Hello America, happy Saturday, so glad to be joining you.

We're going to introduce you today to a very powerful story, a man who might not have heard

of before, Sammy Safi.

And he is going to tell you the story of his brother, a man who is a special forces soldier

in the Afghan Army during the time when the United States was still present in Afghanistan.

He of course had his life put in danger as a result of the American withdrawal.

So many of the Afghan soldiers who worked for us were targeted by the Taliban.

Now Sammy Safi is really interesting because he himself worked for years as an interpreter.

An Afghan citizen who worked for the United States as an interpreter for many, many years.

He was allowed to come to the United States illegally in the green card and he became an

American citizen not that long ago.

And his brother, like him, served alongside the men and women of the United States fighting

forces.

But that brother has not been allowed to come to this country.

He's being held in a prison near the Texas border and is threatening to be deported

back to Afghanistan, which means he almost certainly will be killed by the Taliban who

does not appreciate any of the soldiers who worked for the United States government.

That's a powerful story.

And Sammy is going to tell us firsthand what that is like.

And then we're going to turn to Eric Pratt, the senior vice president from Gunn Owners

of America.

There are some really significant things going on, including a new initiative in California

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