Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome in Clay Travis Buck Sexton. We are hanging with you guys Wednesday edition of the program.

Really excited to be joined now by Glenn Beck, who gave Buck Sexton his start in media,

which is reason enough to be excited for him to be here. But he's also the nationally syndicated

radio host founder of the Blaze, Glenn. I don't know that we've ever spoken. This is Clay. You

obviously have been wildly successful. We got to commend you right now to start off this

interview for the work that you have done on behalf of Christians in Afghanistan for people who

may not have heard what you have been doing. Tell us that backstory. Where did the idea come from

and what has the impact of your fundraising tens of millions of dollars been for all these Afghanistan

Christians? Well, first of all, I'm a big fan of yours too. And of course, Buck, so you guys are

doing a great job. And I do not envy you on what you guys are doing. But with that said,

this idea came to me. I mean, we started the Nazarene fund when no one was rescuing the

Yazidis in Syria and Iraq. And they were trapped on a mountain. And then these Christians were

crucified. And nobody was doing anything. And I thought, what are we do? Why? What with somebody's

got to stand up? And so we did. And we raised money. And we've moved. I think I can't remember the

numbers. But about 30,000 people we have wound out of the Middle East to countries like Australia,

I think Brazil. There's several countries around the world. And what's strange is we became like

known in the region for doing it. And somehow or another, we became like the go-to people. And I

don't know how that happened. It just did. And then when this happened in Afghanistan and all

these Christians were marked, that's our charter. And I called our COO, Rudy Atala, who is used to

be on the National Security Council. I think he's a colonel or was a colonel for the Air Force.

And he's just really buttoned up. And he's our COO. And I called him and I said, Rudy, how do we

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