Nathan Lane

And my friend Sammy Wasson, a wonderful film historian and writer, he always said to me, you can never forget that when you walk out there, way up in the balcony, there's some kid who is just like you and seeing you and thinking, gee, I'd like to do that someday.

And that's who you're doing it for.

All right.

You're going to make me cry.

At this age, I'm a very easy cry.

As Terrence McNally used to say, oh, at this age, I cry at food displays.

Anyway, it's that.

It's that thing that only happens in the theater.

And it's why it feels like home and why it's still so special.

Well put, sir.

Thank you so much.

West Virginia has a rural aging population with high rates of diabetes and other chronic illnesses.

It's a difficult place to insure, right?

The subsidies really helped get those premiums down.

And a lot of people who were not insured got insured in West Virginia during the COVID era subsidies, right?

Essentially, there's this boomerang happening right now.

that all these people took to the marketplace because they found out insurance was affordable.

But now that the subsidies are coming off, their premium payments are going from $500 to $2,000, $600 to $3,000.

We interviewed a Republican politician, Larry Jackson.

He's challenging Carol Miller, the incumbent for the seat.