Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the show. Today we have, I'm not going to lie, this is a weighty topic.

We've discussed this with guests before, but the guests we have on today is about to release a video coming out July 30th that I just got to watch an advance copy. And I'm telling you right now, you got to watch this.

You got to consider this.

If you're a husband, if you're a father, you're a man, there's information in here.

You need to understand.

So today, our guest is Benji Nolo, and he runs Exodus Cry, which is an organization

that is dedicated to basically stopping human sex trafficking.

And for those of who have seen our episodes with Victor Marx, with Joshua Rome, this is something

that I think galvanized a lot of people recently. The recent movie with Jim Caviesel, I think kind of, it laid this groundwork where a lot of

people understood that we had this problem with human sex trafficking, with child abuse,

with child trafficking that was largely associated with sex trafficking in a way that they

didn't realize was going on.

They had some vague inclination that it was out there, but they had no idea.

And when that, when the movie came out, everybody was just energized. Like, how do we stop this? What do we do?

How do we get involved? And I would say that this movie by Exodus Cry called Buying Her gives a pretty powerful answer to that, a very, very powerful answer to something

that you can do in order to help in sex trafficking. And so I'm very grateful to have Benji

on today. Thank you very much for being with us, brother. Yeah. Thank you so much, Nick. I really

appreciate the opportunity to talk with you about this subject.

It's not an easy subject to talk about, to, you know, look at, I thought Sound of Freedom, the Jim Caviesel movie you mentioned, did a good job of presenting the issue in a way that captured the attention of a large audience.

And so, yeah, it's important.

It's important to address this issue.

There's 42 million people trapped in the global sex trade.

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