Ep 111 | Refugee: 'American Wokeism Worse Than North Korea' | Yeonmi Park | The Glenn Beck Podcast
Yeonmi Park experienced freedom for the first time at 13, when she watched "Titanic." She didn\u2019t see it in a plush movie theater seat; she watched it over the course of several days because electricity is sporadic in North Korea, where she grew up. "We don\u2019t have a word for oppression," Yeonmi tells Glenn. \u201cThere is no hope. There is no moving forward. You are doomed.\u201d Against unbelievable odds, Yeonmi escaped and eventually made it to New York City. Then, she went to Columbia University, where she couldn't believe how American students defined "oppression." She and Glenn discuss the ridiculousness of pronoun checks, the consequences of White House-led censorship, the importance of the Second Amendment, the authoritarianism of Big Tech, and the insanity of corporations\u2019 love affair with China. But even more shockingly, she explains her fear that where her new country is heading could be worse than what she escaped: \u201cEven North Korea wasn\u2019t as crazy as American wokeism.\u201d\n\t\nSponsor:\n\nBuilt Bar - Staying healthy is tough, especially if you have a sweet tooth. Fortunately, there are Built Bars! They\u2019re made with real chocolate, high in protein, low in calories and carbs, and taste exactly like a candy bar. Go to\xa0https://BuiltBar.com\xa0and use promo code \u201cBECK15\u201d to save 15% off your next order.\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices