the organization that adrianne founded, which help joseph escape from china. joseph told the people at liberty of north korea, he told them what you are doing changed my life and it will vently change north korea. i firmly believe in that statement. today thanks to the information obtained from north korea's who have escaped, it's no longer possible for anyone to plead ignorance about the suffering of the north korean people or the dead duration of the total began regime they suffer under or argue things really aren't that bad in that country. a free north korea is not an impossible goal with the help of the north korean people themselves both who have escaped and those still in north korea it could happen. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, mel knee. the story you just told about the use of radios reminds me of the story that i was told by a north korean refugee and escapee in south korea when he told me about his tremendous vail and how he ended up in up one of the political prison camps when he was able to escape. he told me that his f

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adrianne jeffrey flake was lucky enough to be born in the greatest country in the world, while it will be years before he is ready to start school, his share of the national debt is already over $50,000. if we continue along our current budget trajectory, our grandson is simply not going to have the same opportunities that my grandparents created for me. i know that i'm joined by many when i say i will simply not let that happen. it is my hope that the recess from fiscal sanity that the last four years has represented is over. as bad as our fiscal challenges are, it's not too late. the bell has running and it's time for -- rung and it's time for us to get to work. >> on "washington journal" tomorrow morning we'll focus on the presidential cam wayne with amy walter, then look at how the campaign is playing out in key battleground states. we'll hear from talk show host joe thomas from charlottesville, virginia. at 9:00 a.m. eastern, we'll be joined by mark simpson, news director from orlando, florida and we'll hear about the campaign in ohio from michael alwood in columbus. "washington j

adrianne jeffrey flake was lucky enough to be born in the greatest country in the world, while it will be years before he is ready to start school, his share of the national debt is already over $50,000. if we continue along our current budget trajectory, our grandson is simply not going to have the same opportunities that my grandparents created for me. i know that i'm joined by many when i say i will simply not let that happen. it is my hope that the recess from fiscal sanity that the last four years has represented is over. as bad as our fiscal challenges are, it's not too late. the bell has rung and it's time for us to get to work. >> david cameron answered questions on the national health service, youth unemployment, and the relationship with the european union. they also paid tribute to persons who died over the parliament break. join us sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c. said he was the ideal candidate for the tea party. now he is saying, what, who, me? he is forgetting his own positions and he is betting you will too. he is changing so much, backtracking and sidestepp