u. s. government can't pay its debts? let's get to the bottom line. the. have you ever been in a situation where you've maxed out your credit cards and desperately need more money? but you've got know where to turn. well, i hope not, but that's exactly where the u. s. government may be right now. america has hit the ceiling, legally mandated by congress, on how much it can borrow. the limit was set last year at $31.00 trillion dollars, but the government already birth through that by january. now the 2 parties are gearing for a showdown to negotiate a new temporary limit by june. the republicans will control the house or using the opportunity to demand major cuts and rollbacks, the president jo biden's, agenda, especially those related clean energy and food assistance. the poor american, the white house says no way, just give us a new limit and then we'll talk one. so who wins in this game of political brinkman ship? and is there really any limit to the runaway spending of the us government? today we're talking with bobby cogan, who worked in the biden whi

u. s. government and other donor governments are interested, they're involved in promoting of democracy. human rights for some america is financed by the u. s. government. and the voice of america is part of the federal government. they use international organizations. i'm limited to what was a programs here much and they partner with the local in the legal we get a floyd launch a super little holiday and suite to make the center for international private enterprise energy to change the quote from you. not letting you want me to at least say a little more about it. so if you had synergy to share with you about a democracy in your mother, i see change the template, the already run the freedom of information. wow. yeah, there shouldn't a crowd than me put into chic with already we struggle last year and div from the teal and you'll get a tv, a key normally that of them. okay. seattle, top and bottom, you'll need already add that to be a output. he thought. ready put them into the, into every sally. i did it to what i, daniel stopped like it out that reagan kick one doll that booked in chic

u. s. government cannot leap with and that is exposing, and that is remove their mask. so so i don't think there is enough detail. you're not seeing the world that the united states will accept in exchange for julian size, because they're they, they can be crusade against julian. you've got to be young because beyond anything that has to do, he, he faces 175 years under this act. in the united states for a while for, for publishing information that needed to we publish for a fact that needed to be said for showing the world what the u, as us troops were doing it, i can understand and these, these, these completely on baled a what the us war machine was doing and how it was being heat and how he was completed with, with the, with the media, with western media. how western media hasn't been completed with, with a hiring these from, from, from the public because they need to maintain a, quote unquote rules based order. for the latest news updates, please keep an eye on our website, r t dot com. thank you for choosing audience laughs, come in . i mark sanchez and i am your

u. s. government could default on its death as early as june. the fust, if legislators do not raise the debt ceiling, president joe bought and republicans in congress. so in a standoff over how much the u. s. government can borrow as go to alan fisher who is live for us in washington, d. c. allen, a pretty stock warning from john yellen that what is she trying to do? she signed to get them to pay attention. there's been a lot of talk about this since we back in january. you remember then that janet yell and announced that the u. s. would take extraordinary measures to make sure that it can continue to pay its bills and warn then that by actually june, that could be in a position where they are no longer able to do that. though she says the government could run out of money on jan in on june the fast. that is a bit of flexibility in that deep, but she would really like the politicians to start paying attention that the republicans just last month passed legislation that would raise the debt ceiling, but would also impact some government programs

u. s. actively persecutes journalists and whistleblowers. all pardon brave truth tellers like julian assange and investigate the corruption in crimes they expose its only okay to imprison journalists when the u. s. government, does it free? a staunch and we must also protect the journalists who provide be platform for the visual blurs to tell us what's really going on. so that we don't think, you know, we don't misunderstand that richard in america went to afghanistan to liberate the women, or britain and america went to iraq to protect the people from them. who said no britain in america were involved in, in legal wars. just as you maybe, you know, you come from a country where you're concerned about the legal wars. we must all be opposed to illegal wars. we're all really civilians killed in vast numbers. and the people who are profiting companies are the weapons manufacturers. and the very wealthy people who have investments listing and this is not good for ordinary people, and most of these people are struggling to survive. and our government and our leaders should be focusing on making sure that people have enough to eat, that they have decent health care that they have a good quality of life. this sho

u. s. federal government. and as part of the government, the department of veterans affairs provides abortion services to its patients. since the u. s. supreme court overturn roe vs wade last year, a decision from the 1970s that guaranteed a woman's right to an abortion. many states across the country have outlawed or restricted the procedure. texas is one of those states, even if the federal government continues to allow for abortions in federal facilities. stephanie carter is a practicing christian who is opposed to abortion. she recently told a reporter that over the course of her 57 years, she's had 6 abortions for as a consequence of being rate. she said quote, i'm a person who has had abortions in the past. that was before i came to the lord and it was before i had the relationship that i have with him. now i thought that abortions were ok and i didn't give them a thought really. before i found my faith abortions were used as birth control on quote. carter is also a veteran of the u. s. army who has worke

u. s. federal government. and as part of government, the department of veterans affairs provides abortion services to its patients. since the u. s supreme court overturn roe vs wade last year. a decision from the 1900 seventy's that guaranteed a woman's right to an abortion. many states across the country have outlawed or restricted the procedure. texas is one of those states, even if the federal government continues to allow for abortions in federal facilities. stephanie carter is a practicing christian who is opposed to abortion. she recently told her reporter that over the course of her 57 years, she's had 6 abortions for as a consequence of being rate. she said quote, i'm a person who has had abortions in the past. that was before i came to the lord and it was before i had the relationship that i have with him. now i thought that abortions were okay and i didn't give them a thought really. before i found my safe abortions were used as birth control and quote, carter is also a veteran of the us army who has

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u. s. government can borrow since 2011, both sides of played what's become a new ritual game of high stakes poker. waiting to see who blinks 1st before finally reaching agreement. but this time around, there's deepening, concerned about the divide between the 2 sides. the states could not be hire a default would plunge our economy into recession. economists estimate that millions of americans would, could lose their jobs. hardworking families could lose their retirement savings. so our team will stay at it. we will stay focus and we hope that speaking mccarthy's team will negotiate in good faith as well as going well. president joe biden accused the republicans of folding the economy hostage. the top republican negotiator says the white house is being unreasonable. the treasury has worn that without a deal the us may be unable to pay its bills as soon as june. first, you know, here's the note. so this can be discussion, did not help increase our company. no, i do appreciate you all coming in exchange for raising the nation's boiling limit. republicans want to see deep spending cuts, includi

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u. s. government does it free assange . and we must also protect the journalists who provide be platform for the visibly was to tell us what's really going on. so that we don't think, you know, we don't misunderstand that britain and america went to afghanistan to liberate the women of britain. and america went to iraq to protect the people from them. who said, no british america were involved in, in legal wars. just as you maybe, you know, you come from a country where you're concerned about the legal wars. we must all be opposed to illegal wars where all the civilians are killed in vast numbers. and the people who are profiting arms companies are the weapons manufacturers and the very wealthy people who have investments missing. and this is not good for ordinary people. and most of these people are struggling to survive. and our government and our leaders should be focusing on making sure that people have enough to eat, that they have be some health care that they have a good, especially in the developed world. so it's, i

u. s. funding to help their media organization survive law fair from the us government. journalism must be defended from legal threats meant to silence critical voices instead of championing free speech. the u. s. actively persecutes journalists and whistleblowers. oh, pardon brave truth tellers like julian assange and investigate the corruption and crimes they expose? it's only ok to imprison journalists when the u. s. government does it free of staunch. and we must also protect the journalists who provide be platform for the visibly was to tell us what's really going on. so that we don't think, you know, we don't misunderstand that. richard in america went to get us started to liberate the women, or britain and america went to iraq to protect the people from them and said, no brochures in america were involved in, in legal wars. just as you maybe, you know, you come from a country where you're concerned about the legal wars. we must all be opposed to illegal wars. we're all really civilians killed in vast numbers. and the people who are profiting companies are the weapons manufacturers

u. s government, unlike most families , you know spends more than it earns. and so the u. s government cannot run without borrowing. to pay for its, um, its services and hence, if the if the debt ceiling if they've reached the debt ceiling, which they have, which the us has, and there's no way to increase it. the u. s can't borrow anymore and therefore they can't pay for any of their services. and you can look for extensive coverage of this tentative deal on our website or digital coverage includes details about what sources close to the negotiations expect will be in that final bill. local public transit agencies like bart and muni. they are appealing for more state funding to keep their operations running. ktvu elissa harrington joining us now live from the orinda bart station to tell us what they're asking for, and alyssa what they say could happen if they don't get enough money. christian bart is calling this a do or die moment and is asking for a continuation of federal aid that is set to run out in 2025. transit agencies. bart and muni say they are on a fiscal cliff a

u. s. government is providing a blank check to ukraine to go for crime a, you know, and his name is ad. i mean, it's an absolutely insane military bank ship, but that's not what the us government is committed to. so in a way, so and see it has to do this because that, that's now the official us position very well the, but this is, you know, you have to get probably mailbox. and basically, as the americans are determined to keep us, we'll go and then not interested in any piece, thoughts, any piece of negotiation about george, so that, that we'll talk about these thoughts and the 2nd half of the program general, i'm going to jump in here. we're gonna go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real estate with our to the, the welcome back across software. all things are considered. i'm peter, although this is the home addition to remind you, we're discussing some real minutes the to go back to the me here in most of the george brought up the 1st part of the program. it's very end about this congressional or resolution basically of a codified it's

u. s. government has now said there will be tight rules as well. you will have had to have applied for asylum in another country before doing so in the us. and there's an app for people to apply on the mexican side. but for those who think this might be an easy time to across that border, this is what homeland security secretary alejandro and new york is had to say, do not risk your life and your live savings only to be removed from the united states. if, if and when you arrive here, those will be all the new rules and arrive successfully on the us side of the border. come to places like here in el paso, the busiest us border crossing. some are staying in this church for them. there are in years of legal proceeding, proving that they merit asylum. many will go through that. some will simply disappear and join the nearly 11000000 on documented workers into us. and that's why many analysts say what's really needed here is comprehensive immigration reform . something congress hasn't really even tried for decades. john henry l g 0 el paso, meanwhile is

u. s. government shut down, it has but far more serious, a deep consequences that will go far beyond the american shores. but that stopped now at home. william what happened back in 2011 that we were talking about, resulted in a downgrade for the us credit racing. and that means i was looking at the numbers, the cost of borrowing. when's helps with the us treasury by at least $1300000000.00 . if there's a deal that goes down to the why this time around, could that happen again? is very likely that we will see the kind of results again, because uh right now, as simon said, because the main focus of negotiation has been on discretionary elements that i mentioned to the need to focus on the intel them is really where the permanent solutions are going to be s and p is going to come back to us and say the whatever solution they come up with, if it's purely discretionary spending is disingenuous and won't be effective and we will not put the debt passed on a sustainable course. uh so, so i think one of the things that we will watch out for would be any kind of repeated downgrade. we do, the do

u. s. government can borrow by issuing bonds. back in january, the white house reached the current limit of $31.00 trillion dollars. the us treasury resorted to father extraordinary measures to ensure the government couldn't meet its obligations if the ceiling is in raising time by the congress. the us risk defaulting on is that k o c and the markets wouldn't issue, and the economy would slow down. hundreds of thousands of jobs could also be at risk as it would be hard to avoid the recession. it's congress is job to do this. if they fail to do it, we will have an economic and financial catastrophe. the will be of our own making, and there is no action that prison and fighting, and us treasury can take to prevent that catastrophe. but that feeling has been raised 70 a time since 1960, usually with bipartisan support. still conflict on the topic between the white house and congress is nothing near. back in 2011, president obama said to make harsh concessions to republicans. they approve of deb ceiling res only in extreme revenue bud

u. s. government and, and congress. or isn't inspect service in his back language. there is a zebra. johnny are me georgian service, and there is ukrainian service. each service has completely different its own taylor mode of work. russian service is mostly based. it's actually, it is entirely based on its website. it's a web portal boyce of america has a special rubric that publishes only editorial on material that comes from the state department. for so america is a soft power of us government. there is no secret about it and it is a value based self our and we have offices in many countries around the world. we have programs that actually support what we would call frontline democracy and human rights activists are in countries around the world primarily in restrictive political environment. so repressive places where the government is quite repressive. ah, most of our support are drawing on our vast experience and providing training so that these citizens in these countries are well equipped to be as effective as possible in carry out their work for non violent democratic change.

u. s. government as bills are being floated in congress to band tick tock, the drink, the boards, or blackouts rates. gallows is encouraging students to be in string. copious amounts of alcohol from gallon ducks to start with the account, the fame is, drink is training on tick tock. we'd be a showing work recipes work selling this and work fonts. most importantly, you have to name it and it's got to be something with borg. and so basically gens you just like drinks best students were seen caring the jobs at the annual on sanson, you mass students event learning blow up. they were seen naming their dogs with work ponds on social media. well, clearly intoxicated written j j.

u. s. government has seized california's embattled 1st republic bank. a major wall street bank j. p. morgan chase is stepping in to buy it. the san francisco based 1st republic is the 3rd midsize bank to fail in 2 months after silicon valley bank and signature bank. j. p. morgan chase bank will assume all of 1st republics loans and most of its assets. the bank has a large amount of uninsured deposits and a high exposure to low interest rate loans. let's bring in an employee, he's joining us on the set here for d, w, a business to another bank in crisis. walk us through what has happened to 1st republican and how this takeover has unfolded. so as you mentioned, the problem with 1st republic was the same that we saw before with silicon valley bank and signature bank. so exposure to low interest rates loans, a lot of uninsured deposits. and this is some, somehow a final ripple of what we've seen happening already. in march, the bank was in trouble already for a while back in march. other banks tried to pump in liquidity and confidence by putting deposits into the bank that didn't really

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u. s. government could default on its debt as early as june. first, if legislators don't raise the debt ceiling. president joe biden on republicans in congress are in a stand off of how much the u. s. government can borrow silly. 300 people had been arrested in france during protests marking international workers. day authorities say $800000.00 people rallied across the country, but the unions put that figure out of a $2000000.00 to protest as are angry at president manuel macros pension reform, san angelo last month, which increases the retirement age. i'm 6264 and made a march's. i've also been held in several parts of latin america in columbia. supporters of president, gustavo petro, rallied in the capital and supportive as controversial proposals for social reforms . allison gram petty reports the capital bought off, taking it to the streets. unionists indigenous improved government movements. march to the presidential palace heating the call of columbus president to defend this controversial social reforms. it is settled, beatrice preferre

u. s. government should attempt to ease this concerns by providing further elaboration of the diligence of its pre bumping investigation of the plant escaped to see that there's no pieces side. so the question still stands, how to stop sudan to st into full blown civil war. and even though there is a great temptation for the who is to use its economy and financial power to try compel other states to change the policies and except to washington's demand, this call seems to be a deep end. in essence, we have seen how maximum prussia from the u is, produces intense persistence on the part of the targeted states on more than one occasion. when you get to hand this, this will just go on list cheap as a full name says the says move to impose sanctions on sue to these individuals. of the conflict is washington's latest attempts into effect in the country. and that they continually on that subject to revolve um using what to magical gun, what diploma see a big stick uh kind of um you know, approached to international relations. i think that we, we should be looking for this make us back. and um

u. s. government. the movement has total control of the courts, the legal adviser to the government, and all the heads of the economic system. controversial reform has become a trigger for massive public protests, perhaps the biggest in israel's modern history with demonstrators complaining their rights and democracy of ins tolling from them. and that the proposed changes as passionately the bill. giving politicians of the coalition, the power to 2 judges of the country supreme court, paid the way to dictatorship. international community has been closely washing developments here on the ground, given their remarks and sometimes expressing their concerns. the american president joe biden was the one who made perhaps the stronger statement like money. johnson, who i'm very concerned with cannot for a fun with is really prime minister, criticize been the u. s. without calling by name for it's interference in israel, internal affairs. he is what this into yeah, had to, hey, israel is a sovereign country whi

u. s government could run out of cash to pay its bills on time. so lawmakers have an extra four days to iron out a deal before the u. s government goes over financial cliff. there are reports that the white house and congressional negotiators are getting close to inking a deal to raise the nation's debt limit. but as foxes madeline rivera reports, neither side seems happy about the possible deal. here we are. night after night after night. pressure is more house republicans and the white house say they're getting closer to striking a debt ceiling deal, but they're not there yet. and one of the top negotiators for speaker kevin mccarthy says the work is only getting harder, thornier. the consequences are greater. there are still several sticking points. one is new or expanded work requirements for some federal aid programs. many house democrats are rejecting that proposal, but republicans are dropping it. hell, no, not a chance not happening in the u. s treasuries. balance is now under $50 billion of the fault could throw the country in internationa

u. s government to quickly expel many people who crossed the border, hoping to apply for asylum since 2020 u. s officials say they've already seen influxes along the border. we have surged 24,000, border patrol agents and officers. thousands of troops, contractors and over 1000 asylum officers and judges. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas outlined the biden administration's approach, including a new rule that penalizes asylum seekers who entered illegally or who have not sought protection in another country. they passed through or made an appointment through the cbp. one app issues persist. many report the app is glitchy, with very few appointments available our borders. are not open. people who cross our border on lawfully and without a legal basis to remain will be promptly processed and removed. despite the warning, many migrants have made the long and often dangerous trek to places like tijuana, hoping to cross seeing the article is ending on may 11th. i made the effort to come back and see if i can stay . others began rushing the border, fearing the new rules would make i

u. s. government could default on its debt as early as june. the fust, if in legislatures, do not raise the debt ceiling. president joe biden on republicans in congress. so in a standoff over how much the u. s. government can borrow those you headlines. news continues here, now. does air off to witness. ah, [000:00:00;00] i got a bundle with a, a, a, a, a, a, with a, a, a says, you know, they want to go have you like there's no sad see, but i want those book you have, you don't get a more post logo that they're still not pulling up either in fun i, let's be the most. they go back to call you that agreement already. so they said that he was a lot of this year or later, but he says he has a he is the company is barrel battle. if you see and think that may be the other the way it's. yeah. it's like a been able to get them on a be stuck as, as you know, i mean already and i got here a ah . 3 with god me have you said you got them with me? mm mm hm. so send you sent as it gets se minimum heavy, it basically bruschetta government was a government dis

u. s. government needs to stand up and an answer to this as well. i think that right now must go with, with basically scotts at it again when you're seeing the united states, you know, pick sides in this conflict, and not pay any attention to the atrocities being kept committed by ukraine, that have been committed by ukraine, particularly in eastern ukraine to the last a 10 years. uh, the united states, the us media, the western europe, western european media, has turned a blind eye to what you crime has been doing. and i think they'll do the same thing with the atrocities being admitted to by the, by the spine. cheese and china has criticized former u. k. prime minister liz truss visit to taiwan as a political stance that will do the u. k. no good british politician lose trust as recent visit to taiwan is a dangerous political show which will do nothing but harm to the u. k. this provocative move has caused strong indignation among the chinese people. the chinese embassy, strong wording comes as less truss called on the british prime minister richi

the national government also continued to suppress critical voices, particularly religious minorities. so, the u. s. made those accusations are despite india's constitution essentially upholding freedom of religion in the country. supreme court lawyer told us the indian government actually helps religious communities. i guess it is silly for us to even gleam, something like this. oh, you know, on a blatantly, again and again, this is the 4th time. there are things i'm feeling. we need to understand that india is going to believe it was. majority of 140 good population, all goes through causal muslim is present in this country, the only country in the same way. all christian communities out in this country, auto use communities in this country, usa never press good. anybody else? oh, in this country. and now you wasn't living something like this again. and it's so funny because of the fact that in boss 9 years, muslims and other minorities in india book and know what a scholarship proposed by the moment of india with minorities in this country, including christian sandoval bossy. jan bought the c o

u. k. government and the u. s. government want it's public to believe, for example, that in april 2018, the syrian government dropped a chlorine bomb on civilians in the city and city of duma outside damascus, which is therefore justified u. k. u. s. and french missile attacks on syria. and as we now know, through the actual inspectors who are part of the fact finding mission for the o, p c, w who's report was supressed and who were actually attacked by belling cat which is collaborating with o, p c, w leadership to crush these inspectors. that attack was a staged event staged by g. hottest rebels were backed by the west and the gulf states seeking serious over there. so provided the information. yeah. and, and again, that was just to sort of jump him. i said to apologize. but again, these are things that, you know, you'll never hear on the, on the mainstream media of what you're telling me right now. this is one of the only places you can say these things here. for example, in a oxy international, just just one l

u. s debt ceiling. if it isn't raised soon the u. s government could default. putting everything from the stock market to social security in jeopardy. a crucial meeting is planned today at the white house, and abc's justin finch has the latest this morning, justin. good morning. and good morning president biden is set to leave for a summit in japan tomorrow, so the white house is now running out of time to make a deal with congressional republicans. today biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are due to meet at the white house. mccarthy is refusing to raise the debt ceiling until the president agrees to cut spending , mccarthy tells abc's rachel scott, the two sides are nowhere near a deal, even though biden insist progress has been made. just staff moving ideas back and forth that there's no movies confident that will happen by the end of the week. speaker not based upon what they're offering right now, no, there's new urgency to these negotiations because treasury secretary janet yellen is once again warning that the government may not be able to pay its bil

u. s. government, one from microsoft. the warning that a chinese hacking group had managed to infiltrate. what keep on being described in the release is as a range of us critical infrastructure organizations from telecommunications to transport patient helps there also a power. but according to these releases of targeting the us island territory as well. but that's about all the information we're really getting in these release is they do not list which organizations have infiltrated. what's the final intent might be beyond gathering information? however, the all reports from i list quoted by microsoft that this may be something to do with what might happen in the event of a potential attack on taiwan. but it's all very, very vague. we do not the government around the world having used the pioneering techniques of the u. s. as the national security agency are attempting to spy on other countries. critical infrastructure. this is a reminder that the chinese can do it too if it is all to be believed she ever time . see, eld

u. s government could for the first time default and failed to pay its bills that could lead to an economic crisis and even jeopardized social security to prevent it from happening. democrats want to raise the debt ceiling, but republicans first want to cut back on spending. both sides met at the white house yesterday, and now we're learning what was discussed. some have even suggested minting a trillion dollar coin. abc is lindsey watts. is here with more lindsay. good morning. good morning, andrea. there was little progress at that meeting yesterday, president biden says if the us does default, a recession would be inevitable. the u. s economy and milsbs hans morning, with neither side willing to blink. i didn't find progress. um in this meeting, house speaker kevin mccarthy throwing cold hho and presidenteach a deal on the debt limit. at a white house meeting tuesday, the treasury department says a catastrophic default could be about three weeks away. everyone in the media understood the risk of default. our economy would fall into a significant recession. it would devastate retirement a

u. s. government officials earlier today. they have no knowledge of what actually took place and then not buying the russian story. as a result, there is no evidence out there that it's can prove that ukraine was behind this. and given the russians track record, i wouldn't run off and believe this claim either. moreover, i mean very, they're not in any position to complain about attacks on put and they tried to kill zalinski at the beginning of the war. so, ah, no, that's there. modus operandi, not ukraine's. the me, the asking about what we're hearing from ukraine. why do you think president zalinski and his government are so careful about taking ownership of any attacks on russian territory or even in crimea? well, i think it would be a public relations disaster if they attacked moscow. ah, they have sent a cruise missile strikes. i at russian military targets in crimea. ah, oil refineries of are guess refineries. well, refineries. in belgrade, which is not far from the border, but they in general, are very careful when the

u. s. treasury secretary, he says the government could run out of money as early as june. if politicians don't raise the debt ceiling. present. joe biden, and republicans in congress are in a stand off on how much the government can borrow biden will need congressional leaders next week. thousands of film and television rises in the us are on strike, demanding higher pay negotiations with studios including disney and netflix failed to reach an agreement. on monday, the writers guild of america represents more than $11000.00 rations. oh wow. thousands of people have been demonstrating men and put doors capital quito there, calling for president jim or law serge, resign lesser is being investigated for corruption and crimes against state security. while those are the headlines are, have more for you here after i am not alone, arminius, velvet revolution. ah, a i stuff. bargain top school staff sucks. yeah. me started a all that up with . we now turn our attention to our media. a small post soviet republic, which is having trouble adjusting to democracy, cuts in almost outsid

are in a stand off and how much the government can borrow biden has called a meeting with congressional leaders next week to discuss the situation. last week, the u. s. house of representatives narrowly passed a bill to raised the government's debt ceiling to $31.00 trillion dollars. the bill is likely to be rejected in the senate. over 3 months ago, the treasury of wand, the u. s. government had reached his bottom, your limit, and took measures to ensure it could continue to pay his bills. buzz as a film and television writers in the us are on strike demanding higher pay negotiations with studios including disney and netflix fail to reach an agreement. on monday, the writers guild of america represents more than $11000.00 writers. online streaming has put a strain on tv industry revenues, a previous striking 20 weight cost california economy. $2100000000.00. many actors saved their backing the strike. i hope that the writer is get with a new, you know, i believe in an hour and unions. i'm lucky to be a part of mine with sagen, hopefully everybody can get what they need safely and everything. get back to where i support my writers or we have a lot o