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You're listening to the Tudor Dixon podcast, and I have my friend Yakuboyans with me today.

There's so much that we are going to talk about.

He works to fight sex trafficking in the United States and really all around the world.

But he's just such a diverse guy. He's got such an interesting background. And Yaku, thank you so much for joining me. We were

just talking about South Africa. There is so much to talk about today. Yeah, Tudor, thank you.

Truly, you are one of my favorites, all-time favorites. You are a class act, and you're not afraid. You're brave and you talk about the tough stuff. So thank you.

Well, thank you. Thank you for coming on because you are obviously doing the tough work. And I think this is something that we talk about sex trafficking in this country a lot. And there are times when, like this Sean Combs, the

ditty sex trafficking trial are going on when we say, okay, this is suddenly a lot more real.

We're seeing someone that we all grew up with. And I think growing up with him as this kind of pop

icon, people thought they looked up to him. Now we're seeing this

dirty, ugly side of things. It's almost like the unraveling of American culture. As you saw

politics unravel with COVID, the music moguls unravel with this. We're starting to see

the dirty underbelly of all of these

Hollywood in politics at the same time, aren't we?

100%. It's akin to Hollywood. When you look at the Al Pacino's of the world, the Robert

De Niro's of the world, and in their later semi-synile state, they start speaking the truth in their

heart. And you go, wait a minute, these were our, these are our champion. These are the guys we follow.

These are the folks that we, you know, build culture around. And it, and we should have, it should be

a reflective season for America. We should understand that God saved this nation November 5th.

He gave us grace and an opportunity to take territory. This is not a time to sit down and relax

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