Morning Wire UAW Strike Politics & Hunter Biden Laptop Lawsuit | 9.27.23
Sep 27, 2023
Cabot Phillips, a senior editor at the Daily Wire, dives into the heated political landscape as President Biden and former President Trump vie for the support of the United Auto Workers union. He also discusses the renewed legal scrutiny surrounding Hunter Biden's laptop and its implications. Additionally, the conversation sheds light on U.S. financial aid to Ukraine, raising questions about prioritizing foreign assistance amidst domestic challenges, as well as the growing immigration crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Hollywood Strikes End
- The Writer's Guild strike ended after five months, with writers securing gains and protections.
- The actors' strike continues, costing the California economy over $5 billion.
Ukraine Aid Scrutiny
- US aid to Ukraine ranges from $75 to $113 billion, exceeding all European aid combined.
- Spending includes non-military aid, raising concerns among Americans about economic priorities.
Border Crisis Worsens
- El Paso and Eagle Pass, Texas, face migrant crises, with shelters at capacity and people living on sidewalks.
- Border crossings hit a record high in August, exceeding 304,000, with some migrants carrying diseases like tuberculosis.