Morning Wire

Jonathan Sayah, an Iran analyst who lived in Tehran and now contributes to the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, offers on-the-ground perspective. He discusses Iranian reactions to recent strikes and political calls to rise. He traces protest history since 2009. He examines economic, social, and generational drivers and possible post-regime transition scenarios.

Cabot Phillips, Daily Wire senior editor known for on-the-ground national security reporting. He walks through the rapid strikes by Israel and the U.S., targeted hits on nuclear sites and leadership, Iran’s counterattacks across the region, and the global and U.S. political fallout. Short, fast-paced breakdowns of the timeline, scope, and what reporters will follow next.

Dan Abrams, veteran legal analyst and creator of On Patrol Live, joins to discuss modern policing. He weighs high-profile case scrutiny and investigative timelines. He questions certain kidnapping claims and talks about public views of federal agencies. He also covers protests, accountability, and how real-time policing shows affect recruitment and morale.

Coverage of rising U.S.–Iran tensions and a bolstered military presence in the Middle East. A film comeback as Jonathan Majors signs onto a new Daily Wire action project. Bill Clinton testifies about his ties to Epstein. Federal charges after disruptions at a Minnesota church. News on tariff refund lawsuits and mortgage rates dipping below 6 percent.

Jenny Ter, Daily Wire immigration reporter, covers enforcement battles and the Kilmar Abrego-Garcia case. Lyndon Blake, Daily Wire reporter, walks through the Clintons’ closed deposition and Epstein-related scrutiny. Cabot Phillips, Daily Wire senior editor, breaks down renewed U.S.-Iran nuclear talks and military pressure in Geneva. Multiple short, topical discussions on policy, legal drama, and foreign affairs.

Closed-door deposition about Jeffrey Epstein surfaces. Harvard ties and a major NGO leader resigns over Epstein contacts. U.S. resumes nuclear talks with Iran in Geneva. U.S. stations fighter jets in Israel amid tensions. New federal moves to withhold Medicaid funds over fraud claims.

Randy Sutton, retired Las Vegas police lieutenant and founder of Wounded Blue, offers a street-level policing perspective. Lyndon Blake, Daily Wire reporter, covers explosive developments from the Jeffrey Epstein files. They discuss midterm messaging, high-profile testimony linked to Epstein, and tensions between New York leadership and law enforcement.

A Senate grilling of a controversial surgeon general nominee and sharp questioning about vaccine and lifestyle medicine stances. An Idaho woman accused of stealing an ambulance and attempting arson at federal offices. Tensions over Venezuelan oil sales to Cuba and a deadly speedboat clash near Cuban waters. Local politics flare with New York leadership criticized over crowd control and a costly grocery study.

Megan Basham, Daily Wire culture reporter who covers legal and cultural stories, briefs on JPMorgan closing President Trump’s accounts. Mark DePlacido, senior political economist at American Compass, explains tariff authorities and legal durability. Cabot Phillips, senior editor and on-the-ground political reporter, breaks down the State of the Union’s themes. They discuss tariffs, banking decisions, and presidential messaging.

A rundown of high-stakes international pressure on Mexico over cartel operations. Coverage of a high-profile murder trial with phone-evidence claims. Discussion of a major tech deal for AI chips and shifts in drug pricing competition. Reports on local political fallout from a blizzard and policy moves affecting universities and legal disclosures.