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The speaker asserts that the WNBA’s financial struggles are well-known, with losses estimated to reach as high as $40 million annually. Despite recent TV deals, players demand a bigger slice of the revenue, but the speaker scorches this notion, arguing that without actual profits, revenue sharing is unjustified. He emphasizes that ownership—particularly NBA owners who have funded the league—is not profiting, and thus, should not be required to give players any cut until there is actual revenue.