Matt Nelson

I just literally two nights ago received the video and pictures from a young Hazara woman who when she got back to her house, the Taliban were waiting for her and they beat her, severely, broke her nose, cracked her orbital bone, we've moved her to a safe place and put her in hiding.

It waited and waited and waited, and his time ran out. His family two weeks after his death received a congratulatory letter from the State Department. And that's just the typical travesty that we're starting to see become more and more common every day.

Everything that we're doing right now is done on a personal basis. There's no government money, there's no government funding. There's no government plane waiting, waiting at the end of a tarmac.

We have Brigadier Generals in the Afghan National Army. We have female journalists that have been persecuted. We've got several that young Hazara girls who are targeted to be war brides, young war brides, and we've been able to get all of them to safety to this point. And they're getting ready to make that final jump, i've got the family, the mother and father of an active duty U.S. Marine that is part of this group. We've got famous Afghan media personalities.

We just need the country to back us up on that same way.