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Welcome back to hashtag Sisters in Law. I'm Bart McQuade. This week we'll be talking

about the charges against Derek Chauvin, filling you in on the latest in the fight for

pay equity and weighing the case for gun control. And as usual, we'll be answering some of

your questions at the end of the show. This week we're sponsored by Hello Fresh and

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As usual, I'm joined by Kimberley Atkins, Joyce Vance, and Jill Weinbanks. And Jill,

some big news about you this week. I am thrilled to be able to share. Maybe we should let

you share it about the movie option for your fantastic book, The Watergate Girl. Tell

us more about that.

I know I can hardly believe it's true that I've been in conversation with movie stars and

that Katie Holmes has optioned the book. And hopefully it will end up a film or a television

series. It's not clear that anything will happen because a lot of books get option

that don't get made into movies. But she wants to play me. And that gives it added impetus

to getting actually made. So I'm really excited about it. It's just super terrific. And

I get to be a consultant on the movie. Maybe I can get us all parts walk-ons or something.

Unfortunately, because of the era that's portrayed, there aren't a lot of women in it. So other

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