Georgia Howe

So a major deal for the steel industry. This all comes as President Trump is seeing some positive numbers in terms of approval and direction of the country as well. Tell us about that.

So a major deal for the steel industry. This all comes as President Trump is seeing some positive numbers in terms of approval and direction of the country as well. Tell us about that.

All right, so very positive news for Trump there. Kevin, thanks so much for reporting. Absolutely. Another story we're tracking this week, at least six people were injured Sunday afternoon in a firebombing attack at a pro-Israel event in Boulder, Colorado. Police say victims suffered injuries consistent with burns.

All right, so very positive news for Trump there. Kevin, thanks so much for reporting. Absolutely. Another story we're tracking this week, at least six people were injured Sunday afternoon in a firebombing attack at a pro-Israel event in Boulder, Colorado. Police say victims suffered injuries consistent with burns.

Officials detained the suspect and have since identified him as Mohammed Sabri Salomon. Three DHS senior officials told Fox that the suspect is an Egyptian national who illegally overstayed his visa after entering the U.S. during the Biden administration. FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau is fully investigating what they believe to be a targeted terror attack.

Officials detained the suspect and have since identified him as Mohammed Sabri Salomon. Three DHS senior officials told Fox that the suspect is an Egyptian national who illegally overstayed his visa after entering the U.S. during the Biden administration. FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau is fully investigating what they believe to be a targeted terror attack.

In this episode, we talk to the journalist and award-winning documentary maker behind the series about the trend and why he believes it's crucial to call attention to the issue in the UK now. I'm Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Saturday, May 31st, and this is a weekend edition of Morning Wire.

In this episode, we talk to the journalist and award-winning documentary maker behind the series about the trend and why he believes it's crucial to call attention to the issue in the UK now. I'm Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Saturday, May 31st, and this is a weekend edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us now is Tim Samuels, host of White Men Can't Work, a new podcast series. Tim, thanks so much for joining us. My pleasure. Good to see you, John. So your new series highlights what you call the hidden scale of discrimination against white men in the workplace. What do you think has allowed this trend to grow so rapidly and yet remain largely unspoken for so long in the U.K. ?

Joining us now is Tim Samuels, host of White Men Can't Work, a new podcast series. Tim, thanks so much for joining us. My pleasure. Good to see you, John. So your new series highlights what you call the hidden scale of discrimination against white men in the workplace. What do you think has allowed this trend to grow so rapidly and yet remain largely unspoken for so long in the U.K. ?

Yeah, I wanted to highlight your background a little bit more here. You were a reporter for the BBC. You've won awards for your documentary work in the past. Is this a major risk for you then, highlighting this issue? What was strong enough to sort of drive you to pursue this despite the risks?

Yeah, I wanted to highlight your background a little bit more here. You were a reporter for the BBC. You've won awards for your documentary work in the past. Is this a major risk for you then, highlighting this issue? What was strong enough to sort of drive you to pursue this despite the risks?

Now, in one of the interviews I watched that you conducted, the gentleman that you talked to, he was in the ad industry. He said exactly that. He said his identity was really wrapped up in his career. He was a top-level professional, won lots of accolades for his work, and it took a major toll on him psychologically, even physically. Can you speak to that?

Now, in one of the interviews I watched that you conducted, the gentleman that you talked to, he was in the ad industry. He said exactly that. He said his identity was really wrapped up in his career. He was a top-level professional, won lots of accolades for his work, and it took a major toll on him psychologically, even physically. Can you speak to that?

What did experts tell you about the impact that this kind of cancellation has?

What did experts tell you about the impact that this kind of cancellation has?

It's interesting, you're highlighting two elements or sort of prongs to this attack on white men, professional, but also social, cultural attacks. So even if a judge determines that you were wrongfully terminated, by bringing it up, you're punished socially. Do you see any progress on that front at all in the UK? We're seeing some major blowback here against DEI in the US.

It's interesting, you're highlighting two elements or sort of prongs to this attack on white men, professional, but also social, cultural attacks. So even if a judge determines that you were wrongfully terminated, by bringing it up, you're punished socially. Do you see any progress on that front at all in the UK? We're seeing some major blowback here against DEI in the US.

What about in the UK now?

What about in the UK now?