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all basketball related income. all revenues, 50% of all revenues go to nba players. and in the wnba agreement, 50% of incremental revenue goes to wnba players. revenue above the growth targets that the league has set. how that translates into all revenue is that wnba players only receive about 9% to 10% of total league revenue. that's where you see a lot of the disparity coming from. >> i greatly appreciate you breaking that down. that's why i wanted you to be on the show to explain the economics for us. you heard dave michael j. joking that no one watches women's sports and it is very common to hear similar comments from male sports fans. how do these sorts of assumptions contribute to the genderrer inequities in pro sports. will it change with high visible or high-profile athletes like caitlin clark? >> yeah, it's about marginalization. it's about how it's covered.
general, wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander, in europe. general clark, great to see you, thank you for joining us. your letter goes into some detail about how russia, in league with china, iran, and north korea, are working together did you stabilize america's position as a global leader. talk more about that. >> what you have is these four countries increasingly working together. you have a strategic alliance between china and russia, including russia and iran. north korea, feeding its artillery, with armored equipment into russia. china is supplying the high technology, goods for the russian defense industry, iran, supplying drones, russia, supplying high-technology and air defense and aircraft into iran. all of this is being pulled together, ever more closely. vladimir putin had hamas leaders come to moscow. he is really orchestrating this
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byjosip stanisic to draw 1—all at borussia dortmund. if leverkusen can keep their unblemished record for the remaining 4 games, they'll be the first team to do it in the german league's history. a record number of people took part in the london marathon with around 50,000 finishing today. and there was also a record broken in the women's elite races with kenya's peres jepchirchir setting a new women's time as she stormed to victory. she crossed the line in two hours, 16 minutes and 16 seconds to break the record by 45 seconds. in the men's, alexander mutiso munyao made it a kenyan double, beating the legendary kenenisa bekele. the british duo of emile cairess and mahamed mahamed finished third and fourth which qualifies them for the olympics. it has been a lot for me.
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
fair share without struggle. that means strikes, that means rallies, that means op eds in newspapers and confronting the league itself to do what they have said. the star for the vegas acees. we don't want to get paid the same amount as the men what we want is the same amount of revenue percentage wise that the men get the gap between 50% and 9-10% is huge. >> shameful one. >> and i wanted to talk to you about how the athletes are platform. it is the culture that we create. wilson, the best player for one of the greatest basketball teams ever, but nike has not given her a signature shoe. of course, lebron james comes to mind. given almost $90 million out of high school before playing a single nba game. his high school games were televised because of the environment built around him. how does the way women and the way that they are marketed to
nba players get 51% of all basketball-related income. all revenues, 50% of all revenues go to nba. in wnba, 50% of incrumental revenue. that means revenue above certain growth that the league set. how it translates, wnba players only ref 9 or 10% of total league revenue. that is where you see all of the disparity from. >> i appreciate you breaking it down. that is why i wanted you to be on the show to explain the economics for us. you heard dave joking that no one watches women's sports and common to hear similar comments from male sports fans. how do the sorts of assumptions contribute to the gender inequities in pro sports? and, will it change with high visible and high profile athletes like caitlin clark? >> it is about marginalization. it is about how it is covered.
you noted women's basketball is still undervalued. talk to us about that with the pay gap outrage with caitlin clark's salary. the default is economics. women's sports do not push in as much. i reject it and can make the case for it but why do you think that as well? >> first of all i do think women's sports did pull in less revenue. >> yes. factual correct >> but, because they do not pull in the same revenue they don't deserve the same level of salaries and wnba players are not fighting for that but are arguing for their fair share. it brings in $2 million. and nba $10 billion. they are set in the collective bargaining agreement. an agreement between the union and the league that is how it works in every sport. now, as a share of revenue, the
rallies, that means op-eds in newspapers and directly confronting the league itself to do what kelsey plum has said, the star for the las vegas as. we don't want to get paid the same amount as the men. what we want is the same amount of revenue, percentage wise that the men get. the gap between 50% and 9 to 10% is a shameful one and that needs to change. >> i wanted to talk to you about how these athletes are platformed, right? it's the culture we create. wilson is the best player for one of the greatest basketball teams ever, but nike still hasn't given her a signature shoe. of course, lebron james comes to mind, given almost $0 million straight out of high school before playing a single nba game. his high school games were televised because of the excitement that was built around him. how does the way women and the way they are marketed to the general public contribute to
for 22 years. real madrid have extended their lead at the top of la liga to 11 points after a thrilling el classico. it was 2—2 at the bernabeu until the 91st minute whenjude bellingham smashed a late winner for real into the top corner of the barcelona net. the result puts them firmly on track to reclaim the league title with just six games left to play this season. new bundasliga champions, bayer leverkusen, are still unbeaten, but only just. they needed a stoppage—time equaliser byjosip stanisic to draw i—all at borussia dortmund. if leverkusen can keep their unblemished record for the remaining 4 games, they'll be the first team to do it in the german league's history. a record number of people took part in the london marathon with around 50,000 finishing today. and there was also a record broken in the women's elite races with kenya's peres jepchirchir setting a new women's time as