John Bickley

Now, you have people like Schumer and

as we mentioned, saying that this is like a Jim Crow era relic, right?

But this has already been a law in a few states already.

We've seen this already in practice.

This would just take that policy nationwide.

So the hope is that the government shutdown will end today.

Obviously, you know, when it comes to Congress, things can change very rapidly.

But the goal, at least to the president, is to, you know, the House gets this out and it gets to his desk.

Keep in mind, the House already voted to back these spending bills last month before we saw some of the action in Minneapolis, which resulted in that Senate deal.

So already a lot of movement to begin with here.

And we had a government shutdown last year.

So not a great look to keep this dragging on really for either party at this point.

Thank you.

Congress rushes to end the government shutdown, Trump threatens to sue Trevor Noah, and Punxsutawney Phil gives us winter-weary folks some bad news.

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

It's Monday, February 2nd, Groundhog Day, and this is Evening Wire.

President Trump threatened Monday to sue Grammy host Trevor Noah over an Epstein jab he made during the show.

Daily Wire Entertainment reporter Amanda Harding has the story.

While hosting the annual award show on Sunday, Noah joked that Trump wanted Greenland because he could no longer visit Epstein's private Caribbean island.

In a true social post, Trump responded, quote, I can't speak for Bill, but I never have been to Epstein Island nor anywhere else.