Welcome to the Eric Metaxus show.

I shouldn't tell you this, but Eric hired someone who sounds just like him to host today's show.

But since I'm the announcer, they told me, so I'm telling you,

don't be fooled. The real Eric's in jail.

Folks, welcome back. We're talking to our friend, Kevin McCullough. You are somebody that

appreciate CSI, Christian Solidarity International, and what they've been doing to free slaves.

I always forget the slaves are currently held in Sudan. Northern Sudan. Sudan as a country kind of stopped existing a few

years ago, largely due to the efforts of John Ibner from Christian Solidarity International,

who really drew attention to

the Civil War and got the Bush administration and the Tony Blair administration and a few others

to get involved and to say, hey, we need to end the Civil War. Sadly, when the world got

involved, they brought the two sides together, settled, made peace.

That's how South Sudan came into existence.

But nobody did anything about the slaves.

And so while they're all patting each other on the back saying, hey, look at what a great job we did.

Meanwhile, there were 185,000 South Sudanese that had been

taken captive by Arab jihadists in the north, and none of them were released via the

agreement to bring an end to the Civil War. So what CSI has been doing diligently these many

years is sending essentially underground railroad stop runners to the north to find

where the slaves are to negotiate their freedom to negotiate their release and to bring them home

to where they need to be and this is an amazing work. These people, largely women, have gone through excruciating

life events while they've been in captivity. And if we, if we, you know, went through the list,

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