EX-MADAM TO CNN: “I’M AVAILABLE.”

DAVIS-SPITZER WOULD GENERATE FIREWORKS AND RATINGS

Ex-Madam Kristin Davis, who supplied call girls for Eliot Spitzer, has a message for CNN executives—“I’m available.”

CNN dumped Spitzer’s co-host Kathleen Parker from the ex-governor’s ratings challenged show after reports that Spitzer felt that Parker, rather than his banal analysis of current events, was responsible for dismal ratings.

“Now that Kathleen Parker has learned that Eliot Spitzer is a misogynist pig, perhaps it’s time for CNN executives to pair Spitzer with someone who will challenge his sanctimonious know-it-all rants,” said Davis, who worked as the Vice President of a hedge fund before founding the most successful multi-million dollar escort service in history. “I’m available.”

“Eliot Spitzer avoided prosecution for various state and federal crimes while those who committed similar crimes went to prison,” said Davis. “More importantly, he has benefitted monetarily for those crimes by being paid substantially more by CNN than his salary as governor.”

Davis was convicted on one count of promoting prostitution and served four months on Rikers Island. Her probation ended in November of 2010. She recently founded Hope House, a non-profit program to combat sex trafficking and assist women who have been conscripted into a life of prostitution.

“Ms. Parker’s contract, which she most likely got paid in full despite her termination, most likely prevents her from telling the truth about the circumstances surrounding her leaving the show,” said Davis, who ran for governor in 2010 to protest the inequalities in the justice system, which caused her prosecution while Spitzer went unprosecuted.

“If CNN really wants someone who will confront Spitzer instead of a lap dog, I’m their woman,” said Davis.

DAVIS, EX-MADAM TO FOUND PROGRAM FOR SEX TRAFFICING VICTIMS

Kristin Davis, better known as The Manhattan Madam who supplied call-girls for Eliot Spitzer and after prison ran for Governor of New York on a libertarian platform announced she would found HOPE HOUSE, a non-profit created to expose and eradicate sex trafficking. Davis plans to open a New York City based Shelter and program for women who are forced to work as Prostitutes and break free to regain control of their lives.
 
Davis founded and ran the highest grossing escort service in US History before she was convicted of promoting prostitution and spent four months in prison. 
 
Davis also said that HOPE HOUSE would publish a yearly report on Sex Trafficking in New York to generate public awareness of the issue. The first study is being prepared now but Davis says" 80% of the women working as prostitutes in New York City are doing so against their will."

"The women who worked for my high-end Escort Service did so by choice and of their own free will. They were models, actresses, dancers, students and professionals who chose to become sex workers. But, I've seen first hand how thousands of girls and women are conscripted into a life of prostitution and drugs by pimps and sex-traffickers" said Davis, a former Hedge Fund VP.
 
"The Sex industry is not just the Hollywood glitz of "Pretty Woman"- it has an ugly underside" said Davis who won 20,000 votes in her protest campaign.
 
"For these women there is no way out. Until Prostitution is decriminalized sex workers like these women will not easily come forward-largely because there is no place to go for help. HOPE HOUSE will change that" Said Davis.
 
HOPE HOUSE will provide:
- Shelter
- Food
-Medical care
-HIV testing and counseling
-Drug treatment and counseling.
-Physiatrist Counseling
-24 Hour Security
 
for women who seek to escape from the vicious pimps that hold them and force them with drugs and physical violence and the threat of sending them to jail
 
"Many of the women we are talking about are immigrants brought here under false pretenses and sold into a life of prostitution" said Davis " I have seen the other side of the Industry I was once in. I am, obviously done with the prostitution business and I served my time, but I understand the underside of the Industry and what must be done to help save these women" she continued.
 
Davis said private fundraising would begin in February and that non-governments funds would be sought. "I have no allusions about how difficult it is to raise money in this economy. I hope to have the HOPE HOUSE shelter open in 2013" said Davis who once ran a worldwide multimillion dollar Escort Agency where ladies charged no less than $1000 a hour.
 
Davis said she would announce some business ventures next month and would remain active in Public Policy issues.