Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard to this very special Sunday edition human events

Sunday special where we're essentially conducting a panel today for the border battle

docu series, which is just completed.

Now, it's full run is available on Salem.

Now we're working on getting it up on all platforms.

But what I've got is a special treat for all of you because we've got the director of

border battle as well as two of the stars of the docu series that are here today to tell

us a little bit about it, what it was like making it and really give us some solutions about

what to do moving forward when it comes to the border.

So that further ado, you know, just want to introduce you guys and let people know we've

got Bryce Eddie, we've got Marcus Wada, we've got Steve Slechevic.

So Marcus.

Tell us a little bit about yourself and how did you get involved with the project?

Yes, I met with turning point back in February, Mark Lamb, Sheriff Mark Lamb in Penal County,

Arizona.

It was so kind to introduce us Kent and myself to Charlie and Marina, the producers of

the project and really pour out their hearts on exactly why they believe the border is

a huge issue in America.

And I always believed it was coming from my own viewpoint, but when they introduced

to me the depth and the heart behind it, I was shocked and then I began to do research

and just amazed exactly how much input that Charlie and Marina both had and all the information

that they were able to handle and being plugged in with guys like Bryce, Steve, Sheriff

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