Hormuz Galvanizes Allies & Chavez Abuse Exposed | 3.20.26

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What recent developments are influencing the Strait of Hormuz?

Georgia Howe 0:04
Based on statements that were given to us yesterday, the day before yesterday, having to do with Japan, they are really stepping up to the plate.
John Bickley 0:13
U.S. allies in Europe and Asia signaled they're in on helping open up the Strait of Hormuz following days of pressure from President Trump. Will we see more NATO allies step up? I'm Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Friday, March 20th.

How are rising gas prices affecting Americans?

John Bickley 0:29
This is Morning Wire.
John Bickley 0:36
As Iran hits another energy center, gas prices spike again. How high should Americans expect them to go? And is relief on the way? You know, everyone asks, why can't we just pump more here? Well, we can and we will. But that doesn't solve the issue that we are part of the global energy markets.

What is the current status of U.S. military involvement in Iran?

John Bickley 0:54
And the legacy of left-wing labor icon Cesar Chavez is shaken by shocking new allegations.
Jodi Neal 1:00
She was 96 and she said that she couldn't let these survivors go on thinking that they were the only ones.
John Bickley 1:06
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John Bickley 2:12
U.S. allies in Europe and Asia signal that they too may get involved in the war in Iran after pressure from President Trump. Daily Wire contributor Tim Pierce is here to talk about the latest on the war in Iran. First, though, we'd like to note that six American service members who were killed in action were returned this week. Our military leadership honored them at a press conference yesterday. What did we hear at that event? Right. War Secretary Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs General Dan Cain welcomed their caskets back to the States at Dover Air Force Base. And then they honored them and their memory at a press conference yesterday morning.
Pete Hegseth 2:47
And I want to mention their names this morning. From the 6th Aerial Refueling Wing out of MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, but stationed as part of an active associate unit at Birmingham, Alabama, Major Alex Klinner, John Alex Klinner, Major Arianna Savino, she was posthumously promoted from captain to major, and Technical Sergeant Ashley Pruitt, the boom operator on that crew. From the 121st Area of Fueling Ring, Ohio Air National Guard, out of Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base in Columbus, Ohio, Captain Seth Koval, Captain Curtis Ankt, and now Master Sergeant Tyler Simmons, who was also promoted in the boom operator on that crew.
John Bickley 3:33
Well, our hearts are with those families. Now, after some initial resistance, it appears there has been some movement among U.S. allies to get involved in the war in Iran.

What allegations have emerged against Cesar Chavez?

John Bickley 3:43
What are we seeing? Yeah, that's right. Trump has pushed allies in Europe and Asia to help secure the Strait of Hormuz. As you said, that initial resistance seemed to crack a little bit yesterday. NATO Chief Mark Rutte is one of the most significant voices here, and here he was recognizing the world's interest in securing the Strait.
Sanae Takeuchi 4:00
When it comes to the Hormuz Strait,

Who is Cesar Chavez and why is his legacy significant?

Sanae Takeuchi 4:04
Everybody agrees this trade cannot stay closed. It has to open up again as soon as possible. I am confident that allies, as always, will do everything in support of our shared interests.

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