John Bickley

Yeah, things rapidly escalating over the last few days. We'll see where this leads. Cabot, thanks so much for reporting. Absolutely.

Yeah, things rapidly escalating over the last few days. We'll see where this leads. Cabot, thanks so much for reporting. Absolutely.

The administration's showdown with Harvard has escalated even further. President Trump announced he's canceling all remaining government contracts with the elite school. In the meantime, Harvard joins NPR in suing to retain its public funding.

The administration's showdown with Harvard has escalated even further. President Trump announced he's canceling all remaining government contracts with the elite school. In the meantime, Harvard joins NPR in suing to retain its public funding.

Here to discuss is Daily Wire reporter Amanda Prestigiacomo. Hey, Amanda. First, why don't you set the stage for us here? Why are pesticides causing a rift in the GOP?

Here to discuss is Daily Wire reporter Amanda Prestigiacomo. Hey, Amanda. First, why don't you set the stage for us here? Why are pesticides causing a rift in the GOP?

Let's look at the federal level first. What's HHS saying about this?

Let's look at the federal level first. What's HHS saying about this?

All right, so real hesitance about any sweeping measures there. What about the state level? What are we seeing there?

All right, so real hesitance about any sweeping measures there. What about the state level? What are we seeing there?

All right, so several states getting involved in that fight. We'll see if the MAHA team pushes any further action forward on this federally. Amanda, thanks so much for reporting.

All right, so several states getting involved in that fight. We'll see if the MAHA team pushes any further action forward on this federally. Amanda, thanks so much for reporting.

In this episode, we hear from Biggio about the stories he was able to document from our last few veterans from the greatest generation and how their stories helped him process his own experience as a Marine. I'm Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Monday, May 26th, and this is a special Memorial Day edition of Morning Wire.

In this episode, we hear from Biggio about the stories he was able to document from our last few veterans from the greatest generation and how their stories helped him process his own experience as a Marine. I'm Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Monday, May 26th, and this is a special Memorial Day edition of Morning Wire.

So Andrew or Andy, I should say, I wanted to start for those viewers and listeners that didn't get to hear our first interview with you about a year ago. A little bit of background about your project, The Rifle. Tell us about that. How did this all start?

So Andrew or Andy, I should say, I wanted to start for those viewers and listeners that didn't get to hear our first interview with you about a year ago. A little bit of background about your project, The Rifle. Tell us about that. How did this all start?

Well, seven years and about 500 veterans. Do you know about how many World War II vets are currently still alive in the U.S.?

Well, seven years and about 500 veterans. Do you know about how many World War II vets are currently still alive in the U.S.?

And I know many of those you've met with have passed away since your time with them. Do you know how many we've lost since that last time we talked?

And I know many of those you've met with have passed away since your time with them. Do you know how many we've lost since that last time we talked?