning, "I got your back," the website for the Bob Woodruff Foundation's "Got Your 6 Network" notes.

"We've got Soldier Valley Bourbon," said D'Amico, pouring it into a cocktail glass with ice. 

Soldier Valley is affiliated with country singer Lee Greenwood, "so we know it's patriotic," said Campos-Duffy.

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On its website, Soldier Valley Spirits says that the company "originated from a desire to celebrate and honor U.S. veterans, both those in our own families [and] all veterans who have served our great nation."

Just as Heroes Vodka does, Soldier Valley Spirits makes donations to support veterans and first responders, explained D'Amico. 

The "I've Got Your Six" cocktail was finished off with simple syrup, "a drip of bitters" and garnishes of maraschino cherries and an orange peel. 

D'Amico predicted he would be serving "thousands" of the two special drinks during the evening's events. 

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Campos-Duffy, Cain and Hegseth will be live at Wildhorse Saloon on Saturday, Dec. 31, for Fox's All-American New Year.

The event will feature many familiar Fox News faces, as well as showcase a performance from multi-platinum country music star Brantley Gilbert.

To learn more, watch the video at the top of this article, or click here to access it. 

Scientist and mRNA vaccine researcher Dr. Robert Malone went viral on Twitter after he claimed that a teacher in New York was fired for giving students an extra credit assignment. 

The assignment, Malone wrote, was to listen to his interview with podcaster Joe Rogan. 

"Crazy times... A teacher in NY was fired for having students listen to my interview with Rogan in an extra credit assignment. Commissioner of education demanded reinstatement with back pay, and evidently the district refuses to follow the order."

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Along with his Twitter post, which went viral with over 7,000 likes, Malone also shared a link to an appeal from the New York State Education Department’s website. 

The appeal referenced an assignment that asked students a series of questions about a "podcast" involving Malone, who became controversial in late 2021 and 2022 for pushing back on government narratives around COVID-19 vaccinations and the liberal media’s response to the pandemic. 

"Why was he banned from Twitter?" one question asked, apparently referencing Malone’s ejection from Twitter in Dec. 2021. 

Another question prompted students about whether their "constitutional rights are being upheld or violated." 

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The respondent claimed that this assignment "had no valid curricular purpose" and was actually a "misuse" of the teacher’s authority that would pressure students into believing "misinformation." 

But some students went on the record to say that the teacher who gave the assignment, Adrianne Rickson, was an "amazing educator and advocate for students." 

Another comment detailed the teacher’s impact on that student’s life: "Mrs. Rickson was the most amazing teacher I had … she motivated me and helped me be a better version of myself and … totally turned my life around." 

While the appeal does not mention "Joe Rogan" specifically, Malone made headlines in Dec. 2021 after he appeared on Rogan’s show and discussed "mass formation psychosis" and what he called public hysteria over COVID-19 and vaccinations.

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That interview was later taken off of YouTube and widely censored on the internet, with Malone himself being banned from Linkedin and Twitter. 

Billionaire Elon Musk reinstated Malone’s account on Twitter earlier this month. 

Malone currently has over 819,000 followers and counting, and is a self-described "skeptic" of mRNA vaccines, according to his profile. 

In one of his final tweets before being banned off Twitter in Dec. 2021, Malone shared a link to a video from the Canadian COVID Care Alliance titled, "The Inoculations For COVID-19 – More Harm Than Good – VIDEO."

Fox News’ Landon Mion contributed to this report.