Hi, I'm Alyssa Milano, and this is Sorry Not Sorry. You know what that is.

You know where that is.

An ice cold beer.

What's different?

It's Budweiser.

Food longer for a refreshing, smooth taste.

Like no other.

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There seems to be no end of violent conflict around the world.

This violence seems to produce no end of human suffering, but, as Stalin said, the death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions, is a statistic.

Our guest this week is a master of telling the story of the one person.

Arwa Damon is an award-winning journalist, president, founder of Inara, a nonprofit that provides access to life-altering medical and mental health care to children impacted by human-induced or natural disasters, and the director of the new film, Seizing the summit.

From Russia's invasion of Ukraine to the Syrian Civil War, Arwa Damon has been on the ground reporting on stories from war zones for nearly two decades.

She has received many awards and recognition for her work, including a Peabody, during her time as CNN.

Former CNN senior correspondent, Arwa Damon, is the founder of the humanitarian nonprofit group

Inara, which operates in Gaza, among other places.

I think it's one thing to quote someone who's been quoted in the New York Times and it's

another thing to actually have a conversation with people directly.

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