do you think they are going to find a deal? i think they are asking the cast to take a $200,000 pay cut. it s hard to walk away from that kind of money, especially when you don t have to even put on clean clothes to go to work. must be nice, don t have to deal with makeup or nice clothes or anything. steve, thanks so much for coming on. here we go. hour two, i m brooke baldwin. city and the military gets polled and a lot happening in the west. time to play reporter roulette. alison kosik, let s start with you. we ve been talking about the debit card fees and now checking fees? explain? we re being feed to death between the air lies and the banks. city bank is now jumping on the bandwagon. if you don t carry a $60,000 in your banking account, it will cost you $20 a month the regulations are tighter on banks and making it tougher for them to lend money. some senate democrats are saying, switch if you don t want to pay it or go to the credit unions as well. that s another
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project. even in his sadness, jamie was reaching out to help others. this is jamie rodemeyer in his own words. hello. this is jamie from buffalo, new york. i m just here to tell you that it does get better. here is a little bit of my story. december 2010 i thought i was bi, and then i always got made fun of because i virtually have no guy friends. and i only have friends that are girls. and it bothered me because people would be like faggot and they would taunt me in the hallways, and i made a formspring which i shouldn t have done and people would send me hate telling me that gay people go to hell. he said he constantly got hate messages on formspring, which is a site that allows kids to send anonymous messages to each other. back then, as you hear, he said he rose above the negativity. here s more of what jamie had to say. and i just want to tell you that it does get better because when i came out for being bi, i got so much support from my friends. it made me feel so
a message. moments ago, posted a message on to youtube as part of it gets better project a message of hope to lesbian, gay you bisexual children n his sadness, jamie was reach out to help others. this is jamie rode meyer in his own words. hi this is jamie from buff low, new york. and i m just here to tell you does get better. here is a little bit of my story. um um, december 2010, i thought i was bi. and then i always got made fun of because i virtually have no guy friends. and i only have friends that are girls and bothered me because be like tag got tag and caught me in the hallways and i felt like i could never escape t and i made a form spring, which i shouldn t have done and people would constantly send me hate, telling me that gay people go to hell. jamie says he constantly got messages, hate messages on form spring, a social networking site that allows kids to send anonymous messages to each other. back then, as you hear, he says he rose above the negativity. her