Topics included at the AMPTPs insistence press blackouts.
Were not falling for it.
Writers … have marched together for 94 days now.

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We have struck to make writing a viable profession for all of us, now and in the future.
We have not come all this way, and sacrificed this much, to half-save ourselves, it added.
The AMPTP later responded by saying the meeting about meeting was to whether we have a willing bargaining partner.

The WGA Bargaining Committees rhetoric is unfortunate.
This strike has hurt thousands of people in this industry, and we take that very seriously.
Our only playbook is getting people back to work, it added.