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Hollywood Writers Strike Deal & Ukraine’s US Funding | 9.26.23

Sep 26, 2023
In this discussion, Cabot Phillips, a senior editor at Daily Wire, dives into the recent resolution of the Hollywood writers' strike and its economic implications. He explores President Biden's proposals for increased financial aid to Ukraine, questioning the management of taxpayer money. Phillips also examines the dual challenges of overseas spending and the migrant crisis in El Paso, shedding light on health risks and the urgent need for federal support amidst rising tensions.
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ANECDOTE

Writer's Strike Ends

  • The Writer's Guild strike, the second longest in Hollywood history, lasted nearly five months.
  • The strike ended with a deal including concessions from studios, though details are not yet public.
INSIGHT

Scope of US Aid to Ukraine

  • US aid to Ukraine ranges from $75B to $113B, exceeding all European aid combined ($30B).
  • Aid includes military equipment and non-military aid, like funding for Ukrainian farmers and businesses.
ANECDOTE

Border City Struggles

  • El Paso and Eagle Pass, TX, face migrant crises, with El Paso receiving 2,000 daily and shelters at capacity.
  • Migrants are voluntarily bused to other cities, and a disaster declaration was issued in Eagle Pass.
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