you live this sort of norman rockwell beautiful life at home? >> no. my goodness, no.our lives are so human and real. i think it is such a -- it's almost hurtful when people make the assumptions about us and say someof the things about us that they do online that are not the truth. and we just kind of ignore everything. that they say, you know, good or bad. althgh i will heart the good. but social media is the worst place these days, when it comes to truth telling. there is just so much hate and vulgarity online. we are supernormal. the youngest is 6. the eldest is 12. they feel the pressure of being the governor's children. their father is working all the time. he has very little time for them. but when he is the, you know, he will throw the football in the house with our son and the dutch. this was totally my doing and my fault. i'm not kidding. this is insane. i love animals and this is, part of, you know, what holds her kids together and what held them together during the pandemic. a lot of pressure in the children of the governor. things at basketball matches and

when you look at, for example, a norman rockwell picture, a painting, you can understand the story just, one shot. and that's what the whole museum is about. we dedicated this work to building this building. it will be the first of its kind. it's in los angeles. it is--it is seeded with the collection that george started collecting for a very long time. it also has a component of it that is dedicated to star wars, but the bigger issue is to create an environment, a place where anyone can walk in from any walk of life, from a scholar to a 6-year-old, and feel not only like they belong there, but also that they understand what's on the walls. now, you are in effect self-funding this, putting up most of the money for this, so it-- mellody: all. not most, all. david: allight, so that's more than a billion dollars, let's say. mellody: lot more. david: i don't know of anybody that's ever put up that much money for a museum. you ever think about the cost, or you're just not worried about that so much? mellody: what we have said, and we really do believe this, is that we are holding society's m

the scenario, do you think that many people across the world would have recognized without a norman rockwell painting or every other aspect? even to what happened on the edmund pettis bridge. you can go on any state of affairs. storytelling is the way that peoples. change things. there's something about our human nature all of a sudden i go onhe air and they are like ty change stations. wait a second there's something about the data and information but something about being drawn into a movie and when you write nonfiction. we are writing the truth but there's something about people having thatca safe space and distance and going how can this be and how can we make it so it's no longer. >> i love the how can this be. i think often about the shock. we go for it in the system. i think about the cases that are shocking even for me. i kept thinking that when i was reading a it. i think that's important how can this be. writing stories like this should call every reader to say how can this be. >> and not that's shocking. the idea of being able to move on. a child with a target on the back of a bac

people across the world would have recognized the injustice happening to a ruby bridges without a norman rockwell painting let alone every other aspect of it, you know even to what happened on the edmonds bridge and you can go on to any any state of affairs. storytelling is the way that people change things. it really is because there is something about our human nature that shuts off when data it's almost like when my kids are like all of a sudden i come on air and they're like, let's change the station right? i'm like, but wait, no not second. there's something about the data and information, but there's drawn in. to a movie and we we write nonfiction. we're truth, right? but there's something about people having and times that safe space and distance of vicariously seeing and going. how can this be right and how can we make it so it's no longer. that's right, and you know what? i love that's how can this be i think often about shock and all right. yeah, we know for in the system. we saw it, you know, and i keep a folder to this day an electronic photo of all the cases that are shock and all ev