Morning Wire Evening Wire: Sherrone Moore Charged & Kirk Trial Televised? | 12.12.25
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Dec 12, 2025 Cameras will be rolling in the courtroom for the trial of Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin, raising questions about public perception. Sherrone Moore faces serious charges linked to a stalking incident. In Indiana, a Trump-backed redistricting map has been rejected, sparking political tension. Meanwhile, a significant mineral discovery in Utah could lessen reliance on China. Alarmingly, testimony reveals around 18,000 suspected terrorists were admitted under the current administration. Protests disrupt testimony from Homeland Security’s Kristi Noem, highlighting ongoing debates about immigration policy.
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Courtroom Cameras Approved With Limits
- Cameras will be allowed in the courtroom for the trial of the man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk, with strict limits on transmission times.
- Utah Judge Tony Graff Jr. ruled exclusion would be disproportionate and confined filming to court sessions only.
Alleged Assault And Disturbing Dispatch Audio
- John Bickley and Georgia Howe reported charges against Michigan coach Sherrone Moore including home invasion and stalking after alleged months of harassment.
- Dispatch audio obtained by TMZ included claims the suspect said he was suicidal and had a knife after quitting his job.
GOP Split Over Indiana Redistricting
- Indiana's Republican-led state Senate rejected a Trump-backed redistricting plan that would likely have flipped two Democratic seats.
- The failed vote highlights tension between state GOP lawmakers and national pressure from former President Trump.