The budget bill moves to the Senate, Trump confronts the President of South Africa, and two staffers at the Israeli embassy are gunned down in a targeted attack. Plus Colorado passes a bill that makes misgendering a discriminatory act despite pushback from parents. Get the facts first with Morning Wire.Beam: Visit shopbeam.com/WIRE and use code WIRE to get our exclusive discount of up to 40% off.Chevron: Visit Chevron.com/America to discover more.
Chapter 1: What are the key highlights of the budget bill?
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A budget bill, an Oval Office showdown, and a split decision by the Supreme Court.
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Details emerge about the man who gunned down a young couple outside a Jewish museum.
He was from Chicago, affiliated with some far left-wing organizations, and those organizations very active in anti-Israel, pro-Hamas, pro-Palestinian protests.
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Chapter 2: What happened during Trump's meeting with the President of South Africa?
And Colorado just made misgendering a discriminatory act. Parents are pushing back.
We'll see lawsuits. We will see ballot measures. We will see people not complying with the law across the board.
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It's been a busy few days in Washington with big news coming on the budget bill, South Africa, and even the Supreme Court.
Here with a dispatch from our nation's capital is Daily Wire deputy managing editor Tim Rice. Hey, Tim, so what's the latest in D.C.?
Yeah, good morning, guys. Certainly the biggest news of the week is that early yesterday morning, the House of Representatives passed a comprehensive tax and budget package, what the president has been calling the Big Beautiful Bill. This was a huge win for President Trump, who pushed congressional Republicans to pass a single bill rather than several smaller pieces of legislation.
It's perhaps an even bigger win for House Speaker Mike Johnson, who not only rallied his caucus to this seemingly impossible task, but did so by his self-imposed Memorial Day deadline, which many people thought was impossible. The bill passed the House 215 to 214, with every Democrat voting no and a handful of Republicans dissenting as well.
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Chapter 3: What was the outcome of the Supreme Court ruling?
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Two Israeli embassy staffers were gunned down in Washington this week in what officials are calling an act of terrorism.
Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips has the latest on the tragedy. So Cabot, a heinous crime in our nation's capital. What do we know?
Yeah, on Wednesday night, the American Jewish Committee was hosting a celebration at the Capitol Jewish Museum just blocks away from the U.S. Capitol. As the event ended, a lone gunman was waiting. He opened fire, killing 26-year-old Sarah Milgram and 30-year-old Yaron Lashinsky, both of whom worked at the Israeli embassy and were also in a relationship.
According to family members, Yaron had purchased an engagement ring last week. He planned to propose to Sarah next week on a trip to Jerusalem. Shortly after opening fire at the gunman, 30-year-old Elias Rodriguez entered the museum and told attendees to call the police. Footage taken at the scene shows him holding up a red keffiyeh, and while he was handcuffed, he chanted two words.
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Chapter 4: What tragic event occurred involving Israeli embassy staffers?
Chapter 5: How is Colorado addressing misgendering in legislation?
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It's been a busy few days in Washington with big news coming on the budget bill, South Africa, and even the Supreme Court.
Here with a dispatch from our nation's capital is Daily Wire deputy managing editor Tim Rice. Hey, Tim, so what's the latest in D.C.?
Yeah, good morning, guys. Certainly the biggest news of the week is that early yesterday morning, the House of Representatives passed a comprehensive tax and budget package, what the president has been calling the Big Beautiful Bill. This was a huge win for President Trump, who pushed congressional Republicans to pass a single bill rather than several smaller pieces of legislation.
It's perhaps an even bigger win for House Speaker Mike Johnson, who not only rallied his caucus to this seemingly impossible task, but did so by his self-imposed Memorial Day deadline, which many people thought was impossible. The bill passed the House 215 to 214, with every Democrat voting no and a handful of Republicans dissenting as well.
The legislation now goes to the Republican-controlled Senate, who Trump hopes will wrap things up by July 4th.
Well, certainly a major legislative achievement for the GOP. Now, what exactly is in the bill that makes it so big and beautiful?
Well, John, what isn't in this bill? Russ Vogt, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, joked yesterday that there was so much good stuff in the legislation, it was impossible for him to single out the most important part.
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