Disney yanked ESPN , ABC , and its networks from YouTube TV when their deal expired Oct. 30, and the blackout has continued up to this point.

With YouTube TV surpassing 10 million subscribers, Google holds significant leverage as analysts say Disney is losing more than $30 million weekly during the blackout.

YouTube TV issued a one-time $20 credit to impacted subscribers, though backlash has persisted.

Now, Disney CEO Bob Iger is making his thoughts clear, addressing the carriage dispute directly on Thursday, saying that he believes Disney has put forward a market-priced deal to YouTube TV, and is bracing for negotiations to continue.

"The deal that we have proposed is equal to or better than what other large distributors have already agreed to. We’re not trying to really br

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