Scott Allen

That one really bothered me, these are shattered fingers, significant lacerations -- probably some of the injuries disfiguring. And Scott Allen start to think about how they're happening. And they're these heavy, spring-loaded doors in a facility that was constructed to have adult males... and the light bulb goes on that this is a complete disaster.

This is not a story about people in these facilities not caring about children. ... It is about good people trying to keep children safe in an environment that's very dangerous to them by design, if not intent. And they've been asked to execute deeply flawed and I would even say mean-spirited policies, and to do so in such a way that minimizes harms to children, it's an impossible task.

To some extent I'm still nervous. I think we live in a time where sort of normal decency and normal rules don't seem to apply, and people can be quite vicious, so I'm not cavalier about our situation. ... We try to proceed at each step cautiously while at the same time doing what we have to do.

We are not going away, and we are leaving a written and clear record that we've put everyone on notice that we possibly can, our goal is to protect children. But if we fail them, we sure as hell want to leave a written record for history that documents who is notified of an impending harm to children -- and who did nothing about it.

Each passing day of continued detention of children -- and no acknowledgment of the risk that we have reported -- alarms me even more.

Even if you could pour money and resources into properly staffing these facilities and giving them programming.

Now you take that, and you try to rapidly upscale it. This is goi... by Scott Allen

Now you take that, and you try to rapidly upscale it. This is going to be a disaster.

People are changing their perceptions about what they want, and I think the technology here suggests that people are excited about the future.

People form brand loyalties and they stick with them, but the younger generation is a lot more pliable, and the younger generation is looking for solutions, they're looking for products that meet their needs and their niche, and I think companies are going to recognize that they really have to look forward, not just being stagnant, not just being complacent with what they have.

I made the most tragic mistake in my life eight years ago, i take full responsibility for my actions.