Morning Wire Border Crisis Coverup Accusations & Abortion Story Misrepresentation | 9.19.24
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Sep 19, 2024 The podcast delves into serious accusations against the Biden-Harris administration that suggest a cover-up related to border security and terrorism. It also highlights the contentious use of a tragic death to attack pro-life policies. Growing public support for mass deportation among Hispanic voters is explored, along with the intertwining of immigration and abortion narratives. Additionally, a university president faces allegations of plagiarism, raising questions about academic integrity and diversity standards.
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Border Crisis Cover-Up Allegation
- Former Chief Patrol Agent Aaron Heitke testified that the Biden-Harris administration suppressed information about increased terror suspects crossing the border.
- Heitke revealed this in a House Homeland Security Committee hearing, as detailed in their report "Crisis by Design."
Misrepresentation of Abortion Pill Death
- Kamala Harris and media outlets used Amber Thurman's death after taking abortion pills to criticize pro-life laws.
- However, the abortion was legal, and the death resulted from complications and delayed hospital care, not pro-life legislation.
Plagiarism Accusation Against University President
- University of Maryland President Daryl Pines was accused of plagiarizing 1500 words from a 2002 paper by an Australian student.
- Pines admitted to "recurrent language" but denied plagiarism, and referred himself to an ethics board.