new songs and movies. i watch a lot of them. have you seen any western movies? translator: no, we don t watch them. we wouldn t even if we could. he does watch state tv. he listens to propaganda broadcasts on the radio. but his favorite ritual like many of his generation is reading the newspaper. how important is the state media to getting information about what s happening? it s very important. it gets broadcast right away to everyone through television and newspapers on that day. the reaction is amazing. what do you know about president trump. what have you heard? my opinion from reading the newspaper, i think president trump is an impulsive person. he is impulsive and not calm and
yeah. he has not stopped looking at us. i don t think he will. what s the music here? that s north korean propaganda coming from the north korean village. you may have seen the flagpole heading up here. what is it, a song, we re supposed to like north korea after we hear it? absolutely. oddly enough, they both had propaganda broadcasts from the other side. it stopped in 2004. but in 2015, there was a provocative land mine that was sitting up here and it blew off two of the first infantry division soldiers legs. ever since then, both sides have been pumping propaganda again. it can be a lovely music like this for it can be, you know the speeches. north korea plays at about 20 hours a day.
yeah. he has not stopped looking at us. i don t think he will. what s the music here? that s north korean propaganda coming from the north korean village. you may have seen the flagpole heading up here. what is it, a song, we re supposed to like north korea after we hear it? absolutely. oddly enough, they both had propaganda broadcasts from the other side. it stopped in 2004. but in 2015, there was a provocative land mine that was sitting up here and it blew off two of the first infantry division soldiers legs. ever since then, both sides have been pumping propaganda again. it can be a lovely music like this for it can be, you know the speeches. north korea plays at about 20
yeah. he has not stopped looking at us. i don t think he will. what s the music here? that s north korean propaganda coming from the north korean village. you may have seen the flagpole heading up here. what is it, a song, we re supposed to like north korea after we hear it? absolutely. oddly enough, they both had propaganda broadcasts from the other side. it stopped in 2004. but in 2015, there was a provocative land mine that was sitting up here and it blew off two of the first infantry division soldiers legs. ever since then, both sides have been pumping propaganda again. it can be a lovely music like this for it can be, you know the speeches. north korea plays at about 20 hours a day.
have you ever seen any western movies? translator: oh, we don t watch them. we wouldn t even if we could. he does watch state tv, and he listens to propaganda broadcasts on the radio. but his favorite ritual, like many of his generation, reading the newspaper. how important is the state media to getting information about what s happening? translator: it s very important. it gets broadcast right away to everyone through television and newspapers on that day. the reaction is amazing. so what do you know about president trump? what have you heard about him? translator: my opinion from reading the newspaper, i think president trump is an impulsive person. i think he s impulsive and not calm, and so he s losing the