Fireside Chat Ep. 203 - Escaping Oppression: North Korean Defector Yeonmi Park | Fireside Chat

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  • @YeonmiParkOfficial
    @YeonmiParkOfficial 3 роки тому +1983

    Thank you everyone for your heartfelt support ♥️

    • @jeremyv.1138
      @jeremyv.1138 3 роки тому +32

      Absolutely love your message and incredible insight on the situations that actually can,do, and will happen through fascist dictatorships like the one in North Korea and many other areas in the world. Please keep spreading your message it has changed many peoples lives!

    • @rachaelgargagliano7090
      @rachaelgargagliano7090 3 роки тому +33

      Thank you for giving voices for the voiceless in North Korea you are so inspirational

    • @silasmonk2458
      @silasmonk2458 3 роки тому +7

      Is Dennis naive...?

    • @kalvin1123
      @kalvin1123 3 роки тому +2

      I've seen you on China Uncensored. Can you do reports on 🇰🇷 ?

    • @deborahstrickland9845
      @deborahstrickland9845 3 роки тому +16

      Bless you.❤️

  • @cidabarros4819
    @cidabarros4819 3 роки тому +141

    The moment when she says about her father: “they killed his soul” was absolutely heartbreaking😥

    • @camandresjl
      @camandresjl 3 роки тому +4

      Unfortunately, that is what the socialist wants to do with everyone around: kill their soul, kill creativity, kill critical thinking, kill free thought.
      It's a three-step process: 1. Control what you can or can't do, 2. Control what you can or can't say, and 3. control what can or can't you think.

    • @pierresoorden5975
      @pierresoorden5975 Рік тому

      muerde ese tatuaje en tu hombro

    • @vietmanhduong1946
      @vietmanhduong1946 6 днів тому

      BRAINWASHING ...

  • @tomjjackson21
    @tomjjackson21 3 роки тому +410

    She is such an incredible woman. The impact she leaves on everyone she speaks with is really profound. Watching Jordan Peterson break down the entire time they spoke, seeing the admiration in Dennis's face is so impressive. The evils she endured is heartbreaking. I'm so glad that the world desires to hear her story.

    • @nicolemalone5982
      @nicolemalone5982 3 роки тому +3

      Beautifully said.... I agree 100%...😘

    • @JMBBrasil
      @JMBBrasil Рік тому +1

      Yeah. I’m like Peterson. Everytime I hear her speak I cry. I can’t help it.

  • @txnetcop
    @txnetcop 3 роки тому +407

    My youngest daughter came back from college shocked by the Communism in the University professors...I found a Christian college and she earned her RN(a bachelor of Science) and later a doctorate from this Christian University. She now runs the Trauma Center in a large hospital at 28. There is still hope...thank you for inviting this young woman on your show!

    • @SKSillSKSill
      @SKSillSKSill 3 роки тому +15

      That’s awesome Tex ..You did well! My Wife and I recently took all 4 of our children out of public school because of all the crap going on in the world.
      They are actually being homeschooled out of a Christian academy…
      We do everything here at home and they test once or twice a year at the academy. I’m 37,and my Wife is 31.
      Any Advice for a young couple with 4 kiddos?

    • @brianbauer3148
      @brianbauer3148 3 роки тому +15

      To bad we can't just send to communist to communist countries.

    • @flossy4802
      @flossy4802 3 роки тому +2

      @@brianbauer3148 Yes..... give them their own planet!

    • @StereoSpace
      @StereoSpace 3 роки тому +9

      University and communist are virtually synonymous now. Tragic, really, for those kids.

    • @gerardpin4162
      @gerardpin4162 3 роки тому +4

      What is the name of the college? I want to go back to get my bachelor's and am curious to see what options are out there besides colleges that are indoctrinating the youth

  • @VincitOmniaVeritas7
    @VincitOmniaVeritas7 3 роки тому +269

    The things this brave woman had to endure make all the problems I ever had in my life pale in comparison.

    • @FlyingHighVeteran
      @FlyingHighVeteran 3 роки тому +6

      So true, I actually teared up in parts of her story.

    • @godsgirl3254
      @godsgirl3254 3 роки тому +1

      Amen!

    • @FlyingHighVeteran
      @FlyingHighVeteran 3 роки тому +1

      @@surenaanerus7387 Cite a reliable unbiased source or STFU!

    • @VincitOmniaVeritas7
      @VincitOmniaVeritas7 3 роки тому +4

      @@surenaanerus7387 you went to all that trouble to find inconsistencies and that's the best you got? A few time and number imprecisions about things that happened YEARS ago? Most of us can't remember what they had for lunch yesterday...
      Your post is suspiciously detailed and you created this account last month... I'm curious: do you work for the DPRK or the CCP? Do you get paid by posting this in money or food?

    • @VincitOmniaVeritas7
      @VincitOmniaVeritas7 3 роки тому

      @@surenaanerus7387 "

  • @cjr4286
    @cjr4286 3 роки тому +491

    This was truly one of the greatest Fireside Chats ever.

    • @fentonmulley5895
      @fentonmulley5895 3 роки тому +1

      ua-cam.com/video/pJCY7dS7StU/v-deo.html

    • @Armygirlsdad
      @Armygirlsdad 3 роки тому +6

      @@fentonmulley5895 Don't just provide a link. As far as I am concerned, you're part of the evil who wants to push socialism/communism/fascism or anti-semitism/anti-USA/anti-freedom. As far as I am concerned, you're part of the evil problem.

    • @satoshinakamoto7253
      @satoshinakamoto7253 3 роки тому +1

      read more

    • @fentonmulley5895
      @fentonmulley5895 3 роки тому +1

      @@Armygirlsdad do you really think there is such a thing as evil? Why do you choose the exact "ism"s that fox news tells the American dummies. Or lemme guess you may have moved to the IDW?
      Tell me what is wrong with workers having a democratic role in more aspects of the corp they work for? Is it Evil to suggest this?
      What solutions does the conservative economic model offer for the coming new automated manufacturing world?
      Every time I have heard of technology entering into a part of a business and making the production dramatically more efficient, people get fired.
      Is antitrust evil?
      (You implied you wanted some more than a link)
      Btw Israel has zero right to encroach on land they do not own on paper. This isn't antisemitic because the native people of the entire region are semitic, even the Muslims and christians.

    • @josh18230
      @josh18230 3 роки тому +5

      @@fentonmulley5895 Nobody cares, go away.

  • @ctw910
    @ctw910 3 роки тому +190

    This woman is amazing, God bless her.

  • @eugenebergmann9928
    @eugenebergmann9928 3 роки тому +194

    Such a wise, salient, cogent, clear thinking, common sense young lady way beyond her years. What and honor and a privilege for me to listen to this interview.

    • @fentonmulley5895
      @fentonmulley5895 3 роки тому

      ua-cam.com/video/pJCY7dS7StU/v-deo.html

    • @ChiyoTachi
      @ChiyoTachi 3 роки тому +2

      @@fentonmulley5895 All I see from the link you shown are arrogance from two men that tries hard to disprove her story associating it with irrelevant issues. You are not her you do not live near the border of N.Korea and China she isn't living in urban N.Korea, this is same as saying forced organ harvesting is fake. What she do to make herself pretty or project herself is up to her trying to discredit her by associating with Nonsense is beyond arrogance if you ask me. Whether how you think she must react in a way you want or imagine her to react is irrelevant and whether or not she exaggerate any of her story does not makes her story fake. It is more on how you absorb it, 1) She has contacts with N.Korea till today this is a fact, 2) she shown her friends and relatives, she doesn't need to disclose any of her privacy to prove to jokers that choose not to believe her, 3) Just because she likes conservatives she automatically a propaganda, same can be said to the link you shared that could be paid to discredit her. I've watch Anti Yoenmi videos and Yoenmi videos. My conclusion is she is legit. Thanks and try harder next time.

    • @elchinn87
      @elchinn87 2 роки тому

      Can relate with your feelings

  • @mustardseed738
    @mustardseed738 3 роки тому +242

    A story that must be told over and over again becuase as humans we forget and must be reminded of just how important the stakes are

    • @fentonmulley5895
      @fentonmulley5895 3 роки тому

      ua-cam.com/video/pJCY7dS7StU/v-deo.html

    • @marksauck8481
      @marksauck8481 2 роки тому

      We take so much for granted in our country and people don’t understand that freedom and liberty are like a flickering candle that can be forever lost with a wisp. We are closer now to that happening than anytime in our long history.

  • @evanm2024
    @evanm2024 3 роки тому +648

    Can you imagine how little humanity it takes to see Greta Thunberg as a hero and ignore this woman?

    • @ollyalme
      @ollyalme 3 роки тому +36

      Exactly. Talk about "stolen childhood"................

    • @brucewayne1662
      @brucewayne1662 3 роки тому +10

      Although in some ways Greta Thunberg is also a bit of a victim.

    • @sarahbritt1234
      @sarahbritt1234 3 роки тому +22

      @@brucewayne1662 Greta definitely is a victim of her upbringing. Her parents are Elites. (Pics of them covering one eye on Swedish magazine covers. They also have ties to certain Soros NGOs) She doesn't know anything else. They sold and brainwashed her into what she's become.

    • @ggreenie01
      @ggreenie01 3 роки тому +7

      Fantastic comment. Evan. 100 percent on the mark!

    • @markhall6306
      @markhall6306 3 роки тому +8

      She's an amazing woman of courage

  • @wholovesyababy5574
    @wholovesyababy5574 3 роки тому +185

    I grew up during the Vietnam era. I learned that America was bad. Living in the freest country in the world, I believed I was in a bad country. Then I went into the Peace Corps. I came back so grateful to be an American with the privilege to live in America! People who grow up here are too soft and really don't know what the rest of the world is like. They think they do, from what they read, but they need to go out into the world to find out what's really out there. Then they will truly appreciate America.

    • @janedoe3648
      @janedoe3648 3 роки тому +4

      Just going to Western Eurppe made me feel beyond blessed to be an American lol. No place is so friendly, loving, full of grace rather than judgment/criticism etc.

    • @fentonmulley5895
      @fentonmulley5895 3 роки тому +2

      How do you think the uk and USA became wealthy enough to become "safe"? What was that head start we got? Ahhh slavery and the naval power to dominate anywhere. The American economic and foreign policy is ruthless and turns places who recently discovered and nationalized some resource which could boost their living standard and once were done with our plan the resource is controlled by us corps. I'd say some Scandinavian countries or even Canada are much safer than the USA. Germany is probably less safe because of all the drunk idiot soldiers occupying their country for no reason.
      There is a lot of evidence showing that us troops over seas commit many crimes when off duty. Btw evidence doesn't change because you are in a different "phase" of your life.

    • @FRAME5RS
      @FRAME5RS 3 роки тому +7

      Americans who have been nowhere in the world pontificate about hiw America should be some fictional society, foreigners who HAVE seen bad places come here and see another place entirely....a great place, with faults of course, but a good place anyway.

    • @magnusarsland6887
      @magnusarsland6887 3 роки тому +2

      @@fentonmulley5895 UK was already wealthy enough to buy slaves and have a strong navy. If you think slavery was bad in the west.... You don't know much about the slavery in the rest of the world. Of course UK callousley did not bring slaves to their homeland and instead sent them to work on extracting resources from their colonies just like they sent their criminals into exile in those colonies, though they would have been hanged if they stayed in the UK. Kinda like how in the modern day corporations send their factories overseas to countries where workers are treated like shit at best... While pontificating about how proggresive they are.
      And last time I checked it was not drunken soldiers running around and violently raping women in Germany. Though they certainly help the legal prostitution flourish. Despite it being a crime if they are caught. The 18USC§1384 is not nearly as enforced as it maybe should be. As for corps.... Enjoy the world of the psycho nazi democrats & the global corporations merger.

    • @BIGLOVE4TRUTH
      @BIGLOVE4TRUTH 3 роки тому +3

      Sadly, now with the open border crisis, the US is the garbage dump and laughingstock of the world.

  • @nielsennful
    @nielsennful 3 роки тому +92

    “Truth liberates people” - this is beautiful. May Truth set us all free. May we know truth and let it hydrate our souls. Thank you Yeonmi, thank you.

    • @imkluu
      @imkluu 3 роки тому

      This is why truth is the greatest enemy of the left, and leftist ideologies. This is why the left misinforms, indoctrinates, brain washes those given to them to teach, to ignore the truth over their agenda, and creates useful idiots to follow them. Once they create idiots, those idiots can no longer think for themselves but only take orders, lacking reason, common sense, the ability to comprehend logic, and to know the truth when they hear it.

    • @taxsaversteve
      @taxsaversteve 2 роки тому

      EXACTLY.
      Truth liberates PEOPLE.
      Truth imprisons LIBRULS.

  • @jenniferjohnson2314
    @jenniferjohnson2314 3 роки тому +94

    This may very well have been the best Fireside Chat I've ever seen. I'm overwhelmed by Yeonmi's courage, strength and resistance to higher education brainwashing in the U.S. Thank you, Mr. Prager, for doing this chat. The value of this hour is immeasurable. ❤

    • @nicolemalone5982
      @nicolemalone5982 3 роки тому +3

      Yaaaaasssss,!!! I am with you on that!

    • @miastrong151
      @miastrong151 3 роки тому +1

      College means nothing compared to lived experienced. Asking 20-year olds that have never actually lived in the world to dictate policy or be used as wise-men is the dumbest thing we can do as a society.

    • @miastrong151
      @miastrong151 3 роки тому

      @@surenaanerus7387 I doubt that anyone thinks that 100% of everything that she says in an interview is record. What I look for, with ethnography, is mostly true. It is like war stories. People are supposed to form their own conclusions. Other things can be attributed to cultural factors. It is incorrect for a woman to correct a man in many cultures, or February and March, being similar in date, will not change the seasonal characteristic of the weather. Also, it is easier to understand and respond in print than verbally when speaking a second tongue. In the interview, it is clear that she doesn't mean that she crossed for one full day, rather that she was caught upon crossing, and it is also clear that she is not on the same page as Prager in terms of English proficiency. What I am concerned about in this story are the verifiable details. She is from North Korea. She suffered. She escaped. Those are the things that draw my interest. If you do not understand why this is relevant, I would want to know who you are and what your interest is in the story.

  • @freedomliberty7611
    @freedomliberty7611 3 роки тому +82

    This woman is amazing! Such an inspiration. Very intelligent.

  • @masterdaveedwards
    @masterdaveedwards 3 роки тому +68

    "Truth liberates people" wow this woman is priceless. The suffering she has gone through has given her much wisdom...blessing to you and your son.

  • @trehugr4life
    @trehugr4life 3 роки тому +56

    2 of my favorite humans! Thank you Yeomni and Dennis. Something about the end brought tears to my eyes. I love both of you!

  • @hyper8545
    @hyper8545 3 роки тому +26

    So crazy. I was born in 1993 just like her. How different our childhood was. 🤯

    • @YanaSolokha
      @YanaSolokha 3 роки тому +1

      Read the book A Thousand Splendid Suns. You will know about childhood close to 2000 in Afganistan.

  • @masterdaveedwards
    @masterdaveedwards 3 роки тому +32

    "When you control the language" profound in that's the direction we have been moving towards for quite sometime

    • @juliaj7939
      @juliaj7939 3 роки тому +2

      "Pronouns" are a huge example.

  • @svennielsen633
    @svennielsen633 3 роки тому +58

    I really hope that someone will make a film/drama about this escape. People have to see this with their own eyes in order really to understand what Yeonmi talks about. Also from her point of view: the escape started as search for food, developed into human traffic and only finally ended up as a real escape. Her escape really can only be defined retrospectively.

    • @bellalerman9359
      @bellalerman9359 2 роки тому

      That would be the best movie. I really hope they make a movie about Yeonmi Park. What an amazing story that would be

  • @SpidermanandJeny
    @SpidermanandJeny 3 роки тому +178

    "The truly oppressed don't know they're oppressed. If you know you're oppressed, you're not really oppressed."
    Yeoni Park

    • @greengo9
      @greengo9 3 роки тому +7

      That's so powerful!

    • @sledge1960
      @sledge1960 3 роки тому +6

      Too broad a statement. Try that one on a Holocaust survivor or an Australian aboriginal woman who had her children ripped from her and resettled hundreds of miles away, never to be seen again. as recently as the 1970's. One can only truly know ones own suffering experience.

    • @fentonmulley5895
      @fentonmulley5895 3 роки тому +1

      What about Stockholm syndrome?

    • @SpidermanandJeny
      @SpidermanandJeny 3 роки тому +5

      @@sledge1960 it's her statement. I wouldn't say I agree with it completely, but it's a different way of thinking about things. Like what if you don't even know you're oppressed, you just think life is the way you're terribly living because everyone lives exactly the same way? That's being so oppressed you don't even know you're oppressed and such a large scale that it's really terrifying. Of course the ppl in the gulags, concentration camps, slaves, etc etc etc know they're being oppressed and it's not one bit better, but it certainly is different.

    • @sledge1960
      @sledge1960 3 роки тому +1

      @@fentonmulley5895 Stockholm Syndrome is a bona fide medically listed form of mental illness.
      A psychological coping mechanism whereby the mind adjusts to protect the individual in an oppressive situation.

  • @dragonslayer7587
    @dragonslayer7587 3 роки тому +86

    Without God & our soul filled with the Lord, this Country doesn't have a chance of surviving even with all these Freedoms we take for granted.

    • @denispoirier5442
      @denispoirier5442 3 роки тому +5

      Agreed .The devil is at work convincing his children that America is evil. He is the father of lies.

    • @shawnboahene5231
      @shawnboahene5231 3 роки тому +1

      Amen

  • @Stormprobe
    @Stormprobe 3 роки тому +48

    I was molested as a baby and child, and abused in other ways, but I still know what’s right and wrong and I don’t blame others, because I still try to improve myself to try to make myself normal, where others look for excuses to be abnormal.

    • @stevelux9854
      @stevelux9854 3 роки тому +2

      That is sadly an all too common story. It is hard to make our way through life when those who are trusted to guide us and teach us the right way to go, instead do so much damage. Makes for a challenging life. Hopefully we do as little damage to ourselves, and especially to others as possible along the way.

    • @eguogwuscholastica8202
      @eguogwuscholastica8202 3 роки тому

      That's true.

    • @alyssamurphy2002
      @alyssamurphy2002 2 роки тому +1

      I'm so sorry that this happened to you. Always sounds lame, but really what I mean to say is...I'm sorry that you were attacked by people with evil and selfish desires when you were so young and defenseless. I'm so sorry that the evil in people's hearts was turned on you. I'm so glad you choose to move forward courageously.

  • @pcdriver
    @pcdriver 3 роки тому +36

    What an admirable person she is.

  • @RemmingtonCampbell
    @RemmingtonCampbell 3 роки тому +42

    It is so good that your message is getting out there. Keep up the good work.

  • @DortieMae
    @DortieMae 3 роки тому +68

    Yeonmi reminds me that I’m so thankful to be born here, to be able to sit here in the home I own, to have as many choices as I’ve had in every single aspect of my life because others do not. I’ve heard her story many times but it hits me the same every time. Life is so precious and I’m lucky enough to live the life I have because many others do not have the same opportunity

    • @nicolemalone5982
      @nicolemalone5982 3 роки тому +3

      That is a beautiful message that you just sent, and I have the same sentiments… God bless you! We are so fortunate…

  • @13StJimmy
    @13StJimmy 3 роки тому +12

    I read her book in 2015/2016 and ever since then whenever someone asks me for a book recommendation “In order to live” is the first one I recommend because everyone should know the truth about North Korea

  • @michaelsoldau7677
    @michaelsoldau7677 3 роки тому +25

    My dad went to fight as a 17 year old marine in the Korean War in 1950. He was right in the middle of the chosin battle and said there were days that he didn’t think he would make it to 18, yet he had nothing but love and admiration for the Korean people and now I know why. God bless Yeonmi and god bless Prague U!!

  • @susanaskins6462
    @susanaskins6462 3 роки тому +4

    Dennis,
    I enjoy all of your videos but this is one of your greatest ones yet!!!
    She needs to be a speaker at every single university, high school and junior high in America.

  • @ClaritySinger
    @ClaritySinger 3 роки тому +8

    Yeonmi, thank you for speaking up for the voiceless and suffering North Korea. I pray that you will continue to have strength to bring the public to attention. You are very brave.

  • @marayoung
    @marayoung 3 роки тому +2

    Just wow!! Every single person in America must watch this!

  • @bexter1442
    @bexter1442 3 роки тому +30

    Thank you. Thank you both so so much. Bless America. Bless y'all. I am a teenager and I can see the indoctrination in schools y'all are doing the work of the people.

    • @virginiabuckles
      @virginiabuckles 3 роки тому +3

      Stay strong and God bless you. Question everything and learn to think for yourself. ☺️

  • @LP004
    @LP004 3 роки тому +67

    The things people do for freedom, when you know for sure that you’re going to die by staying where you are, you might as well die trying to get out

    • @MP-ef9yo
      @MP-ef9yo 3 роки тому

      Like the migrants at the mexican border?

    • @idk1848
      @idk1848 3 роки тому

      @@MP-ef9yo true

    • @surenaanerus7387
      @surenaanerus7387 3 роки тому

      *This lady is a grifting liar already been proven a fraud,* She was exposed in South Korea as a liar & fraud by other N. Koreans defectors, , and was not able to milk it up, so she moved to the west(in fact she run away!!) where people are more naive on the issues and facts about North Korea. On top of changing her story MULTIPLE times in separate interviews and is paid by the Koch Brothers right wing think tank (Human Rights Fundation). She can't keep her story straight is because she's been lying for publicity and money. 3 examples:
      *THE DATE of their escape to Mongolia*
      According to her own book: "They managed an escape to Mongolia on *March 4, 2009,* Park’s father’s birthday.(Yeon-Mi Park, In Order to Live: A North Korean Girl’s Journey to Freedom (New York: Penguin Press, 2015), 198-212.( "The sun rose behind us, casting our long faint shadows across the desert floor as we walked into Mongolia. My mother grabbed my hand and reminded me that *it was March 4-my father’s birthday."*
      Fireside chat Ep. 203 with Dennis Prager min 31:43
      Yeonmi: "It was like minus 40 degrees in *Februray 2009"*
      *Escape to Mongolia :How many defectors were in Yeonmi's group? 8 or 9 people?*
      According to her own book: *We had 8 people in our team,* "Our new group included my mother, myself, and three other women...There was also *a young family: a father, mother, and a boy of about three."* (In Order to Live: A North Korean Girl’s Journey to Freedom (New York: Penguin Press, 2015)
      Fireside chat Ep. 203 with Dennis Prager min 31:46
      Yeonmi: "We were in a team *eight people and a toddler"*---- *"one man , seven women"*
      So here they are 9!!
      *HOW LONG DID IT TAKE THEM TO CROSS GOBI DESERT?*
      According to her own book : *"We walked through the frigid Gobi Desert one endless winter night,"*
      "The sun rose behind us, casting our long faint shadows across the desert floor as we walked into Mongolia".* ..... "We had been breathing the free air of Mongolia *for only a few minutes* when a soldier in camouflage gear ran up to us. He raised his rifle and shouted something in a language we’d never heard before. This had to mean he was Mongolian. *We were rescued.*
      Fireside chat Ep. 203 with Dennis Prager min 31:39
      Prager : "How long were you in the Gobi deseret?"
      Yeonmi : "We were lucky *only one day* !"
      *NOTE :* As a bad liar, she deoen't even remember what is written in her own book regarding the date of their escape to Mongolia(4 March 2009 vs. Februray, 8 vs. 9 defectors, and one night (several hours until sunrise) vs. A DAY in her talk with Dennis Prager), *because it's ALL made up, they had probobly never escaped to Mongolia, it's fairytale, a fictive heartbleeding story!!*

  • @cherylh2000
    @cherylh2000 3 роки тому +25

    OMG!! Dennis is such a gentleman. I just adore how he compliments people and really builds them up to shine! I bet he's an awesome grandpa. He's the Yoda I always wanted in my life! ❤

  • @thomaslyons441
    @thomaslyons441 3 роки тому +5

    This is the most amazing fireside chat yet. I'm sharing this with all my friends.

  • @aquietgirlcalledsoph739
    @aquietgirlcalledsoph739 3 роки тому +6

    The shit this beautiful angel had to go through is OUTRAGEOUS!!
    I absolutely agree with her point on people just wanting to make everything about oppression. She KNOWS oppression first hand. AMERICA IS NOT OPPRESSED!
    God bless you Yeonmi! God bless you Dennis ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

  • @zachmurphy3396
    @zachmurphy3396 3 роки тому +1

    God bless this woman! This is what makes America great!

  • @jefferickson5833
    @jefferickson5833 3 роки тому +16

    That was truthfully one of the best interviews I have ever witnessed. Thank you so much.

  • @chazmania1743
    @chazmania1743 3 роки тому +42

    Her book is a must read. It’s one of those you non stop finish.

    • @Nick-yv1wy
      @Nick-yv1wy 3 роки тому

      Most fictions are hard to put down.

    • @chazmania1743
      @chazmania1743 3 роки тому +2

      @@Nick-yv1wy I would love to hear YOUR story about fleeing North Korea.

    • @Nick-yv1wy
      @Nick-yv1wy 3 роки тому

      @@chazmania1743 I dont have one but I could probably make one up and get myself a book deal, a UA-cam channel and hundreds of thousands of dollars off talks where I just say any outrageous thing that comes to mind and people can't verify it

  • @flipshot24
    @flipshot24 3 роки тому +8

    Wow! I think this is the best fireside chat ever, and I've listened to all of them. Yeonmi Park is inspirational.

  • @curiousone2581
    @curiousone2581 3 роки тому +8

    She is absolutely remarkable-her intense gratitude is overwhelming!!! Dennis, I hope this is only part one!!!

  • @BeeHiverson
    @BeeHiverson 3 роки тому +11

    This is easily one of the most fascinating fireside chats ever. Incredible

  • @hamarijz-borokgoro
    @hamarijz-borokgoro 3 роки тому +2

    I have listened to Yeonmi Park’s story multiple times and I am still amazed, shocked, inspired, hopeful, and can’t get enough. I think I’ll be watching her story again.

  • @sanewfield1
    @sanewfield1 3 роки тому +12

    This was one of the best fireside chats ever. She is amazing. Thank you both for what you do.

  • @amberhuber1304
    @amberhuber1304 3 роки тому +8

    THANK YOU FOR YOUR BRAVERY, I AM SO GRATEFUL TO HEAR YOUR MESSAGE YEONMI

  • @Cryogenic1981
    @Cryogenic1981 3 роки тому +16

    Wow, I have no words for what Yeonmi Park represents as a human, she's a living martyr, hero and champion at the same time.

  • @Julie-rc7wl
    @Julie-rc7wl 3 роки тому +3

    I didn't want the conversation to end. What an inspiration Yeonmi is! Such a sweet soul.

  • @shannonnonnahs6943
    @shannonnonnahs6943 3 роки тому +3

    Yeonmi is a strong and beautiful woman. She has witnessed so much in her young life and she still has the strength to smile.

  • @suziex4190
    @suziex4190 3 роки тому +4

    What a blessing to hear from this courageous woman, mother, and freedom lover. So inspirational!

  • @TheBeyond77
    @TheBeyond77 3 роки тому +18

    Wow, putting faith literally to the test.

  • @BeccaGriffith
    @BeccaGriffith 3 роки тому +4

    I can't remember the last time I've been so moved by someone's story. What a paradigm shift...I will be thinking about this for a long time (and I saved this episode to watch again and also sending to my parents). Wow.

  • @montestu5502
    @montestu5502 3 роки тому +23

    This is the most incredible story I have ever heard. Wow. Incredible woman.

    • @nicolemalone5982
      @nicolemalone5982 3 роки тому +1

      You need to look her up… She is my number one hero in the most courageous worm never seen… She had a great Jordan Peterson interview and that’s how I know of her but she also has a podcast… She is literally amazing… Not that I really know her but I just found her two months ago and she is my inspiration ... check her out.!

  • @OverboardDM
    @OverboardDM 3 роки тому +7

    I love this woman. I’ve watched her get interviewed so many times. Her story needs to be heard around the world.

  • @Maritime6036
    @Maritime6036 3 роки тому +2

    What an honor to have heard this, I thank God I walk this earth with you both.

  • @michaelfredt573
    @michaelfredt573 3 роки тому +4

    One of the most important conversations I've ever had the fortune to listen to. She is so amazing. Thank-you.

  • @scottlanin
    @scottlanin 3 роки тому +4

    Dennis - This is one of your best, moving, and important videos ever. A really important message. Yeonmi is inspiring and despite all of the horrors she experienced from North Korea, to Communist China, to escaping in the Mongolian desert, and then being "taught" garbage about "oppression" at Columbia University, she has the strength and courage to speak publicly about it all. She is a light of hope.

  • @bobwampler3387
    @bobwampler3387 3 роки тому +10

    Totally exceptional video. It made my heart hurt to know what she and her family went through. She is truly an exceptional person that has gone through hell and back. I’m so embarrassed by our academia and the students coming out of it compared to this woman. We need to declare war on our educational system.

  • @melissawinters1025
    @melissawinters1025 3 роки тому +2

    Excellent, Excellent, Excellent! Thank you Yeonmi and Dennis.

  • @margaretbenhamu7784
    @margaretbenhamu7784 3 роки тому +4

    I think this should be required listening for every American!! We have lost our ideas about freedom and liberty. We certainly dont appreciate it and we need to listen to someone like Ms. Park to truely know how lucky we are to be Americans. Because we definitely dont have a clue...

  • @sylvesterbestertester1013
    @sylvesterbestertester1013 3 роки тому +4

    She is truly a gifted individual.
    Not just anyone could come out of the hell hole she lived in and through and come out so on top.
    It's amazing to me how she didn't even understand what thinking really was and had to take breaks from it.
    And as it turns out, she's an incredibly brilliant women.

  • @tedgramlich691
    @tedgramlich691 3 роки тому +12

    This is one of your most informative Chats!

  • @azadehmattingly8262
    @azadehmattingly8262 3 роки тому +2

    I enjoyed it so much. I was born in Iran and raised there. I absolutely feel her. I know exactly what she is talking about! Thank you!

  • @timothykopichanski9371
    @timothykopichanski9371 3 роки тому +14

    One of my favorites. I'm in the middle of her book right now.

  • @Enlightenment78964
    @Enlightenment78964 3 роки тому +1

    By far the best of Dennis Prager's interviews that I've ever encountered 👍👍👍

  • @emacias1473
    @emacias1473 3 роки тому +7

    I'm so happy for yeonmi on all the good podcasts these days deserving the recognition she deserves. She should be speaking at schools across America.

  • @bleedforme9058
    @bleedforme9058 3 роки тому +2

    Wow, I am so blown away by this interview. Mr. Prager, I have watched so many of your fireside chats, and this, was the deepest, most moving and intelligent conversation I HAVE EVER SEEN. I was listening to you speak about your faith in humanity, and I agree that it lies in the hands of the few "good " people that ignore the default human condition and strive to be better and ascend to a higher morality. I still hold doors for others, give up my seat for a woman or any elder, and teach my children manners. God Bless America and all her people, very much including Yeonmi and yourself.

  • @milesrost6674
    @milesrost6674 3 роки тому +5

    Thank you Yeonmi Park. Godspeed

  • @mariojorge9529
    @mariojorge9529 Рік тому +1

    Thank you very much!

  • @DonTruman
    @DonTruman 3 роки тому +16

    Awesome. I also saw her discussion with Jordan Peterson. Both led me to shed a tear or two.
    We have a lot of work to do to save America from these crazy "woke" cult members. There is no where else to go.

  • @LuisHernandez-qk1nu
    @LuisHernandez-qk1nu 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you, and thanks to this amazing lady, I was born in Cuba under that horrible regime, in this moment I must say that the experiences I had in Cuba were like having a vacation in paradise in comparison with what this amazing lady is saying!, I truly appreciate all of you and God bless you all, especially this wonderful lady, I wish her well and blessings! AMAZING!!!

  • @0Hillbilly
    @0Hillbilly 3 роки тому +6

    A great way to spend an hour. Learning from a strong, well rounded, intelligent woman. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

  • @llandriel
    @llandriel 3 роки тому +1

    THANK YOU BOTH OF YOU!

  • @markwilliams1892
    @markwilliams1892 3 роки тому +4

    This is an incredibly powerful video, and I feel that I will go back and listen to it many more times. Also I just want to say that Otto sleeping center camera without a care in the world during this chat is priceless.

  • @vincenthanson2125
    @vincenthanson2125 2 роки тому +1

    Yeonmi. What an amazing and beautiful woman. No words can meet the quality she has. The best I can bring to mind is a jewel to the world, pride she is now American.

  • @lorenaakins4481
    @lorenaakins4481 3 роки тому +14

    Every student and every grown up in the US should have to hear her life story and appreciate that we have been blessed and that if we do not snap out if the stupid way we are going we will be as bad as North Korea.

  • @monkadayle3819
    @monkadayle3819 3 роки тому +1

    I am speechless. An amazing eye opening fireside chat! Unbelievable. Truth does set you free.

  • @corinnelouie4974
    @corinnelouie4974 3 роки тому +3

    You made me realize that the colleges and schools are tearing down all the goodness in this country.

  • @BrianGHeller
    @BrianGHeller 3 роки тому +2

    One of the most amazing Fireside chats to date. Should be shared with everyone. Thank you Dennis.

  • @crystalt8230
    @crystalt8230 3 роки тому +3

    Wow. This needs to be played in schools. I try to teach my children to appreciate what they have and where they come from but I think every child needs perspective learned from others experiences.

  • @bobbiewallace2464
    @bobbiewallace2464 2 роки тому +1

    Yes... she "understands America more than most Americans." I agree. Good interview. Thank you.

  • @JohnnyAloha69
    @JohnnyAloha69 3 роки тому +9

    This was an amazing hour, I learned so much. Thank you to both the host and the guest.

  • @cherrymendoza6633
    @cherrymendoza6633 2 роки тому +2

    i almost watched this everyday.. what a powerful conversations.. learned a lot from these two..

  • @falconb8t750
    @falconb8t750 3 роки тому +3

    She’s amazing. I’ve watched most of her interviews; I can hear her story 100 times and be equally jaw dropping each time. Needs to be heard by EVERYONE! Great chat & interview. Thank you for telling your story. This is important. She’d have every right to just live her life and not speak of this publicly. She chose bravery & courage yet again to tell her story. Amazing!

  • @floydjustice5445
    @floydjustice5445 3 роки тому +2

    Dennis you are so correct this was one of the best Fireside Chats ever. It was for me one of the best hours and has me so grateful for the life I have been given. Truly a great message that should be heard by all. Thant you for always producing such great content.

  • @Russellsperry
    @Russellsperry 3 роки тому +71

    I’ve heard her tell the story several times, andand it’s still very interesting, and I keep learning new things. 👍

    • @fentonmulley5895
      @fentonmulley5895 3 роки тому +4

      The most interesting part is how the story changes every time she tells it

    • @mozzberg590
      @mozzberg590 3 роки тому +13

      @@fentonmulley5895 move to North Korea

    • @fentonmulley5895
      @fentonmulley5895 3 роки тому +1

      @@mozzberg590 have you been there? Probably not. How could we possibly know what's going on there. Give me one fact about how horrific it is there and I'll show you how they have been surrounded and sanctioned into poverty and desperation. Authoritarianism has got to die, but xenophobic propaganda is going with it.

    • @johnwolf2829
      @johnwolf2829 3 роки тому +8

      @@mozzberg590 Please don't feed the Trolls. THey get paid more when they can show replies... so if you do, make sure it's something that would make his Commissar VERY unhappy! :D

    • @davidparke8896
      @davidparke8896 3 роки тому +6

      @@fentonmulley5895 Oddly enough, you never provided examples.

  • @jeannek7163
    @jeannek7163 3 роки тому

    What an interview! The whole country should see it. Thank you.

  • @StaleyTraining
    @StaleyTraining 3 роки тому +5

    This was such a very moving discussion, and so especially appropriate on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Thank you Dennis and Yeonmi.

  • @Rosemari753
    @Rosemari753 3 роки тому +1

    These two, along with a handful of other same people in the public sphere, are what keep me sane in the world. God bless them 🙏

  • @PinkPatriot
    @PinkPatriot 3 роки тому +4

    Every time I hear her story I am always just in awe of her. This is maybe the 5th time I have heard her speak it affects me on a deep level. Reminds me everyday to fight for freedom, country, community and every human being.

  • @jimkelso9528
    @jimkelso9528 3 роки тому +2

    That was really good. Finally time not regretfully spent. God bless you both.

  • @mozzberg590
    @mozzberg590 3 роки тому +6

    Amazing story

  • @webtan18
    @webtan18 3 роки тому +2

    what an expectational episode, what a wonderful lady. every minute of this episode was touching.

  • @shannonstevens8054
    @shannonstevens8054 3 роки тому +3

    Such a brave beautiful woman 🙏 I will show this to my daughter. God bless her 🙏🙏

  • @papabear4040
    @papabear4040 3 роки тому +2

    Two beautiful and courageous human beings. Inspirational!

  • @Babzer14799
    @Babzer14799 3 роки тому +3

    This was way over due! Yeonmi park is honestly such an inspiration ❣️

  • @kmiranda478
    @kmiranda478 3 роки тому +1

    That was truly amazing. Thank you so much for this. Even Snoopy was impressed!

  • @4Mikes4Mindset4
    @4Mikes4Mindset4 3 роки тому +3

    Possibly the best Prager video I have seen. The truth will set you free.

  • @CarolineJoyAmico
    @CarolineJoyAmico 3 роки тому +1

    Lord have mercy!
    I’m just... my jaw remains dropped throughout pretty much this entire video.
    Lord have mercy.

  • @tru2my2
    @tru2my2 3 роки тому +5

    Powerful. Inspiring. Awesome.

  • @olyviapage2710
    @olyviapage2710 Рік тому +1

    I have unfortunately and also ashamed, but I’ve never heard about you or your podcasts.
    I’ve been listening in awe to almost all of Yemeni Park’s podcasts and just can’t get enough of her .
    I feel SO HAPPY ( and blessed) that I came upon You! And your interview with her . I was glued to your conversation with her and your responses and your comments surrounding her story.
    I absolutely loved your approach and your extremely thoughtful and sensitive comments and reactions to her whole story.
    You, yourself are an amazing person and human being. I’m so excited to read or hear more of your stories, and conversations and with other people.
    I’m so shocked about both of your stories while you were at Columbia University. I had heard her describe her experience yet I didn’t realize you experienced the same teachings. Does the University actually teach these philosophies , anti-America, etc or is it to challenge our beliefs or realize that we can’t continue on this path or journey of Self Destruction?
    Is this “Thinking” due to the Trump administration or the Jan 6th Attack on the Capital Or Florida and DeSantis on the laws being passed or the Schools Curriculum being implemented! We’re going back to when they burned books here and in Europe!!
    I also believe that Happiness is a choice and it’s absolutely amazing how Yemeni can have such a profound positive attitude towards humanity and Life itself.
    Thank you for this interview with her and I apologize if I spelled her name wrong.
    You are so amazing yourself and I absolutely love listening to you and your calm demeanor and your great Co-Host(‘s)! ❤

  • @Mediamessengers
    @Mediamessengers 3 роки тому +3

    The Hunger Games are happening now in N. Korea.