sexual assault charges. today he told the court being promiscuous doesn t make him a bad person. and tommy tuberville blocking promotions, and accusing fellow republicans, and stay silent where active service members suffer. we begin with mike memoli at the white house for more on the pressure campaign from the white house toward senator tuberville. what exactly are they doing, mike, and do they think it s working so far? reporter: this is a white house that really likes to highlight what you might call these split screen moments, and we saw them do just that yesterday as they put out a memo illustrating what they thought was the president s strength overseas fortifying and expanding what is really at the foundation of our national defense strategy, the nato alliance, with what they see the senator from alabama doing back at home, putting our national security at risk by holding, delaying promotions, and what the republicans in the house have been doing, having show votes
are struggling and how can workers get their fair share in an age of artificial intelligence and new ways of doing business. those are at the heart of not only what the writers and actors are worried about but america is worried about. yes, some actors are doing just fine in this new world but the basic battle lines are the same across industries. that gap between what workers make and ceos make has been widening for decades, at least since ronald reagan busted the air traffic controllers union in 1981, and that right there is part of the issue. just listen to how the president of sag-aftra fran drescher put it when she announced the strike. we are the victims here. we are being victimized by a very greedy entity. i am shocked by the way the people that we have been in business with are treating us. i cannot believe it, quite frankly. how far apart we are on so many things. how they plead poverty, that they re losing money left and right when giving hundreds of millions of