John Bickley

When they move on those kinetic kinds of strikes, you know, they have absolute confidence that who's on it and what's on it.

And that's exactly what it's about.

And it's undeniable that that's oil that's going to support Iran.

So for me, it makes a lot of sense, at least about what I've seen.

The president expanded the travel ban Tuesday to include Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, and Syria.

Travelers with documents from the Palestinian Authority will also be banned from entry.

Trump's proclamation calls for, quote, extreme vigilance during the visa issuance and immigration processes to identify and prevent foreign nationals who intend to harm Americans or our national interests.

It adds that the U.S.

government, quote, must ensure that admitted aliens do not intend to threaten its citizens, undermine or destabilize its culture, government institutions, or founding principles, or advocate for, aid, or support designated foreign terrorists or other threats to our national security.

President Trump files a multi-billion dollar lawsuit against the BBC while the White House rebuffs another media-driven controversy.

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

It's Wednesday, December 17th.

This is Morning Wire.

And the University of Michigan launches an investigation after the arrest of its fired coach.

We have the latest on the scandal that's rocked the sports world.

Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips is here to get us up to speed on the latest from the White House.

Hey, Cabot, so a lot going on in D.C.

Let's start with this BBC lawsuit, a massive lawsuit.

What's going on here?

So this week, President Trump filed a 46-page lawsuit in a federal court in Miami accusing the BBC of not only defamation, but also a violation of Florida's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.