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Welcome to the Eric Matex Show.

It's the show that helps you make sense of things that would otherwise baffle you like. For example, why does that one shoe hide in the back of the closet like that?

Is it afraid of you or does it just need some alone time? Or maybe it's ashamed of something. Something terrible that only a shoe would be ashamed of.

The answers to these and other questions right here right now on the Eric Matex Show.

And now your host Eric Matex.

How are you?

I always try to follow those intros and I always do follow them but very poorly. I apologize in advance.

Today we have a very serious subject but an important subject and want to make

it exciting to talk about. Some of you are familiar with human trafficking.

We have in our studio today Victor Boutross who is the CEO and founding director of the human trafficking institute and the co-author with Gary Hogan of the Locust Effect.

Why the end of poverty requires the end of violence Victor. Welcome to the program.

I know this is a huge issue but it's one of these issues I think many people know it's a huge issue but they're not sure what I can do about it.

So let's start with you. How did you get involved in this subject? You live in DC? What are your family?

I do. I live in DC but really learned about this about 20 years ago. Back when I was a little graduate student started traveling the developing world.

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