Welcome all you wiretappers out there. I've got a quick little bonus episode here. It came into contact with my guest here, Christopher Armadish. And he has a really interesting background. He has a new book that's out there about human trafficking. And when I first started talking to Chris, I said, you know, what's a deal with human trafficking? When I was a policeman,

that was not a deal. I see it all the time. I see that term human trafficking. Well, what does

human trafficking even look like? So, Chris, welcome. Hey, I appreciate you having me, Gary.

I think the show the work you're doing is fantastic. And I'm honored to speak to you in your audience here.

And also to talk to another former law enforcement professional.

That's right.

Both former cops, so we say, uh, now what's a title of your book?

First of all, somebody wants to get it.

What's the title of your book?

So the title of my book is forced sex trafficking, what it is and how you can end it.

Okay, so I guess for sex trafficking, I think that's the most important subject we can talk about here.

I think we all know that in third world countries,

in countries where there is no options,

many times sex work is an option for a woman

that needs to take care of her elderly parents,

the youngest daughter, the attractive daughter,

she can help take care of her parents

when there's no other way to take care of them.

And from the, what the Eastern Europe, she can help take care of her parents when there's no other way to take care of them.

And, you know, from the, what, the Eastern European countries and from South America and Mexico and from Asian countries, these countries that don't have much opportunity, these sex traffickers,

they see that and they see these girls are vulnerable and they can make

some money out of it by bringing them, especially to the United States. So Chris, tell our guys

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