Ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard, we're special edition of Human Events, the

Human Events Special, the Holy Land. Kevin and I are here in downtown Jerusalem and

we've just spent one week here in the Holy Land together. Now the rest of the

family was with us, the boys, my wife, the beautiful and lovely Tanya Tay, my

parents, got them out, we even got that, we even got that off the couch, you know, got them in, he

came out and he walked and climbed all over, all over, every site we took him to here, like a

champ, like an absolute champ, great with the kids, everything else, but we've just wrapped that up and

before... It's time I got to meet Olga too. Before we wanted to go, right? Yep, Tanya's

sister and before we wanted to go, we wanted to sit down and really have a

discussion for the show, we've been filming things along the way, so we'll be able to show you some of

those experiences that we had, but really give you an understanding of why it was that we came to the

Holy Land, what we experienced while we were here, some of the of course, you remember when we went to

Ukraine, I focused more on the political military situation, whereas Kevin focused more on

sort of what was going on the ground, how our supplies run, how do people live, how are things built and

rebuilt and the construction and all of this, and of course that's still going on as we record this,

even the city of Mikolaya, where we visited, is still under attack as of right now, but this time

around we had the opportunity, thanks to Turning Point USA, to bring us to the Holy Land, so

gracious, foreturning point for having the ability to help us out with that, so essentially what we did

was a figure eight, you want to think of it that way, we sort of did the Dead Sea, then up to Galilee,

then back down to the site of Christ's baptism and then back across to Jerusalem for the end, so,

so let's say, so now I've been here once before, just to set the stage, Utanian, I did our honeymoon here in

Israel, but Kevin, this is your first time to the Middle East, at all, so tell me what was it like,

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