north korea. and he ruled through the good times. you know, north korea was prosperous. it was strong. it had the support of the soviet union and commune university china. in those days the north korean economy was larger than the south korean economy. till the mid-70s. north koreans still to this day associate kim il-sung with the times they were strong and prosperous. kim jong-un has tried to channel that. went to private school in switzerland and there he came across as sort of a playboy rich kid. there weren t prem missions of this ruthless and effective leader. right. when he was at school in switzerland between the ages of 12 and 16, he lived a relatively normal life. he lived in a normal apartment building in a pretty middle class suburb of the swiss capital of berne. he went to school. he had friends. he had about four good friends. they were all the children of immigrants, as well. but he lived a relatively normal life, playing basketball.
playing catch, playing frisbee, playing basketball. reporter: having fun? yeah. so it wasn t uncommon to i know chanin said it several times. make reference to me being a disneyland dad. and her eyes that probably that probably was true because she was making dinners and taking care of the kids and trying to maintain the house. reporter: though it was up and down, good and bad. chanin and i never fully recovered. reporter: it was 2010 when they filed for divorce the second time. they decided to live apart, but close to each other. he got a house near chanin. the two eldest boys, austin and blake, chose to live with him, the three youngest stayed with their mom. they saw their dad a lot, especially during the last months of 2011. clay was on disability, a back injury, he was home. his income vastly reduced, but at least able to share parenting like swapping days for taking the kids to and from school. i d go over and pick up the
so when he came home the kids and i were about playing catch, playing frisbee, playing basketball. reporter: having fun? yeah. so it wasn t uncommon to i know chanin said it several times. make reference to me being a disneyland dad. and her eyes that probably that probably was true because she was making dinners and taking care of the kids and trying to maintain the house. reporter: though it was up and down, good and bad. chanin and i never fully recovered. reporter: it was 2010 when they filed for divorce the second time. they decided to live apart, but close to each other. he got a house near chanin. the two eldest boys, austin and blake, chose to live with him, the three youngest stayed with their mom. they saw their dad a lot, especially during the last months of 2011. clay was on disability, a back injury, he was home. his income vastly reduced, but at least able to share parenting like swapping days for taking
nancy pelosi has to deal with the far left elements of her caucus. she has to deal with far left lobbyist groups who want nothing less than total war with donald trump and square that with the almost three dozen conservative members of her caucus that won in conservative districts. the president s playing basketball on her half of the court right now. so you are going to see a lot of stress and a lat of hand wringing lot of hand wringing on the democrat side of capitol hill. arthel: john, there are some who are saying listen the president should reopen the government first, then entice the democrats back to the negotiating table because, you know, as this all plays out, you have 800,000 federal workers, plus their families, who are working without pay or no pay. so you know, is this really the way to handle this at this point? i mean, it s day 29 of the longest government shutdown ever. the president doesn t really have a choice here. were he to do so, the democrats would refuse to
too. chris: kids of the clubs do better at school. are less likely to do drugs and volunteer more. malachi started his own program to improve reading levels. we will do an hour of reading and then an hour of playing basketball. chris: denzel washington says, that s the real message here. we are bombarded so much with negative news that one can feel like, what s the use? listening to these young people saying, oh no, we re going to change it into something about it.that s inspiring. chris: i asked washington where he sees himself at this stage of his career. he says, he uses a stuntman more but he s excited about the unknown and what comes next in his life and career. that s it for today. have a great week. and we will see you next fox news sunday .