henrik: we have a very disruptive business plan.ve partnered up with the third-largest automotive supplier. our business model is more like apple-foxconn. number two, we are also doing platform sharing. sharing the platform with -- driving down costs. we are planning to hit our milestones and bring out the vehicle as planned in 2022. emily: you are putting a lot of emphasis on that lower price point, $37,000. there are a lot of people out there excited to be able to get an all electric suv at that price. but your model is not coming out until 2023 or later. are you concerned that tesla and even chinese car manufacturers will have beaten you to the punch by then? henrik: i remember when tesla came out, he a lot of people said next year they will die out because the big car companies are coming out. i think what has been clear is that the electric vehicle is changing. some will make great electric vehicles and some will not. they have had years to do it and there are still not a lot of electric vehicles from traditional oem's out ther

and then one day henrik gave him. and then one day henrik gave him a piece of advice.ffeine is a stimulant. this is mystifying seemed like a fake aphorism. every time wallace returned from the basement cafe whatever he was the other together returning from a seminar at which wallace had helped himself to one cup a metric cup after another in his heart fluttered, his mouth went dry. his fingertips grew stiff and swollen. he felt as if he was squeezed through his skin like sausage squeezed through his skin like sausage from its casing. startled by strange sounds in the middle of the night when he was working in the lab alone, one day during his dissections his hands convulsed wildly, a sudden shooting spasm and he dropped the scalpel. it landed with a soft, sick sink into his thigh. not terribly deep, but enough. and wallace knew in that moment exactly what henrik had meant. reading from brandon taylor's real life. the last book of our short list of titles. the mum is almost upon us but before we hear who has won this year's booker prize forfiction i who has won this yea

fisker, henrik fisker worked at tesla. that's an interesting one. he's been on the show. we will be watching him. he went public via spac. again, it's a crowded field but maybe it's the future. we are watching it. cheryl, thank you. >>> all right. dow jones industrials down 188. the elf that just can't stay on the shelf. from new star powered relationships to going big on social media, the ceo gives us the secret keys to his publicly traded makeup giant's success even in the face of the pandemic. the closing bell ringing in 29 minutes. yes, the russell 2000, keep an eye on it. it's trying to eke out another record close. nasdaq down 24. s&p, any gain, we're not there, but yeah, any gain would give it a record. we'll be right back. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and the