Georgia Howe

The administration hits back at legacy media's selective immigration reporting.

And nominees for the Golden Globes are announced.

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley.

It's Monday, December 8th, and this is Evening Wire.

In an update to a story we reported this morning, Paramount Skydance is making a last ditch effort to disrupt the massive Netflix Warner Brothers deal.

Here's Daily Wire culture reporter Megan Basham.

In more immigration news, ICE officials say authorities in Illinois are releasing violent, criminal, illegal aliens back into communities despite active ICE detainers.

Daily Wire immigration reporter Jenny Taher has more.

Well, the maker of Tonka Trucks, their CEO said it's going to cost 40 bucks for their toys right now because of tariffs and inflation.

Meanwhile, gas prices have reached another major milestone.

The average price per gallon has fallen below $3 for the first time in over four years.

This follows the US setting an all-time record for oil production at 13.8 million barrels per day in August.

Daniel Turner, founder and executive director for Power the Future, celebrated the moment saying, quote, "'Gas prices dropping below $3 a gallon isn't an accident,'

It's the direct result of real leadership in Washington and reversing the anti-energy policies of the last four years.

As Democrats continue to condemn the military's drug boat strikes in the Caribbean, Representative Seth Moulton of Massachusetts is taking it to the next level.

Here he was on CNN yesterday.

Democrats have pushed to have the classified video of a follow-up strike on a drug boat that killed two survivors made public.

Republican Senator Tom Cotton, who has seen the video, seemed warm to the idea.

Here's Cotton on NBC.

The White House has defended the president's authority to authorize the Caribbean strikes.