george orwell's vision had come to light a few years earlier and the democratic people's republic of korea. i also as the years went by i couldn't get the closing line of the italian journalist arbuckle when i got off the plane i kissed the ground happy to be back in a free country. a free country? china in 1981? i knew china wasn't free. what was really possible that there could be placed that north korea could be worse? 30 years later we know the answer to that question. north korea is the world's most repressive state. people enslaved in the family regime which controls the every aspect of their lives even whether they get to eat. religion was banned. there is no rule flow and proceeds political when fractions are met with harsh punishment i should add that is often needed out to three generations with the person's family. a political offender knows that when he goes to prison his parents and his children will probably go with him. there are probably about 200,000 north koreans today in the gulag and more than a million perhaps as 2 million have already died there. the reason we k

it was like reading a chapter from 1984 your george orwell's vision had come to life at a few years earlier as the democratic people republic of korea but also as the years went by i couldn't get the closing line of the italian journalist article out of my head. it read, when i got off the plane in peking, i kissed the ground, happy to be back in a free country. a free country, china, in 1981? i have been the. i knew china wasn't free. was it really possible that the good be a place that north korea could be worse? 30 years later we know the answer to that question. north korea is the world's most repressive state. its people are the slaves of the chemcam regime which controls every aspect of their life. even whether they get to eat. religion is banned. there is no rule of law, and perceived political infractions are met with harsh punishment. punishment i should add that is often meted out to three generations of a person stood at a political offender knows that when he goes to prison, his parents and his children will probably go with them. there are probably about 200,000 north koreans t

them to nobody, put a line through those years, as if the tour just didn't exist, it is like a george orwell give it to? doping was so widespread, that they were all cheating. many of them have been found guilty themselves or admitted they were doping. you can't really give it to anybody. >> talking to christine brennan the other day, she was saying, you know he did it when nike pulls out. she said, look at kobe bryant, ben roethlisberger, she rattled off a number of athletes, tiger woods, who have fallen off the -- off the tracks a little bit. they still stayed by them. nike has not. do you think lance armstrong will come forward and say, yes, i did it? >> i can't see it happening. he's denied it for so long. and the ways in which he's denied it make it so hard for him to do so. in 2005 in paris, he stood on the podium and said i feel sorry for you guys through the that can't believe in miracles. how do you go back on that? i think it would sound ridiculous if he apologized now. in any case, i don't think he can because of all of these lawsuits that would be open against him, from all these

george orwell said by the age of 50 a man has the face he deserves.the first debate, we saw the face of president obama what the congress has given him. >> did you say congress? >> congress. this was like a man coming back from the dead. a lot of sadness and resignation, means i kind of have resigned and given up. this time he was fighting for his issues, only time he showed sadness was when he got to the gun debate. >> side by side from the first debate and the dough bait from last night. and you were just talking about that, looking sad, which he only did really once. >> in the debate, yes. last time his eyes were down. he was looking at his notes, slumped in his demeanor. he looked small on the stage and he's supposed to be the president. this time he came on strong. >> we have been talking about arguing and parsing what people have said about benghazi. >> sure. >> you were looking at response to the question itself. let's play that. >> this question actually comes from a brain trust of my friends at global telecom supply. >> when do you see there?

george orwell's position came to light and i could not get to the closing line at of my head.it read when i got off the plane i kissed the ground happy to be back in a free country. china? 1981? i had been there. it was not free. was a possible there could be a place that north korea could be worse? thirty years later we know the answer. it is the world's most progressive state. people aren't slaves of the kim family regime. they control even if they get to eat. religion, and no rule of law , percy political infractions are met with harsh 10-- punishment meted out three generations of political fender knows when he goes to present his parents and his children will pare -- probably go with him. there are 200,000 north koreans today in the gulag may be as high as 2 million have already died. the reason reno this and much more is the testimony of those who have escaped for the these are the people i write about in my book this comes despite the regime broke to keep it secret. north korea has been not from the world's eyes. the regime has pursued the isolationist policy and has an