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Now your host, Eric Mataxis.

Folks, welcome to the Ekmatakis show.

You know, in this Christmas season, we like to do something genuinely spectacular.

There's evil in the world.

And every now and again, we get to partner with CSI, Christian Solidarity International, to combat evil in a way that is palpable

that is absolutely possible. We can free people from slavery. Doesn't seem real, does it? It's real. We in

America, anyone who's listening to this program can do something about it. It is a spectacular opportunity. And I wanted my friend, Kevin McCullough, to tell us more about the opportunity because he knows about this stuff. He's worked with CSI. Kevin, welcome. Hey, Eric, it seems like I'm on your show every day these days. Why not? It's good to be back. Hey, it's fun. Let's keep, let's keep going.

It's more fun to talk about what great things we can do than about, you know, how difficult

everything is in the United States and all the, all our problems. This is something I keep saying.

It's like what, you know, the Jews call a a mitzvah. You can do a good act. It is just a spectacular thing that you can just do this thing. With a certain amount of money, you can do this good thing. And there's nothing to say about it. It's just all good and wonderful. And I think when you have that opportunity, you're sort of obliged to take it. Well, you know, it's funny, Eric, because you know, you and I live in the New York area and we rub shoulders

with people that a lot of times disagree with us on a lot of things from the basis of our faith and

worldview. But one thing I've never found any of them willing to criticize for is the involvement

that I've had to talk about CSI and tell others about CSI and the

releasing people from slavery. And I don't know if this will come through on the camera,

but I wanted I wanted you to see this picture of a woman named a book. I want you to notice

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