it's difficult at times to watch beyond utopia, to see the brutal violence meted out on north korean mama roh, one of the defectors featured in the film. what struck me as we chatted was her enthusiasm and positive spirit after all she'd endured. she hopes the documentary can be a powerful tool to educate the world about north korea. translation: | think - many people in north korea would assume that a family like ours, if they tried - to escape, they would die. but when they do find out - that we all managed to escape, and when they do realise the route we have takenl and the country's there, i we may not be as well off i think that will be really - powerful and it is so emotional for me knowing that there is a possibility that - people back in north korea might be able to see this l and learn that. when you meet real people here, documentaries like beyond utopia do serve to remind you just how resilient individuals can be in the midst of deprivation, hardship and isolation. the whole world is fascinated by north korea, and this film really does put a human face on the suffering in

a documentary called beyond utopia chronicles daily life in north korea in the most distressing termsad utopia was directed by madeline gavin. what's particularly notable for me was the use of mobile phones to record footage to illustrate defective's escape. it makes you feel you are an active participant in it. 26 feel you are an active participant in it. ~ ., , ., , in it. 26 million people live within the walls of _ in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that _ in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that country. - in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that country. we - in it. 26 million people live withinl the walls of that country. we don't hear from them, the walls of that country. we don't hearfrom them, we the walls of that country. we don't hear from them, we don't acknowledge them, we don't even know they exist. that's why i met pastor ken, and he and i after many months realise we wanted to make the same kind of film that brought people up close and personal. that brought people up close and ersonal. ., , ., , ., ~ ., personal. pastor kim

and pitch the end of the line, all these grand promises, this is the utopia they've been promising so long. will: it would be beyondhem racist to saying you are not black if you don't vote for me. that's got to be the end terminal on the pandering train. charlie: you misdiagnosed your own race if you think you are going to vote for donald trump. back to what you said a minute ago. people are getting red pills and the people democrats didn't expect because they haven't been listening to their own voters. rachel: they think they can use the other side hates you but they are still using money and one of the ways they've done that is with student loans, trying to buy votes with student loans. interesting story has come up because there's a hill staffer who bragged about the student loan forgiveness he got, trying to give props to the boss, president biden, elections matter and he got $8000 in student loan, here's his post, just got a call to let me know my student debt has been canceled. this is why elections matter. thanks@joe biden. he makes 90,000 a year in the reason he is gone viral, smart people went back and loo