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Exactly. So these guys are throwing us on the ground. Now, these guys, I get thrown on the ground too. The guy behind me, my security, we call them La Sombra, the shadow. Boom, he takes me down. He's kind of protecting me, so to speak. I'm laying there on the hot sand. I've got ants crawling on my face.

I was incredibly grateful to be laying on the hot sand with ants than to be in that conversation one more second. Right. And these guys were all, they put them separate. We were all laying there over on the beach area and they're interrogating them. And about 30 child protective services people came in with the children. And they were trying to settle them down.

I was incredibly grateful to be laying on the hot sand with ants than to be in that conversation one more second. Right. And these guys were all, they put them separate. We were all laying there over on the beach area and they're interrogating them. And about 30 child protective services people came in with the children. And they were trying to settle them down.

I was incredibly grateful to be laying on the hot sand with ants than to be in that conversation one more second. Right. And these guys were all, they put them separate. We were all laying there over on the beach area and they're interrogating them. And about 30 child protective services people came in with the children. And they were trying to settle them down.

And they took these guys off with handcuffs. They put them all on the boats and got them out fairly quickly. Um, so that they could, you know, let up on us a little bit after the traffickers were out, but we still, um, they weren't supposed to tell the kids that we were the good guys because we don't know, you know, how involved things were.

And they took these guys off with handcuffs. They put them all on the boats and got them out fairly quickly. Um, so that they could, you know, let up on us a little bit after the traffickers were out, but we still, um, they weren't supposed to tell the kids that we were the good guys because we don't know, you know, how involved things were.

And they took these guys off with handcuffs. They put them all on the boats and got them out fairly quickly. Um, so that they could, you know, let up on us a little bit after the traffickers were out, but we still, um, they weren't supposed to tell the kids that we were the good guys because we don't know, you know, how involved things were.

And so I, um, I had to go to the, go to the bathroom, uh, you know, I got up and they came around the outside and this bathroom area was It was kind of a grass roof, but you could hear what was going on over in the main area room where the children were. And these child protective services people were in there with the kids. And I could hear them laughing with the kids, singing with the kids.

And so I, um, I had to go to the, go to the bathroom, uh, you know, I got up and they came around the outside and this bathroom area was It was kind of a grass roof, but you could hear what was going on over in the main area room where the children were. And these child protective services people were in there with the kids. And I could hear them laughing with the kids, singing with the kids.

And so I, um, I had to go to the, go to the bathroom, uh, you know, I got up and they came around the outside and this bathroom area was It was kind of a grass roof, but you could hear what was going on over in the main area room where the children were. And these child protective services people were in there with the kids. And I could hear them laughing with the kids, singing with the kids.

And that sound of freedom, that's why we named the movie Sound of Freedom. That sound of freedom was the most beautiful sound that I ever heard, especially compared to the crying that we heard less than 45 minutes before. And I started crying. I turned to the operator who was with me. I said, I spent my whole life making money, making rich people richer. I want to make a difference.

And that sound of freedom, that's why we named the movie Sound of Freedom. That sound of freedom was the most beautiful sound that I ever heard, especially compared to the crying that we heard less than 45 minutes before. And I started crying. I turned to the operator who was with me. I said, I spent my whole life making money, making rich people richer. I want to make a difference.

And that sound of freedom, that's why we named the movie Sound of Freedom. That sound of freedom was the most beautiful sound that I ever heard, especially compared to the crying that we heard less than 45 minutes before. And I started crying. I turned to the operator who was with me. I said, I spent my whole life making money, making rich people richer. I want to make a difference.

I want to be involved. I want to help. I want to write bigger checks. What can I do? And he said, Paul, he said, sadly, there's a lot of demand for stuff like this that's coming from guys like Jeffrey Epstein. He said, it's coming from guys who, don't take this wrong, Paul, but they dress and talk and act just like you.

I want to be involved. I want to help. I want to write bigger checks. What can I do? And he said, Paul, he said, sadly, there's a lot of demand for stuff like this that's coming from guys like Jeffrey Epstein. He said, it's coming from guys who, don't take this wrong, Paul, but they dress and talk and act just like you.

I want to be involved. I want to help. I want to write bigger checks. What can I do? And he said, Paul, he said, sadly, there's a lot of demand for stuff like this that's coming from guys like Jeffrey Epstein. He said, it's coming from guys who, don't take this wrong, Paul, but they dress and talk and act just like you.

He said, I can't teach my Navy SEALs how to wear that suit and have that aura. He said, if you're willing to be the bait, I'll change your whole life. So that was the beginning of what ended up being 70 plus undercover missions, FBI agents knocking on my door and dealing with ex-cons, escaped convicts that were in different countries that were selling drugs. you know, this inventory.

He said, I can't teach my Navy SEALs how to wear that suit and have that aura. He said, if you're willing to be the bait, I'll change your whole life. So that was the beginning of what ended up being 70 plus undercover missions, FBI agents knocking on my door and dealing with ex-cons, escaped convicts that were in different countries that were selling drugs. you know, this inventory.

He said, I can't teach my Navy SEALs how to wear that suit and have that aura. He said, if you're willing to be the bait, I'll change your whole life. So that was the beginning of what ended up being 70 plus undercover missions, FBI agents knocking on my door and dealing with ex-cons, escaped convicts that were in different countries that were selling drugs. you know, this inventory.

It was 10 years then of undercover work. I retired from my job, took down everything relating to Paul Hutchinson online, put together a fake profile. In fact, you'll love this story. So I went to my personal assistant and I said, Kitty, Kitty's brilliant. She can type faster than I can think. She's just brilliant, brilliant woman. And I said, Kitty, I said, here's what I need.