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draw was caitlin clark. she is considered one of the greatest college players ever. a two time player of the year for leading score for both men and women. she say household name. fans tuned in again this week when clark was selected as the number one pick in the wnba draft. excitement turned to outrage when they learned that clark's base salary for this season, wait for it. $76,000. that is a sliver of the $12 million the nba's top pick made this season. many pointed out this pay gap comes from the different revenue totals. we are here today to challenge that notion. those numbers speak to a larmer question how much society values women's sports. joining me now sports journalist davidson and sports editor. great to have both of you with us. i will start you with you and your collum.
considered one of the greatest college players ever. a two-time player of the year in division i all-time leading scorer for both men and women. she has become a household name. fans tuned in again this week when clark was selected as the number one pick in the wnba draft. but excitement turned to outrage when they learned her base salary for the season, wait for it, $76,000. that is a sliver of the $12 million the nba's top pick made this season. many pointed out this pay gap comes from the two leagues vastly different revenue totals. but we're here today to challenge that notion because those numbers speak to a larger question by how much society values women's sports. joining me now is the sports journalist and the sports editor at the nation. it's great to have both of you with us. i'll start with you and your recent call. you noted that women's basketball is still undervalued by society. talk about that in regards to
the pay gap outrage over her salary. the default argument that people have said it is simply about economics. the women's sports don't pull in as much revenue as the men's sport. i reject that and make the case for it, but tell us why you think that as well? >> well first of all i do think women's sports pull in less revenue. >> it is actually correct. >> that exists, right? but that doesn't mean these women are underpaid and undervalued relative to that. the big strawman a lot of people bring up because they don't pull the same revenue, they don't deserve the same salary, and wnba players are fighting and arguing for their fair share. so the wnba brings in around $200 million in revenue. the nba brings in $10 billion. the way salaries are negotiated, they are set in the bargaining agreement between the union and the league. that's how this works in every sport. now as a share of revenue the nba players get about 51% of
protest. the protest for all intents and purposes are occurring on private property unless the university invites them in, they are basically bystanders watching it all. >> sandra: the cops are going to abide by the rules about the protesters did not thursday when the cops build six buses on a city street to haul these people off. the protesters lined up to block them from departing on a public street. there was very little repercussions for that. it's no wonder they are out there again. >> john: leo terrell made the point that he believes that this isn't so much about what is going on in the middle east. it's about what's going on in dearborn, michigan, alex toralwise. >> sandra: a student will be joining us with outrage over what is happening on the college campuses. stay tuned for this. now this. >> this is a witch hunt, and it's a shame. i want people to understand that this is done for purposes of
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their own it has been proven hamas had the backing and training of iran. the u.s., in other words has effectively boxed israel in. having been struck hard by an iranian proxy asked could attempt to limit the proxy at exhilarated timetable massive international outrage. that limited strategic benefit. it is being prevented her from the u.s. taking any proactive measures to reestablish deterrence against tehran. even more recently, the same thing. the oligarch funded protest against biden are somewhat less mysterious. they are in fact that useful form of kabuki biden pretends to be the best friend of israel, that's israel has ever had. the left pretends to hate him for it, both sides benefit biden pressure from the left gives him a leverage to turn around to the israelis and say you better listen to me or i'll have to cave to my party's flank. while offering parties jewish pro-israel voters a show of the president's resolute commitment to the jewish states.
if this is beyond human rights. we are talking about war crimes but were talking about tactics for individuals who are protesting do not deserve to hear from a sitting u.s. senator that they deserve to die. >> dean, to this point of where the republican party has become and the uses rhetoric and language, just imagine for a moment that national outcry or outrage if this was on the other side. democrats would not call for this violence in this brazen way and this logical defined way. imagine for a moment democrats is something like this with national media and the political establishment, how every leadership would be asked to condemn this. no one is running around asking for public leadership to condemn it. they probably agree with that. >> you are wasting your time. what links kari lake and what tom cotton said is the use of violence or threat of violence to acquire political pair or
billions in aid for israel and most controversially ukraine. that vote splitting the republican party. now the fallout. will some republicans try to force out their speaker, mike johnson? >> the honorable way for him to leave right now is to announce his resignation. the house also passing a bill that could ban tiktok if it's not sold off by its chinese parent company. the new timeline for action and what it means for fans of the hugely popular social media app. protests spreading at colleges nationwide over israel's war in gaza. new tent villages popping up on campuses, and the huge protests late today. new botox warning. more patients ending up in the hospital after being injected with fake botox. investigators now searching for the source. country music superstar morgan wallen speaking out after being charged by police for allegedly throwing a chair off a rooftop bar. what he's saying now. and outrage over this video