John Bickley

First, let's start with the one most recent one in Los Angeles yesterday.

What happened there?

And addiction is just one of the issues that parents are concerned about.

We also saw a case coming out of New Mexico relating to these platforms exposing children to child predators.

Tell us about that New Mexico verdict.

Now, they're calling the California case in particular a bellwether.

What other cases are on the docket in California or elsewhere that could be affected by these verdicts?

Well, I think a lot of parents are really cheering on these suits and hoping there will be changes made.

Brent, thanks for reporting.

Passengers pay the price with long airport lines as lawmakers work to nail down a deal to end the DHS shutdown.

I'm Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley with Georgia Howell.

It's Wednesday, March 25th.

This is Morning Wire.

And as the president continues the push for election integrity through the SAVE Act, the Supreme Court weighs a case that could reshape voting nationwide.

Joining us now to discuss that and more is our D.C.

Bureau Chief Tim Rice.

Great to have you back on the show as always.

Thanks for having me, John.

So let's start with the airports.

Americans are still waiting hours in security lines all over the country.