Chapter 1: What recent developments occurred in the Nancy Guthrie case?
a major breakthrough in the search for Nancy Guthrie.
There's been a person detained for questioning in relation to the Nancy Guthrie case.
I'm Daily Wire executive editor John Mickley with Georgia Howell. It's Wednesday, February 11th. This is Morning Wire.
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I'm not going to end.
Of course not.
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Chapter 2: What happened during the heated immigration hearing on Capitol Hill?
The FBI provided a major breakthrough on Tuesday, releasing video footage of a potential suspect in the case of Nancy Guthrie.
Joining us now to discuss is Daily Wire reporter Lyndon Blake. So, Lyndon, we got a huge breakthrough in this case late last night. Can you tell us what's the latest?
Yes, so much happened after we got that doorbell camera video from Nancy Guthrie's front porch video. on Tuesday, a rapidly developing situation. But I can tell you right now is as of Tuesday night, they have detained a person for questioning in relation to the Nancy Guthrie case. And now we can tell you that this person was detained during a traffic stop in Rio Rico, Arizona. This is about 12
12 miles north of the Mexico border. And this traffic stop happened. The person was then taken back to Pima County. And now we know there's a court-ordered search at a location in Rio Rico that is also in relation to the Nancy Guthrie case.
So they have some leads down there south of Tucson where all this happened and Rio Rico that they are digging through and following leads in this case that is obviously related to the person that was brought in for questioning. And I want to be clear that the person is being questioned right now. There's not any formal charges or anything like that. And there is still no sign as of now of
of Nancy Guthrie. So the search is still on for the 84-year-old entering now day 11 of this search. Another big development that happened Tuesday night was there was activity on the Bitcoin account that was associated with that first ransom note that went to three news outlets. KGUN was one of the two local stations that got the ransom note in addition to TMZ.
And the local Tucson station said that the amount in the Bitcoin wallet was less than $300, but still a big development after that Monday evening deadline for the $6 million in Bitcoin passed in regards to the Nancy Guthrie ransom note. Still No legitimacy tied to those notes. Again, just another development in this case.
But all these big breaks did happen after you see this person on video and photos from this doorbell camera. You could clearly see this armed intruder that was tampering with the doorbell camera. at Nancy Guthrie's house, and we're gonna break down that video. If you look closely, you can see a mustache that looks up here underneath the ski mask.
Again, right there towards his left hand, you can see there's a gun and some type of holster there. And the two images, He's looking directly at the doorbell camera. We're saying he, it appears to be a male. And you can get a really good look at his eyes in those images. You see the way this person walks.
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Chapter 3: How are the Epstein files affecting the UK elite?
And one of the biggest questions after this footage came out was, why did it take so long to get this footage Cash Patel, in the post that he said, it took eight days, but we know that there was no subscription on Nancy Guthrie's Nest cameras. They had to work with private sectors.
We now know that was Google to go back in the database to retrieve this footage that was never actually stored on the device. And reports said after the footage was released that Tuesday was the first day that authorities got that footage, too. So as soon as they got the footage off the server, they were able to give that to the public. And again, that led to these rapid developments.
We did hear from Savannah Guthrie after this footage was released from her mom's doorbell camera. She said she believes her mom's still alive. She says she believes she is still out there. She wants people to look at the photos and videos and recognize who is in it. She said that her goal is, of course, to bring her mother home.
And she reminds people if they have any information to call 1-800-CALL-FBI. So even after seeing this footage, she still has hopes that her mother's alive and they want to bring Nancy home. Another thing that happened on Tuesday evening was there were reports that SWAT vehicles were deployed from the sheriff's office that were heading towards something to do with the Nancy Guthrie case.
We don't know where they were going, but again, just an uptick in activity on the ground in Annie Guthrie's neighborhood, as well as more law enforcement presence going out into the field, doing things related to this case. Again, all happening. after that footage from the armed intruder on Nancy's front doorsteps went public. And you are going to be continuing to report on this, correct?
Yeah, we're looking at this case closely on the series Finding Nancy Guthrie. We're taking a deep dive into this investigation following this horrible crime. And if there's a break in the case, we're going to drop it on this feed as well.
Lyndon, thank you. Thanks, guys. A combative hearing on Capitol Hill Tuesday had Democrats sparring with the Trump administration's top immigration officials.
Daily Wire immigration reporter Jenny Tehr watched it all for us and joins us now. Hey, Jenny. So lots of intense exchanges over the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign as expected. What were some of the highlights from yesterday's hearing?
Yeah. So you had the House Homeland Security Committee holding a hearing with the ICE chief in light of all of the uptick in violence against ICE officers. And of course, Democrats use this as a moment to really go after them, continuing to call them things like the Gestapo, comparing them to Nazis. So in the first instance, we had Rep. Dan Goldman from New York saying,
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Chapter 4: What evidence was released in the Nancy Guthrie investigation?
Oh, OK. Of course not. Things definitely getting heated there. Now, Lyons was also questioned about a recent CBS report that said that 14 percent of those arrested by ICE have violent criminal records. What can you tell us about that?
Right. So the mainstream media has been going after ICE and the Trump administration for saying that they're going after the worst of the worst and really trying to pour cold water on that. But this report is very misleading because it's suggesting, like you said, 14 percent have violent crimes. These are the people that ICE is arresting.
What it fails to really show, though, is what the Department of Homeland Security has since come out and said, which is that those with nonviolent crimes are not counted in this. And that includes people who are drug traffickers, who distribute child porn, solicitation of a minor, human smuggling.
And then on top of that, there's this other statistic that's really important here, which is that 70 percent of of those who were taken by ICE either have a charge or a criminal conviction. So these are really the important stats that show who ICE is arresting. Now, who's left out of that 14% number in addition to those nonviolent crimes that we just laid out?
Well, we can talk about this case of an Uzbek national who's recently pulled over He was driving a commercial truck and authorities found that he had a warrant out of his home country for terrorism charges. He actually crossed the border under the Biden administration. He was, quote unquote, vetted and released. And the warrant actually existed before that. Now, what is the warrant for exactly?
It's for allegedly distributing terrorist propaganda and calling for jihad online and recruiting fellow terrorists. So this is someone who's considered one of those, quote unquote, nonviolent criminals. So it's really not 14 percent here. That's the important number. It's 70 percent.
And that's what the American people really voted for when it came to the last election and wanted, you know, the Trump administration to carry out this mass deportation effort and get these really bad people off the streets.
Indeed. And when you look at specific charges listed there, it's pretty shocking stuff. Now, with the leaders of ICE and CBP in front of Congress, did we get any updates on the investigation into the fatal shootings of the two anti-ICE activists in Minneapolis?
Right. So Minneapolis did definitely come up. They stood by their officers and agents saying that the use of deadly force standards were followed in both of those incidents when it came to the Rene Good shooting and Alex Preddy. So we'll continue to monitor all of those developments with the investigations. They also said that there's others that are ongoing into other use of force incidents.
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