i'd like to offer one suggestion, your marriage to pamela anderson? you've declared several times in this interview that you have no regrets. i'd like to offer one suggestion, your marriage to pamela anderson. >> i don't regret that. >> really? >> no. >> it wasn't like a crazey? it was a blast. >> was it a blast? >> what do you mean was it a blast? do you live in a cave? >> i've actually interviewed your ex-wife. >> i'm not going to get into the discussions of her have been covered throughout the years, it's over, but i'll tell you this if you haven't heard me say that. getting married is some of the most fun i've ever had in my life. i don't know a time that i've had more fun. loved it so much we got married like four or five times. it was that much fun. now, on the flip side, being married sucks. >> being married to pamela anderson probably sucks. she's a crazy, crazy chicago, right? >> i'm not going to get into it. i'm not going to get into it. it was part of my life. i've moved on. it's done. >> i wouldn't argue. >> you know, i don't knock you for

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woman because if they said an american woman journalist was going to interview you they thought pamela anderson was going to shove, not as one young woman said to me a sort of conversion of ourselves. but it was done on purpose. >> host: a speed version of yourself. [laughter] >> guest: which is true and it was done on purpose. and you know, really and truly this is just a snapshot of what these young women's lives were like. this isn't a book that takes a political stand in any extent of the word because it was just to show even an incredibly difficult times for the women they manage to find a way and not just for themselves but for so many other people in their neighborhood and that is why i think that they were willing to talk to me is because as i said i just want to know what your daily life was like because so few people know it and have a picture of the younger girls who are breadwinners and they aren't even supposed to be on the streets. >> host: ontario, oregon is the next caller. good afternoon. >> caller: thank you. i'm really interested in two things and i would like, susan, not to