PASSWORD 1964-07-02 Edyie Gorme, Sammy Davis Jr, Peter Lawford and Peggy Cass

Featuring the lovely singing star of television and recordings, Eydie Gorme, and her partner Sammy Davis Jr, and the talented actor producer and popular motion picture star, Peter Lawford, and his partner, Peggy Cass! ITS AN ALL-STAR PASSWORD!
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[@andrespaz3107]

I always love Eydie Gormé. She was so down to earth, humble and absolutely funny. As a bonus, excellent singer, in Spanish and English.

[@amber40494]

I love Eydie, too. Fantastic musician!

[@drumbum3.142]

@@amber40494 And Such a Pretty Smile and Wonderful Laugh😊☺️😊😊🎨🧸🎨

[@alanaronald244]

I met her when I visited her niece who was my neighbour. She was very homey, natural, & no one would know she was a star if you hadn't been told. No airs or graces, just a nice "regular" person.

[@LV2UJC-FM]

Sammy and Peter had me laughing out loud. I've always loved Sammy Davis Jr. XO

[@richardbooth6063]

I watch this show every couple months…it’s got to be one of the most stimulating hilarious shows ever recorded!!! Long live password !!!❤✌️🍷😄🍺

[@janesimmons967]

Agree

[@danieldawg100]

Sammy Davis Jr.:"I'm calling Martin Luther King"I almost fell out of my rocking chair.Gotta love Mr.Davis's humor.😀

[@carolsmart238]

I forget that I’m 74 & grew up watching the news w reporter sitting at his desk, reading the news off a piece of paper in one hand, while holding a cigarette in the other hand w an ashtray nearby. In those days, smoking wasn’t seriously connected to cancer & “second-hand smoke” hadn’t been termed yet. Men used to tip their hats & open doors for ladies. People dressed nicely & had manners. Now, a 5 yr old will curse you out in Walmart. Profanity is against the law but never cited. Everyone embraced casual & anything goes. Kids didn’t dare run wild in public & you never heard shut up or curse words anywhere in public.

[@nancyhowell4505]

I doubted people that claimed that the celebrities were given a list of words to study beforehand or "coached" somehow. However, they were getting way too many passwords on the first clue and too fast! The words weren't that easy. 🤨😖👎👎

[@saran3214]

Edye is so pretty here and her kids must have had fun with her at the beach. Always liked Peggy Cass. Love them all.

[@danieldawg100]

Sammy Davis Jr.'s comment about "separate but equal" he's using his sense of humor,very serious,BUT funny.WELL DONE,Mr.Davis.

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

Sammy campaigned for JFK then shortly after the election Sammy married his white girlfriend then to thank him for all his work the Dems uninvited him from the Galas."Great" bunch of people. Not much has changed:(

[@rubberdc]

Eydie knew exactly what he meant and laughed along with him.

[@user-iv9xw3vs6c]

rubberdc you know in 50s negros had to sit in one part of bus, restaurant etc, and white in another. They could walk only on certain parts of streets... And here he meant that he (black) has to throw paper in separate hole

[@bryanpalmer9660]

@@janeiwasduncan8463 I have never understood that mentality+to me everybody's equal no matter what race or religion you belong to.Those people(politicians) are hypercrits some of them being the opposite of what they promote themselves to be you comment of how they treated Sammy a good example-as you say not much has changed Bryan from Auckland New Zealand 2021

[@nadiazahroon6573]

He was never treated equally when with the rat pack. He had to use all black hotel, how stupid.

[@timothyhughes1904]

Very funny episode. Eydie Gorme always keeps it real.

[@highroyds]

They should have done more celebrity versions, Sammy is funny as hell 😂

[@janepiepes2243]

Sammy and Peter .. they really seemed to be good friends!

[@jeprice08]

They were.

[@robertsprouse9282]

Ratpackers for awhile with Frank, and Dean, et al.

[@bryanpalmer9660]

They really were good friends-Peter was treated appallingly bad by certain people over a situation that was not his fault and it broke his spirit - only Sammy remained loyal to Peter,bless him RIP Peter and Sammy

[@tj.espygil4544]

@@bryanpalmer9660 Didn't those other guys just hang around with Peter Lawford because John F. Kennedy was his brother-in-law?

[@bryanpalmer9660]

@@tj.espygil4544 hello-for the most part,yes although Frank Sinatra used to demean Peter at times calling him "Brother in Lawford" then later on Frank made Peter a scapegoat over an issue regarding JFK,which was not Peters fault at all-Sammy remained loyal even doing appearances,movies with Peter after Franks cruel dismissal of him(it is ironic for Frank that after campaigning for JFK they later dropped HIM! because of some of his "friends,!")

[@m.e.d.7997]

July 2, 1964. Thanks a bunch for including the dates. IT matters.

[@locellis]

Margaret It does matter, especially when Peter said he was doing work for the Kennedy center and Sammy said he was going to call Martin Luther King

[@christinalw19]

It was my little brother’s 7th birthday.

[@michellecalling]

Those were the days when celebrities could smoke on the panel.

[@eversosophi9653]

Ikr

[@nancycurtis488]

And so many of them died from lung cancer….just like my mom at 58 because she started smoking at 18 because the stars did it….terribly sad.

[@sid.d]

thoroughly enjoyed this playful episode! great spirit and banter 🤗

[@riveranormanf.8770]

Separate but equal! Lmao! Sammy Davis Jr love it!

[@factsoverfiction7826]

Just when you're about to forget Peter Lawford's English, he says ... 'spindle'.

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

Just watched Peter in the 1949 movie, "Little Women" ☺️☺️ also starring June Allison, Margaret O'Brian, Elizabeth Taylor, and Janet Leigh.. far better than the remake..

[@theirmom4723]

Spindle Top was in reference to the oil boom in Texas aka Spindle Top.

[@eversosophi9653]

Poor Alan, what he has to contend with. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 so hilarious

[@sciencechus7243]

I miss those days!

[@andydanko7074]

Sammy Davis Jr. Was such a treasure 👍😁😁

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

Sammy, a Democrat, and made several speeches for JFK and was invited to the parties after the election and then to the post Jan 20 balls. BUT Sammy married Mae Britt, a beautiful, blue-eyed blonde . He was then disinvited to those balls..." Such tolerance " Sammy should have turned Republican.

[@kthmiller1494]

👍

[@MrTrashcan1]

@@janeiwasduncan8463 Hypocracy ran rampant and still does.

[@Shaden0040]

When this episode first aired I was two days old.

[@tj.espygil4544]

I was ten years old when this episode aired and my parents bought me the home game. We played it all the time.

[@mckavitt13]

@@tj.espygil4544 i was 15!

[@lisaroye3818]

I was 2 1/2! 😀

[@jacquelinebell6201]

I was 3 yrs and 9 months!

[@withurshield931]

Oh wow! Don’t think I ever seen such a young Sammy.

[@remingtonhawaii]

Grew up with the Candy Man… love this guy!

[@dougjohnson4141]

This is the best....All players are my favorites

[@BillofRights1951]

Peggy Cass was a smart lady...best clues....

[@tj.espygil4544]

Peggy was nominated for an Oscar for supporting actress for playing Agnes Gooch in the movie "Mame". But going into the sixties and on she made her living doing game shows.

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

Sammy and Peter were the best: "Go daddy"....."Like...ahh...swing".

[@kookoothebirdgirl1]

I love that Sammy has a ciggy. And…”Jigs”?? Boy, different times, indeed.

[@KCOtutti1]

This was first aired on my 4th birthday 😄

[@gerrynightingale9045]

*it's hard to believe everyone on-stage is long gone* *On a percentage, it's likely 85% of the studio audience/the production staff/and the studio 'ushers' are gone as well if they were all adults at the time they were there the day of the show* ( *Assuming all were 25-yr.olds at the time* )'

[@JClark-34695]

Please- bring back this show!

[@Skyesoceaneyes]

And those people, preferably.

[@user-iv8mc8qw1u]

It would be fun

[@soniabaez9993]

How i missed this show. Love watching these entertainers so young.

[@marinagallant1847]

I love Sammy. He is sooooo talented.

[@sallymj5588]

I was going to say the same

[@mircat28]

He was. A horrible loss.

[@barbjustus462]

Sammy Davis was a warlock he belonged to the church of satan in California

[@sheila174]

That Sammy Davis Jr. so hilarious as he sashayed his way to Peter Lawford!! 12:33

[@sandragailgoudelock1531]

Super fast & funny. I love Password. PeggyCass is scream!

[@tj.espygil4544]

I bet Peggy was a screamer.

[@poetcomic1]

Rat pack nostalgia. Go daddy -swing!

[@kathleennorton6108]

And it was 2 words, which is also against the rules. They weren't too strict.

[@eversosophi9653]

Two words, 😂

[@rosered103]

Love the fun and talk. Godda love Sammy Davis, him and Peter play off of one another in a great way.

[@barbjustus462]

Sammy Davis was a warlock he belonged to the church of satan in California

[@mckavitt13]

Yes, gotta love Sammy Davis Jr. Agreed. Loved how he & Peter Lawford played off each other.

[@debrabelz]

i forgot how handsome Sammy was

[@MrJoeybabe25]

This was a delightful episode!

[@sharletteedwards4081]

The good ole days!

[@georgeviau4558]

...I' m still playing...60 + years later...it's a fun game... ...it was orchestrated super silliness...

[@MrJoeybabe25]

Peter had no idea when gave the clue "jigs". Sammy's response was priceless!

[@ezrismom]

This is the second time I have seen the word "bikini". In neither instance was swimsuit used as a clue ... I don't understand. :/

[@wandacooper8848]

Because, once upon a time, a lot of words that are considered one word now used to be two words and cannot be used in this game.

[@litlgrey]

They considered "BULLSEYE" to be two words in one show i saw. @@wandacooper8848 Who the heck were they kidding??

[@robertsprouse9282]

Two-piece is hyphenated and technically is one word..is that hyphenated word allowed?

[@waldolydecker8118]

You think that's bad....this the fourth time in just perusing a few episodes that I come across the word "cutlet"...four times already....and every time its won on the first clue..."veal...." Wonder what clues they would give if "veal" were not allowed, lol.

[@aaroncummings970]

@@waldolydecker8118great point! Need some alternatives. How about vegan cutlets?

[@mylesken6122]

Thanks for this posting. Sammy Davis Jr's. quips of separate but equal" and "I'm calling Martin Luther King" brings to the consciousness very serious situations that existed and to a degree still exist. These situations many of us only hear about through readings, school lectures, and possibly casual talk. .

[@robertsprouse9282]

Bullbleep, nothing today compares to the 1960's crap..nothing.. I was alive in the 1960's. Some states and/or cities and counties did not allow whites and blacks to sleep in the same hotel. In Houston, ML BASEBALL not ML KING forced H-TOWN to integrate hotels..in 1962, or the new baseball team was going elsewhere. Ten days before opening day, it was changed. Some states did not allow blacks and whites to marry.. Do you have anything today that even compares to that, genius? Poor people had to pay poll taxes or they could not vote, and they were a lot more than ten bucks for an IDENTIFICATION CARD today to see if you were a citizen who could legally vote. And, if you trot out anecdotal reports of police treatment, to argue, I will destroy your argument with statistics. There is no disproportiate treatment as far as shootings, and killings are concerned. Let's debate it. Your move..

[@mylesken6122]

@@robertsprouse9282 Mr. Sprouse your argument that seems to be aimed at me is baseless. My comments do not deny the past existence as well as present day existence of racial bias and racial segregation and their injustices, unfairness, as well as harm. I suggested that they are not blatant in many societies. For example, the argument is not outwardly proclaimed that separate schools are separate for different groups of people but they are equal in their quality of education. I did write to a certain degree racial injustice does still exist. Regarding Martin Luther King Jr., his tireless efforts have greatly benefitted many people of all classes throughout the United States, not just Black Americans.

[@robertsprouse9282]

@@mylesken6122, here is your initial statement regarding SAMMY DAVIS JR's comments: .." ...brings to the consciousness very serious situations that existed, and to a degree still exist(today)." First, I never said that you were never saying in the 1960's that there were not any problems. And, I never said that there were not problems involving ethno-racial discrimination, today. However, it was clearly YOU that was/is saying the same kinds of problems that occurred in the 1960's, to a degree, still exist today. That was your quote..read it again...That was what I was addressing with my statements. And, while you try to imply the problem while not exactly the same is as severe as the discrimination from the '60's that I outlined, you still did not refute what I said; you need to prove to me that the problems today are even related in any degree to the 1960's problems that I outlined to you in my statements expressed. And, don't give me as you revealed in your statements, any lefty college lectures, race identity spiel of propaganda straight from the Democrat party handbook. I do not want to see any marxist claptrap as a rebuttal. You need to prove what you said with facts. Don't give me redlining, either. That has been illegal since 1989.. Also, DAVIS JR. was not referring to problems in the 2020's; was he? I know you referred to his separate but equal statement, but if you want to know what is killing the quality of education in lower income poverty-filled neighborhoods' schools today, look no further than the lack of school choice and vouchers to cure that effect. The problem is there is a forced monopoly policy- fueled by your democrat party's campaign fund providers= PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS UNIONS..and their approved legislators The poorly educated minority student problem begins according to every study you can see, to go away once school choice that introduces competition for public schools is introduced. A very famous black owned/operated inner-city Chicago school profiled by the national media is proof of turning around academically deprived black students from poverty backgrounds. College scholarships have resulted from that turnaround. That is undeniable. Now, I have a few questions for a lib/black lib(?) like you. Why do you folks in the demorat party never talk about single parent families, our of wedlock births and its determining of poverty or no poverty for black families? The numbers do not lie. Secondly, why do you endorse quick fix providing motivators to encourage promiscuity, and either aborted babies, or larger than the pocketbook allows families in poorer black communities? Could it be all of that campaign funding money that comes from the abortion enabling PLANNED PARENTHOOD a kickback after dems and RINOs fund them= a Margaret Sanger eugenics group, or that more welfare with bigger black families, especially single parent black families can lead to more 'entitlements'' vote buying by dems dealing with those vote pickers down on the dependency "plantation"? Unless you are blaming caucasians, you never talk about those things.. And, we know why.. Finally, why do you never assign responsibility to those black fathers who are cheating on their wives, boozing it up, having 8 kids by four different "baby mamas", who when they are home, physically abuse their wives and are on drugs at home, or away while they remain jobless? Again, unless you are blaming caucasians you never talk about that in your national party platforms unless you demand monies for job training programs that always seems to disappear once its allocated. Hmmmm🤔.. No, I will give you the same advice that black semi-conservative commentator CANDACE OWENS espouses: Until poorer blacks begin to not mix up blame with ultimate responsibility, blacks will always have these problems in the U.S. And, do not give me charges of stereotyping. Do you deny these problems exist, and that the lack of claiming culpability by black communities exists? Walking around and hiding behind skin color, or your ego's ideology and feeling pious is not solving the problems in the black community; is it? UNTIL that acknowledgment is done, poorer blacks will continue to struggle..Not until the buck passing stops, and only not until it does...will the situation change. And only then.. But, then democrats like you, would see your party go out of business..right? YOUR MOVE

[@mylesken6122]

@@robertsprouse9282 My initial statment was that it brings to the consciousness past injustices. Therefore. why should that cause your tirade ? You have taken my statemant out of context. Also, do not assume.my political party affiliation.

[@robertsprouse9282]

@@mylesken6122, nice try.. Here again is what you said, and by the way since its apparent you cannot refute don't try to label me by implication with a cheap, lazy, egotistially driven lib trick. "Tirade" was used by you for that purpose. Believe me, you don't want to read me when I am fired up, although we are getting closer to that. No, "tirade" was used to imply I am a hothead irrationally blathering so that you can save face in front of others and trick them into following your opinionated statements and marginalize my facts. One difference between you and I is I look at data, actually reality based fact, and divorce myself from my ego and any attempt at piety, and let the facts dominate the conversation, not my protective ego-shield. I am always willing to listen and be educated by facts and coherent logic. You? Just based on observation, not so much.. Now, here is what you said in regards to Davis Jr's remarks about separate but equal and the serious discrimination and civil rights problems in the 1960's : "...brings to the consciousness very serious situations that existed and to a degree STILL EXIST(my emphasis)..." It is your own words that contradict your last retort. You are losing the argument with yourself. You just said I took your words out of context. I invite anyone to go back and look at what you just said and your entire part of the thread and mine, too. You brought up the present in context with a comparison with the past. You made the initial comments in our by-play convo. NOT ME. I responded to your exact words, Einstein. If you did not mean WHAT YOU SAID..then..I suggest you write more clearly, not less ambiguously because it was clear what you said, and by plenary logic implied.. GOT IT, genius? Your move..if you can, and this time do try to actually refute and not democrat/lib-style flail away with either stated or both stated and implied namecalling. If you are a GOP'er, you are a RINO. OR, IF YOU ARE A GREEN PARTY person, OR LIBERTARIAN, you are still based on your responses and your recounting of college lectures dwelling on ethno-racial questions, a lib.. GO AHEAD ..your move, if you can refute..

[@cjcarp9438]

When people ask me what my first concert was if I'm honest I have to say Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme... If I don't want people to say who? I say Cheap Trick..

[@williamrichardson2344]

Ah the days when one could go on a Game show and smoke while you are playing on national tv ...

[@dancingkay2604]

Oh !hands down, the best fun!🤣🤣🤣

[@basilmarasco1975]

"Oceans Eleven" ... Peter and Sammy.

[@presto709]

Sammy is so smart and cool. The judges are so lax with the rules it's hard to criticize the hand gestures.

[@gaidurakismate]

Love Sammy!

[@rubberdc]

I loved this , what a great idea .

[@ltcolumbo9708]

30 minutes well spent!! That's ENTERTAINMENT

[@JaniceBilbrey-sm4bi]

So good to see these people again. I forgot how funny they were. Loved the show.

[@missurl4191]

Sammy Davis is cool, always admired him. Wonderful sense of humor and singer.

[@mariananesi3963]

This was aired on my 8th birthday.

[@RjBenjamin353]

Damn, when this episode aired i was 70 years old. My how time flies.

[@jimmartinez1470]

57 years ago. That would make you 127 years old now, and the oldest person alive. Oldest person on record is 122. Keep doing what your doing. 🤥

[@aaroncummings970]

We promise not to share your secret!

[@mckavitt13]

He means 7?

[@Skyesoceaneyes]

@@jimmartinez1470 Well, look at his profile pic. 🤷‍♀️

[@tj921able]

I love original Password, but this type is even more fun!

[@scotth.9170]

Eydie cheated throughout the game starting with magic (wand) to top (spin). She was playing charades rather than Password.

[@prayersquad3391]

A lot of them did. Women got by with more than men.

[@samd1405]

Ah, she was very smart about it though. No serious judge could honestly say lifting your hand indicates a wand, but when combined with the word "magic" it does. I think she was just pushing Password to its limit.

[@Jasper7182009]

Sorry but Miss Eydie Gorme can never do wrong. Especially when she quietly sings ad hoc (as she did here).

[@bridgethaig8923]

But when Peggy did it, they got after her. And she said pecked which was a form of the word henpecked.

[@mckavitt13]

@@samd1405 its limit. Beware the idiot auto corrector!

[@heartofthunder1440]

I like the way the host actually says watch the jesters, it’s like that was a no brainer.

[@randysills4418]

Gestures

[@lindabishop7656]

So much fun..... especially in there awful times🖖💕

[@mckavitt13]

In their awful times? Whose?

[@russell3380]

@@mckavitt13 These*

[@Deejaay83urj38]

He found a way to bring his politics into their game. I think these 4 are my favourite panel. Is the funny woman the one in carry on movies?

[@mckavitt13]

No, that was a British series of films. Hattie Jacques is the actress you are thinking of. So great!

[@shivasirons6159]

Of course it's bad for you but i love the freedom of their smoking and no one raises an eyebrow.

[@jacquelinebell6201]

This the first time I've seen one of the All star specials. Lots of fun.

[@robbybobbyoh]

Lovely stars, unforgettable!

[@susanh6877]

Just love Sammy Davis Jr`s wonderful input and equality comments (not exactly jokes as it was a difficult time and he nailed it.) Just have to comment on the crazy smoking on the set --- Jerry Lewis did the same!

[@Xfile1947]

5:00 …is everything!

[@klubberzvonhatzenbuhl563]

This is the second episode of Password that I’ve seen with Sammy Davis Jr. where the word ‘monkey’ came up.

[@MrDetroitnews]

I believe this was before Sammy Davis Junior’s accident with his eye

[@timothyhughes1904]

No, the accident was many years before.

[@crumblefest]

Celebrity Password is a gas!!!

[@somethingyousaid5059]

11:16 hahaaha great response.

[@ivanmay7890]

Peggy Cass was always loopy when she was on Password and To Tell The Truth.

[@MultiLMarcelo]

Very amusing !

[@texasnativegirl1836]

This is the best one I've seen so far! So funny!

[@tj921able]

TY for sharing this. God Bless You & stay safe. This went too fast

[@MrDetroitnews]

Northland Detroit is actually a shopping center in Detroit, no such thing as Northland Detroit, the shopping center has been torn down and it’s not the safest area

[@willettej7988]

Lawford: grateful Me: dead

[@boohutt]

Edyie, " Money" Sammy, " Yeah !!!" Lmao

[@lynnturman8157]

Allen, next week you need to be more strict about hand gestures.

[@RjBenjamin353]

Go daddy was two words!! How come they didn’t buzz him?

[@joeambrose3260]

Shocked Sammy didn't say Gillespie

[@waldolydecker8118]

he didn't think a proper name was allowed. lesson learned.

[@yama5182]

Go daddy is two words...🙄🤣

[@stevencondron9355]

What a great laugh

[@m.e.d.7997]

Fun Game here!

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

1:47 Allen Ludden up close looked Japanese.

[@dancepiglover]

Edyie, stop gesturing!

[@RedNekLvr22]

Edyie was the worst for that. There's something about her personality that always rubbed me the wrong way.

[@timothyhughes1904]

@@RedNekLvr22 Well, she rubs me the right way.

[@KristaBrewer-rq7mo]

Allen did this the last time all 4 celebrities were playing too; ya know how he says that they have to write out a check for the other team's favorite charity? And then he asks "Are you ok with that?" What if they said no?

[@Yowza78]

Frigid Bardot! Sammy was quick!

[@jlucasound]

I forgot that Sammy had a glass eye. Watch @21:18, when he does his clue "Head" for Password "Skull". (After he takes his glasses off.) I knew this back in the 70's but forgot. What an awesome talent in an age of adversity. Peter Falk (Columbo) also had a glass eye.

[@pattyemiller4014]

funny, Funny, FUNNY❤

[@tomdegan6924]

I find it revealing that every time Sammy reaches out to shake his partner's hand rhe camera cuts away.

[@kthmiller1494]

Password is a fast moving show with a lot of cutaways. At 18:11 Sammy and Peter shake hands. No malice. Allen Ludden would have not allowed.

[@marycook1644]

I can’t understand why the show doesn’t donate the money for the charity !! 🦉

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

Look at the celebs signing checks for charaties...

[@jacquelinebell6201]

They are. They're signi g blank cheques to be filled in for charities.

[@lindaroper2654]

Allen made me nervous rushing them. But I guess he had to too have time to play the game. But could of been nicer .

[@b.deville3236]

Everybody was working except Peter Lawford.

[@Juliaflo]

Is there a possibility that this episode was blacked out in the south at the time of its airing, with Sammy Davis, Jr. appearing?

[@rubberdc]

look at that , Sammy is smoking . strange when you think that was regular on a game show .

[@mckavitt13]

It eventually killed him.

[@infonut]

Petah is REALLY off his game here. Never seen him this slow. You'd think he'd soar with fellow rat pack Sammy.

[@Claptonfan]

Wow, both guys start smoking and Eydie starts coughing!!!!!

[@teetarquin7012]

Eydie straight up cheated.

[@timothyhughes1904]

I think you're being rather rough on Eydie. Everything was all in fun.

[@MensAsses33]

Do an online search for Peter Lawford and Marilyn Monroe.

[@lindavangalder879]

Allen Ludden was getting a bit testy at 17 minutes in. Jeesh!

[@suestephan3255]

He could get that way

[@marynadononeill]

Edyie gestured the whole time!

[@user-cq3ng3qp6k]

i guess the nature of celebrities is to always bend the rules....still true today. Love Sammy....Ms. Gourmet, too.

[@SilentNightBodomNight]

Smoking on live tv, how cool!

[@vintagehippie3647]

smoking was so accepted

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

And look where it got way too many people!

[@ToniToni-gq6kx]

My Dad is dying due to smoking, stage 4 COPD. WITH THE LIGHT OF TRUTH☺ AND LOVE💛