Nic McKinley

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Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley · Former CIA Agent Exposes the Truth About Trafficking · 17 Apr 2025 podcast

Yeah, it's all come out in the media that that movie was a fiction. But it at least helped to shine a little bit of a spotlight on

Full stop.

Well, think about this. We have a drug enforcement agency, yet 90% of drugs are actually legal. 90% of the drugs that they enforce are actually legal. And so we have a entire multi-billion dollar agency that's focused around the illicit sale of legal commodities, by and large. Fentanyl is legal, right?

I've got some kidney disease because of some stuff that happened to me when I was in the military and the CIA. And so I have to go in for these surgeries and stuff. They give me fentanyl. Right. It's hyper useful. When you look at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, alcohol, tobacco and firearms are all legal. One of those firearms is actually a constitutionally protected commodity.

Yet we have this entire bureaucracy that spends billions of dollars fighting what is the illicit sale of those legal commodities. One hundred percent of human slavery, which is what we're talking about when we talk about, you know, sex trafficking is we're talking about people who are being enslaved and then forced to do these things.

One hundred percent of human slavery is illegal per the 13th Amendment. And yet we don't have a single singularly focused agency on slavery. human trafficking. And that's not to take away from those agencies, Department of Homeland Security, the DOJ, the FBI. They are they're doing the absolute best that they can. Right.

But the major majority of the heavy lifting in law enforcement goes to state and local law enforcement officers. When was the last time you were pulled over by an FBI agent for speeding? Right. And so it's a state and local law enforcement officers that are doing the heavy lifting and they have no resources, no anything.

And I think there's a large part of the reason for this is that there's a massive overlap. And I do mean massive overlap. And a lot of your a lot of your male listeners are about to get real uncomfortable, which means I'm doing my job. A massive overlap between human trafficking and strip clubs and pornography is

So if you have an OnlyFans, if you're one of these guys who participates in like OnlyFans and Pornhub and things like that, there is a and you do it regularly. There is virtually a. it's not a non-zero chance, but it's a very, very small chance that you have actually fed money into the human trafficking market.

You have these, you know, and so the guy who likes to go to the strip clubs doesn't want to hear that. And so, of course, just puts it out of his mind. Never mind the fact that we have data, we have photos, we have indisputable proof that this is happening. There's this incredible book about Pornhub and the, like, absolute evil that happens on that platform called Takedown.

Lila McElwain, absolute hero for the work that she did in helping to take a lot of the child pornography off of Pornhub and a lot of the rape videos and things like that, and a lot of the trafficking videos. When you have these parts of our society that That are the over sexualization of our society that are treating women and girls as commodities. And then you have predominantly men.

And again, I said we are the largest human trafficking market in the world, which means that statistically 30 percent of the men who are listening to this right now are engaged in those activities and they like those activities. And so they don't want somebody coming along and telling the truth about those activities. That's why we get so much pushback.

And as soon as I see what it's really funny when I go to talk to groups of donors or investors or whoever about the about the human trafficking issue. inevitably I'll have one or two men come up to me and be like, but human trafficking isn't, isn't that like, isn't that the oldest trade in the world? And I go, that's interesting.

I was talking about human trafficking and you brought up prostitution. You just told me everything I need to know about you and what you're into and the types of things that you like and why men like me are extremely confronting. And this gets back to the slaying the dragons, so to speak, right? It's why I personally...

absolutely hate the existence of of the things that people like like andrew and tristan tate say right they're like oh women are property i mean there's that that's undeniable like like they have they've said that in text messages like we have that in court documents and yet they Like the way that they are training other men is absolutely reprehensible.

And what I find is that the men that they're training are living in their mom's basement. They don't have the courage to go volunteer for the military, much less special ops. They're not going to go try to get into a good university. They're not going to try to go to the CIA. They're not going to actually try to go slay a dragon. And they're basically perpetual victims.

So I think the men listening have a choice to make. It's like, are you a perpetual victim? And you're like, well, I can't get a girlfriend. And so I'm gonna go do this porn thing or this strip club thing, or I'm gonna go visit this woman who's a prostitute, which by the way, about 80% of what you think is prostitution is actually human trafficking by the best data that we can find.

Or are you just gonna pull yourself up by your bootstraps and make a decision that you're gonna go be a better man? And the reason I really focus on men here is because that human trafficking market It's supply and demand generated, and the demand is generated by men.

to the men who are creating the demand, then what are we really standing for?

Like when I hear people say fake it till you make it, I'm like, no, that's completely wrong. You shouldn't fake it till you make it. What you should do is you should... Do exactly what it is that you're saying, Ryan, right? You should act as if you are that person, right? And that's what I'm talking about is like, so to decide, I am an entrepreneur, right? We go all the way back to the beginning.

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