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>> cheryl: during the pandemic, our friends were struggling, there was no day care and they were trying to work and were not working at all and that has not improved and a lot of workers have not come back to chierld care services. >> todd: what is coming up on adh. >> cheryl: love the acronym, ready to leave california for montana, big sky country issue god's country, it is beautiful there. we'll introduce you to christina and darrell, they live in cape cod, but the winters are too much, they are looking for their dream home in northern georgia. american dream home gone country tonight. >> carley: love it. thank you. >> todd: senator joe manchin criticizing biden's student loan
of bravery to say i'm a human being with integrity and ar artistry and i must insist that. >> as the interview draws to a close, marilyn makes a final request of maryman. >> i hope we got something here. but please don't make me look like a joke. >> it's just so sad that after all those years of being this leading lady, this major force in american cinema that she has to beg a journalist not to make her look like a joke. >> a few days later, marilyn is calleded ed to a meeting at 20t century fox. >> films always cost more than i ex expect. >> darrell is returning as the studio's president. >> zanik takes one look and says you guys are crazy. marilyn will make you money so he reinstates marilyn.
of the organization you are in, and also your tiles in the organization. we can start with you. darrell, how long have you been out of the clan? >> depends on who you ask. >> tell me about yourself. >> i am just scoop. i was with the national socialist movement. i was the commander for the united states. i was there 27 years. >> jeff scoop was a leader of the national socialist movement. the largest group in the united states. from 1994, until recently, in 2019. yikes. >> i've been out 10 months, now. >> you are fresh. 10 months is -- you know, if this is recovery you would still be in the early days. >> i think it will be recovery for the rest of our lives. >> yeah. tim garrett was born in germany, where he became a . then he moved to america and joined the . you know what they say, when in rome. what specifically, can you think of the moment, you are like -- this doesn't work for
and they do seek shade particularly in the middle of the day. and they don't go out and exercise in the times they normally would not quite if you do a run or a dog, go early morning when it's much cooler. 28 degrees at night in some places? absolutely. go very early morning or not at all. it's ok to do without the run a couple of days a year. i think you look like you've caught the son darrell. i think you look like you've caught the son darrell.— think you look like you've caught the son darrell. i spent all weeks in the garden. — the son darrell. i spent all weeks in the garden, so _ the son darrell. i spent all weeks in the garden, so although - the son darrell. i spent all weeks in the garden, so although i - the son darrell. i spent all weeks in the garden, so although i was| in the garden, so although i was putting on the suntan lotion, i've got a bit of a colour to myself. i bet it was 50, it should have been. it was factor 30.— it was factor 30. ok, fair enough. thank you — it was factor 30. ok, fair enough. thank you very — it was factor 30. ok, fair enough. thank you very much. _ it was factor 30. ok, fair enough. thank you very much. thank - it was factor 30. ok, fair enough. thank you very much. thank you | it was factor 30. ok, fair enough. - thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you very much- darrell— thank you very much. thank you very much. darrell gail. _ so, what's it like working during this heat? let's talk to michael connolly, a dental technician who runs a lab
justice kavanaugh and other of his call leagues as well. >> martha: we'll talk about that with darrell issa in a moment. darrell, let's go to the question of this story. what does this feel at the ripples at the white house when it comes to talking about the president and calling him an anchor that needs to be cut loose before the presidential election in 2024. >> i've always for a long time doubted whether president biden was actually going to run for re-election. when you're the. and you've gotten to the mid terms, you need to tell everybody you're running because you don't want to be a lame duck. i thought aoc's comment were surprising. she's a member of a party to support the leader, particularly going into the mid-terms. so i was rather surprised that she yanked the rug out and obviously is a whispering campaign. it's a big mistake to do a campaign like this before the mid-terms. maybe the signal is he's so
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poor people with limited education who can't speak english. and the question is, how is it good for america? where exactly is all this criminal white supremacy that poses, quote, the most lethal terrorist threat in the homeland? does it exist? >> it does exist, as we know from talking to the families of the victims here today. and so what's the effect, darrell, of people like tucker carlson mainstreaming this? >> yeah, so that's a good point. another contributing factor is the mainstream of these conspiracy theories, the great replacement theory, qanon, some of these other things. so politicians, media personalities, other leaders need to take note that your words have impact and effects on others, and may motivate someone to violence. >> is there a profile that is
it's now six. all with the omicron variant. all without simymptoms, all essentially stuck there together until they can test negative and can be phased back out into zee roe covid hong kong. it is really extraordinary the lengths that are being taken here with my friends in the u.s., you can basically get on a plane, walk around and it's not a big deal, even if you test positive. certainly nothing like what it is here. >> you personally are no stranger to life in quarantine. given that you travel all over asia for cnn. what's that been like? >> think it's almost five months of my life this pandemic and quarantine. my experiences are very different from darrell's because we are basically locked in a hotel room we pay for as a company or out of your own pocket when you travel. it's very isolating. didn't realize how much of an introvert i am and how much it creeps me out to be around big
landing in hong kong, chan was in an ambulance. his luggage left at the airport. he tested positive for the omicron variant. even without symptoms, his minimum hospital stay is nearly a month. do you worry about your mental health as these days turn into weeks? >> yeah, absolutely because i've never been in a situation like this before. >> in general there is increased sense of isolation, anxiety, and in some severe cases, even posttraumatic stress. >> reporter: hong kong psychiatrist dr. elizabeth wong says longer quarantines can be traumatic. >> we have a lot of changes between the 7 days, 14 days, 21 days. that was before they were reporting stress, especially with longer period of quarantine. >> reporter: darrell's day begins with a wake up jingle. >> attention, please. >> reporter: he takes his own vitals. calls and messages with friends