It's Tuesday, September 26th. I'm Trayvow Anderson.

And I'm Priyanka Arabandi, and this is what a day where we are just pointing out

that amid the Taylor Swift rumors, she has not dated another American since back in 2012.

We ran this by the fact checkers, so don't add us. Also, she probably is on to something there.

Okay.

On today's show, New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez says he won't resign after being charged with

bribery, plus governors Gavin Newsom and Rhonda Santis are inexplicably going head-to-head

on the debate stage in November.

But first, we've all seen them over the past few months, the witty picket signs, the digs against

entertainment executives on social media, and most importantly, the widespread calls since May

to support striking Hollywood writers. And as we told you on yesterday's show, the writers

get of America, the union that represents them, finally announced a tentative agreement with

the major studios. The deal is the result of five days of marathon negotiations between the two

sides after previous talks deadlocked back in early August. And as of Monday evening, as we

sat down to record this episode, we still don't have the full details about what's in the agreement,

though we could learn more as soon as today, when the union is expected to finalize it before

presenting it to its members. They will ultimately decide whether to accept or reject the terms of

the three-year contract. The guilt has said that it got most of what it wanted, including increased

pay for writers on streaming content, minimum staffing requirements for TV shows, and guarantees

from the studios over the use of artificial intelligence. In the meantime, striking writers from

LA to New York all seem to breathe a collective sigh of relief because after 146 long days,

picketing has been officially suspended. And while the strike gave us some great one-liners and

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