number one, we save momoney. a a lot.ber two, it really is something that i think they very much appreciated. amy: that is president trump speaking against the backdrop of the logo of this summit, which is a combination in a circle of the american and north korean flags. this is democracy now! when we come bacack, we will continue with tim shorrock who is right now in singapore and we will be joined by one of the leading scholars on korea, bruce cumings, as well as christine ahn, who is been working on the issue of korea herself for many years. this is democracy now! back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and pere i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. ,e are still with tim shorrock who is in singapore, was at the news conference, president trump's first extended news conference in over a year. juan: i want to ask you about the statement that they signed, that the two leaders signed that basically had four general points about committing to establishing new relationships betw

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he's working a night job to earn momoney and goes to school durg the day.e used tol drugs to put food on the table for his siblings. but booney persuaded him to leave his gang. booney: i was him. i looked in his eyes and i saw me at that age. at that age when i met him, i was already in the streets, in prison, i had been to o jail. the majority of my life i've spent in jail. and i didn't want him to have to go through what i went through. davion: he's actually lilike a fafather to me, ththat i never. because i never had a person. i always had uncles and relatives that tell me, well, don't do this or don't do that, but they would never show me a different way, how to do it. they would tell me what not to do, but how can i not do it if you don't give me a different route? reporter: booney encouraged davion to believe that there could be more to life, even though it's tough to make it here. but booney doesn't give up on anyone easily. he wants to provide a way out for young people. and yet he knows, it's likely to take many generations before there are equal o

something you should lad yourseself, esespecially if yo'e making a a lotf momoney.here's a lolot ofoneyey being made o off this situtuation. itit is important hohold allll f those people accountablele and s a nation shohow we did integrate people, provide quality mental health services, particularly because these children are being reunified and placed into public schools. if we turn these facilities into prisons, if we do not provide the proper education for them, upon rina vacation, we're basically creating a prison the public school pipeline. that will be detrimental to everyone. amy: antar davidson, thank you for being with us, a whistleblower who quit his job last week as a youth care worker at the estrella del norte facility for a economy minors and separated children. this one in tucson, arizona. run by southwest key programs, which also runs a 1500-child facility in texas. davidson is also field director for arizona state representative pamela powers hannley. wehis is democracy now! as continue to look in the growing outrage of president trump policy of sepa