Brian Bishop

That's right.

Hi there, madam.

Madam.

So at least we can pursue it here in this country.

And I am a grateful person for that.

I could spend all my time like you screaming about the crumbs on the floor and the dirty room and all of that stuff.

I feel like my heart was broken after September 11th and what happened to our country after that terrible day and what the images of that day will never leave my mind.

The people in the back behind me are free, and they have been for several years protected and defended by the men and women of the United States along with the Republic of Korea.

The people over here on this side of the border are slaves.

They have no concept of what freedom is.

They worship the evil dictator over there.

That's what they do.

Just imagine when – if that country, Korea and the peninsula there is ever unified, just imagine the mass graves that we're going to find in that country filled with slaves.

uh... worshipping the evil dictator for all these years there are concentration camps in that country gulags they still exist today the people in the south appreciate their freedom they know they value it it's one of the strongest economies in the world and the people over here are living in darkness and they have been so you appreciate your freedom a lot more when you go to places that really don't know what it is did you are you surprised

So I went out and tried to help them, and that gave life real meaning, real purpose.

And it's brought a lot of joy to my life that there's something that I can do as a celebrity to shine a light on these people.

And it went for $850,000.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You want to jinx it?