Evening Wire: Border Agent Car Attack & Weinstein To Plead Guilty? | 1.9.26
From Morning Wire
Protests against ICE intensify in Oregon following a incident where a Border Patrol agent fired at suspected gang members attempting to run him over during a targeted vehicle stop. Meanwhile, former President Trump calls for increased actions against drug cartels in Mexico and announces plans to make housing more affordable.
Key Takeaways
- Protests continue to rage; Oregon demands federal agents leave while ICE's role becomes more contentious.
- Vigils for Renee Nicole Good reveal a split narrative: was she a warrior or merely an activist?
- McDonald's: 'No ICE' signs spark confusion, highlighting tensions between community and federal actions.
- Trump's land strikes against cartels signal a bold pivot—will it effectively address the drug crisis?
- Caribbean oil seizure showcases U.S. resolve against shadow networks, but questions linger on effectiveness.
Who is mentioned in this episode?
10 people come up, including Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, Robin Wanssley.
- Donald Trump (Person)
- Harvey Weinstein (Person)
- Robin Wanssley (Person)
- Aisha Chugtai (Person)
- Jessica Man (Person)
- Ed Galrine (Person)
- Tim Waltz (Person)
- Latricia Vital (Person)
- Jacob Frey (Person)
- Zachul (Person)
Sponsors of this episode
- Brick House Nutrition (Company)
- weight cycling (Concept)
Mentioned in this episode
- Daily Wire (company) (Company)
- drug cartels (Concept)
- mortgage bonds (Concept)
- housing costs (Concept)
- St. Matthews Cathedral (Location)
- Red Mass (Event)
- explosive devices (Concept)
- Caribbean (Location)
- ghost fleet oil tanker (Concept)
- Coast Guard (Company)
- political prisoners (Concept)
- US forces (Company)
- political diversity (Concept)