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allen mendosa executive director of the alan jackson society and he joins us tonight. dr.thanks for coming on. >> a pleasure to be with you. >> tucker: so do you think we are overstating it when we describe north korea as basically a prison? >> no, of course not. it is basically a prison. this is the world's most oppressive regime. it is indeed a prison camp. you can't leave. your last guest was sort of smeeg before she came on, but i have to say most extraordinary set of sort of points, different points put together in a sort of a policy statement. look, this is a state which exists and runs on terror. it runs on terror. it runs on torture. it runs on imprisonment, and it runs on ensuring that the people who live there are at the beck and whim of the regime. it is indeed a prison camp. you are absolutely correct. >> tucker: why the impulse? you have watched the reaction of the international left to a lot of these different regimes over the years. why the impulse to defend, to side with, make excuses for regimes that are indefensible simply because they hate the west? >> t

alan mendoza's e executive director of the henry jackson society and he joins us tonight. dr.doza, thanks for coming w. >> a pleasure to be with you. >> tucker: do you think we are overstating it when we describe north korea as basically a person? >> no, of course not. it's basically a prison. this is the world's most repressive regime. it is indeed a prison. you can't leave, your last guest was smoking before she came on. i have to say, the most extraordinary points but together, in a sort of policy statements. this is a state which exists and runs on terror, entrance on terror, its runs on torture, trends in imprisonment, and it runs on ensuring that the people who live there are active back end women of the regime. it is indeed a prison camp.yo you are correct. >> tucker: supply the impulse -- you've watched the reaction of the international left to a lot of these regimes over the years. why the impulse to defend, to side with, make excuses for regimes that are indefensible simply because they hate the west? >> there is an extraordinary romance of the left believes them. hi