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that are going to be fget insured at all.iums if we are the people that are going to be fget insured are the people that are going to be fget insured at all. and the /e can get insured at all. and the money is coming out of our budgets now, not theirs. yeah, i'io. [10. >> no. >> understood . well, can i say >> understood. well, can i say thank you to both of you for joining me for highlight highlighting the plight, as i say, we hear about crime in cities all the we rarely cities all the time. we rarely hear about rural crime. and i wish with your project wish you well with your project and hope that the police do live up to some of those promises and do a lot more. now alastair stewart, a legendary broadcaster . mr it was terrific news when he joined gb news at the outset, but he retired earlier this year and perhaps people didn't know the full reasons why . well, he the full reasons why. well, he came in to the studio yesterday on the sunday show with camilla tominey and explained his medical situation in gp. >> to his credit, said, i don't know. i have no idea . sometimes know. i h

are already suffering in the sense that when you're from a marginalized community you tend to not fgetbe the production houses that will make the biggest concessions, or do you believe it's going to be the members of the writers guild who will have to make the greatest concessions? >> i'm optimistic that in this upcoming negotiation or talk that they'll be able to find a middle ground so that everybody wins. that's where you really want to see this move toward. and when i think about winning, i think about being able to tell more stories, to open the world to storytelling that is so important for our community but for marginalized people across america. and also, just so you know, our biggest cultural export in america is our movies. and so while we see this strike continue and executives not being willing to negotiate, what we're seeing is that culturally -- like globally this has ramifications, too. this is not just in the united states for storytelling. >> all right. sarah kate ellis, so glad you're able to be with us, president and ceo of glaad. thank you. >> thank you. >>> tomorro