Fran Drescher, the iconic star of "The Nanny" and current president of SAG-AFTRA, discusses the recent SAG strike and the challenges facing Hollywood. She reveals what led to the breakdown in negotiations and her thoughts on corporate greed among the industry's "fat cats." The conversation delves into the impact of AI on actors' livelihoods and the urgent need for fair compensation and solidarity among performers. With her fiery passion, Drescher hints at the possibility of a future run for office, championing the fight for equitable treatment in entertainment.

Fran Drescher, President of SAG-AFTRA and a renowned actress, discusses the ongoing Hollywood strikes affecting countless artists. She sheds light on the financial strain many are facing while advocating for fair compensation. The conversation emphasizes the urgent need for studio leaders to engage in negotiations, addressing the widening income gap between executives and creatives. Drescher also highlights the solidarity among writers and actors, framing these labor actions as pivotal for the future of workers' rights in the entertainment industry.

Guests include Fran Drescher, who let George Clooney down over his proposed SAG-AFTRA contract. Topics discussed include Trump's cronies flipping in Georgia, Tom Emmer running for House Speaker, and the ongoing actor strike negotiations with George Clooney and Fran Drescher.