i was on the mike douglas show and that week, mike's co-host was anthony newly, the composer of the song candy man, and as i was running down the aisle, throwing jelly bellies to the audience and packages, the thought occurred to me right at that moment, some day, i want to have a contest where i give one of my candy factories away to a perfect stranger, willy wonka style. >> i apologize if viewers heard your answer, but i'm still working on my battery pack and ear piece. i do want to ask you though, if you haven't yet, why did you decide to do this? >> why did i decide to do this? the world needs this right now. i wanted something that families could do together. a lot of people have been cooped up for months and months, because of the covid, i wanted something that people could do in the family where it would not be indoors, there would not be a lot of people around, and so this is a perfect thing because it's in a state and not too many people are going to be doing it at one time. nobody's going to mingle. >> all right, so what exactly does $49.98 buy you? i know the golden ticket but

here is reddy with mike douglas. smooth, pleasant man. and reddy would go on these shows, talk about her life, talk about what led to the song. she'd perform it and what she hoped would happen, happened, that women viewers would hear this and phone their radio stations and say, why aren't you playing this song? i heard this record, play it. well, the volume of calls is enough that gradually "i am woman" gets attention and it gets played and it takes off. the lyrics is interesting. it's worth taking it apart. it's a very subtle song, actually. it does a couple of very interesting things. i am woman, hear me roar, in numbers too big to ignore and i know too much to go back and pretend because i've heard it all before. no one is going to keep me down again which is one of the most carefully modulated descriptions of violence against women. people get it. i've been down there on the floor, no one is going to keep me down again. it starts off with this issue. yes, i am wise, but it's wisdom for the pain. if i have to, i can do anything. i'm st

, obviously it was the largest tragedy by far in my life and in the life obviously the family, mike douglasamily. but also with all of our friend friends. mike was a friend of all of us. he had actually dated reagan. he was one of my best friends. he and i talked on the phone every night for years. it was just a terrible tragedy of not seeing a stop sign. he was on a dark country road until too late. and just by some very, very odd chance, coincident i would guess, he happened to be coming on the other road. i didn't know argosy that i'd hit his car. i was thrown from the car and my girl the friend that was with me was not thrown from the car she was able to get out. they walked to the side we went i got out i can walk to purdah had a broken ankle but i didn't know it for a few days. in another car came up in a man got out of the car and went to the person lying on the ground which was mike. my friend judy said i think that's his father but i think that's a person's father that on the ground. ice will know that couldn't be his father that's mr. douglas. and then when we got taken to the hos

mike douglas is with us. he will bail me out. he's laughing. he's coo of steel house. mark, you're saying that the exodus of americans out of the cities, sometimes out of the suburbs and going to the rural areas, why do you say that hurts tesla? when people move to small towns they tend to buy bigger cars, pickup trucks, utility vehicles and tesla's product strategy i don't think is key to what is actually happening in america where everyone is considering, reconsidering where they want to live, and so i'm very concerned about that. i think the product strategy is not aligned with the current reality of the world. stuart: what are the cars too expensive? >> yeah, i think of people who typically buy a tesla, they tend to be younger, kind of very urban professionals and, you know, you think of the same person now moving -- i have someone at work, she's moving to mammoth. she's not going to buy a tesla. the car is too expensive and doesn't have the same utility she can get in other choices and so at these stock prices, it just takes a shift on what consumer wants and have

obviously the largest tragedy by far in my life and in the life with mike douglas is but mike was a friendof all of us. and was one of my best friends it was just a terrible tragedy and by not chance of coincidence he was coming on the other road i didn't know i had his car my friend that was with me in the car was not thrown she could get out that i had a broken ankle but i didn't know it for a few days. but i could walk. another car came up and he went over to the person lying on the ground who was mike but we didn't know that at the time. my friend said i think that's his father. i said no that couldn't be his father because that is mr. douglas. that then when we were taken to the hospital we were in a room with a cloth draped separating us we weren't really injuried - - injured and then i could hear ms. douglas crying on the other side of the curtain. and then when i got home they told me it was michael but i had already figured it out. it was a huge tragedy and a life lesson that a very hard lesson to learn that i learned early that you cause things to happen if you can take it back y

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. >> guest: i had to write about it, the largest tragedy by far and in the lives of douglas's family and mikeas a friend of all of us, he had dated reagan. one of my best friends, we talked every night, a terrible tragedy. just by some very odd chance of coincidence he happened to be on the other road and i didn't know obviously that i had hit his car, i was thrown from the car and this girl with me in the car was able to get out, they walked to the side and i could walk and i had a broken ankle but i didn't know it for a few days. a man got out of the car and went to the person lying on the ground, my friend judy said that is the person's father, that couldn't be his father, that is richard douglas. when we got taken to the hospital we were in a room, separating judy and i and we had minor injuries. we could hear from miss douglas crying on the other side of the curtain and when i got home, already figured that out. a huge tragedy. a life lesson i learned early that things happen, you cause things to happen that if you could take it back there is nothing you can do about it and it is a fact