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Chapter 1: What was the significance of President Trump's 100 Day rally in Michigan?
President Trump celebrates his first 100 days with a rally in Michigan.
We are stopping their gravy train, ending their power trip, and telling thousands of corrupt, incompetent, and unnecessary deep state bureaucrats, you're fired. Get the hell out of here. You're fired.
We break down his most significant milestones and the president's message.
I'm Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Wednesday, April 30th, and this is Morning Wire.
The Maha movement has hit the ground running, banning food dyes and investigating the causes of autism.
When my uncle was president, 3% of American kids had chronic disease. Today, it's around 60%.
And our chatbots sexting kids. Meta takes fire again for failing to protect children.
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Chapter 2: What key achievements did President Trump highlight during his first 100 days?
It's disgusting that they are doing this and that they feel that they can get away with it.
Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know. President Trump is celebrating his first 100 days in office this week, kicking things off with a rally in Michigan on Tuesday night.
Joining us to discuss the president's big event and the messaging from his team about the goals of his second term is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips. Cabot, so a big night for the president. The crowds came out for him again. What did we see at this rally?
Well, there's no doubt we saw Trump back in his element. Tens of thousands turned out for what ended up being a political rally, a victory party, and a highlight show all combined into one. The president has made clear that he feels the media has not given him credit for all that he's accomplished so far. And last night was his way of reminding the American people of the campaign promises.
that he's already fulfilled in these first 100 days. The event, titled the 100th Day in Office Achievement Speech, was held just outside Detroit in Macomb County, which was crucial to his victory in 2024. He kicked things off with this simple message.
This is the best, they say, 100-day start of any president in history. What the world has witnessed in the past 14 weeks is a revolution of common sense. That's all it is, really. We're conservative. You're conservative, you're liberal, whatever the hell. You know what it's all about? It's about common sense. We like strong borders. We like good education. We like low interest rates.
We like being able to buy a beautiful car and now deduct the interest on the loan that's never happened before.
Later on, the president touted his immigration record and reminded folks of the historic decrease in illegal border crossings we've seen since he took office.
That this heinous betrayal is over and that we have achieved the most secure border in American history by far. For two months in a row, we have now set all-time records, and this is by the media, the fake news media. The number of illegal border crossers released into the United States is down, listen to this please, 99.999%. Three people got in. Three. And I got angry as hell at Tom Holman.
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Chapter 3: How has President Trump addressed immigration and border security?
They have no confidence anymore as a party. They have no candidates. And, you know, when they say that Bernie, Bernie's probably the best they have. By the way, he's about seven years older than me, more eight years older. One thing I got to give him credit, he's a lunatic, but he's still pretty sharp.
And Trump did not back off his support of tariffs, assuring some anxious Americans that deals were coming.
No, you're going to see numbers and you're already seeing them. Look, you know, we have many Hondas coming in and they're coming in. They can't, we let them build their cars here. We don't want them to build them in Japan. We love Japan. We don't want them building them in Japan. We want them to build them here.
So I want to just let you know, you're going to be very proud of this country very soon and With my China tariffs, we're ending the greatest job theft in the history of the world. China's taken more jobs from us than any country has ever taken from another country. And that doesn't mean we're not going to get along. We'll get along with China.
I mean, the tariff now is at one hundred and forty five percent. So essentially. That's a big difference between that and zero. But I think it's going to work out. They want to make a deal, and we're going to make a deal.
Now, Macomb County is one of the country's largest automotive manufacturing hubs. And as you can imagine, Trump made sure to address how his policies will benefit the American auto industry.
I'm thrilled to be back in this beautiful state. I love this state. Got a lot of auto jobs coming. Watch what's happening. The companies are coming in by the... by the tens. You got to see what's happening. They all want to come back to Michigan and build cars again. You know why? Because of our tax and tariff policy.
And one more interesting note, before his rally, the president made a stop at Selfridge Air National Guard Base outside Detroit, where he was joined by an unlikely visitor, Michigan's Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The two have clashed publicly over the years, but Whitmer has gone to the White House multiple times, lobbying, among other things, for more funding for the Selfridge base.
And Trump agreed it was a good idea. So a little bit of bipartisanship there in Michigan yesterday.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of Trump's mass deportation policies?
Now, there's also been a lot of talk about vaccines and autism, particularly around the confirmation of RFK. This was a big topic. What are the developments there?
Well, on vaccines, the National Institutes of Health, which is part of HHS, said that it's going to stop spending money to find out why Americans are hesitant to take vaccinations. NIH is terminating or scaling back more than 40 related grants, and they said that that sort of spending just doesn't align with NIH priorities anymore. However, money is being spent on autism research.
Kennedy launched a $50 million initiative aimed at investigating the causes of autism and improving treatments. In April, he announced that he's commissioning a series of studies on suspected links to higher autism rates. That includes mold, pesticides, food chemicals, medications and ultrasounds during pregnancies. He also set a tight deadline on finding these contributing factors.
We've launched a massive testing program. research effort that's gonna involve hundreds of scientists from around the world. By September, we will know what has caused the autism epidemic and we'll be able to eliminate those exposures.
Overall, there's just a real shift at HHS in what the department is prioritizing. Kennedy famously took doge like actions to the department last month and he terminated tens of thousands of employees that he said were either from duplicate departments or unnecessary bureaucracy. He's also reallocating funds he's cut from NIH and the CDC to instead address chronic disease.
And as I mentioned earlier, tens of millions of dollars are going towards autism research. But this seems like just step one for Kennedy in his MAHA actions. He signaled that he's taking on the pharmaceutical industry next.
Well, a lot of parents are very interested in this movement. Amanda, thanks for reporting.
You're welcome.
Meta, the company that owns Facebook and Instagram, has caused alarm over its new AI chatbots, which some staffers say will talk sex with kids.
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Chapter 5: How did Trump respond to political opposition and tariff concerns?
And a bot using Kristen Bell's voice flirted with a user posing as a 12-year-old boy, and the bot did it as Bell's character Princess Anna from the Disney movie Frozen. Disney put out a statement demanding Meta put a stop to this.
Really disturbing. Now, lawmakers have gotten involved, correct?
Yes, and it's bipartisan. GOP Senator Marsha Blackburn and Democrat Senator Richard Blumenthal sent a letter to Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday demanding answers. We spoke to Blackburn, who's also calling for legislation, and here's what she had to say.
What we would like for them to do is to take this down. We understand that there are meta employees that have raised concerns about this. We do know that. So they should put a halt to this. And the other accountability is to demand that employees We pass the Kids Online Safety Act, that we get it signed into law, and that they comply with that law.
Blackburn also pointed out how the Internet still has a Wild West quality to it when it comes to children's safety.
You couldn't take them into a bar. You couldn't take them into a strip club. But look at what they're being exposed to in the virtual space. Let's disable these algorithms that are continuing to expose our children to pedophiles and drug dealers and to pornographic activity like you're seeing in the AI chatbot.
All right, so a bipartisan response there from lawmakers. Has Meta responded to these concerns?
Yes, they have. Meta said that the way the journal tested the chatbots was, quote, manipulative. But they did make some changes, including banning kids' social media accounts from being able to do sexual roleplays with the Meta AI bot and cracking down on it being able to do those roleplays using celebrities' voices.
And by the way, Mark Zuckerberg himself reportedly pushed Meta to loosen restrictions on the chatbots to make them more engaging.
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Chapter 8: How does Meta's chatbot controversy affect child safety?
When my uncle was president, 3% of American kids had chronic disease. Today, it's around 60%.
And our chatbots sexting kids. Meta takes fire again for failing to protect children.
It's disgusting that they are doing this and that they feel that they can get away with it.
Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know. President Trump is celebrating his first 100 days in office this week, kicking things off with a rally in Michigan on Tuesday night.
Joining us to discuss the president's big event and the messaging from his team about the goals of his second term is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips. Cabot, so a big night for the president. The crowds came out for him again. What did we see at this rally?
Well, there's no doubt we saw Trump back in his element. Tens of thousands turned out for what ended up being a political rally, a victory party, and a highlight show all combined into one. The president has made clear that he feels the media has not given him credit for all that he's accomplished so far. And last night was his way of reminding the American people of the campaign promises.
that he's already fulfilled in these first 100 days. The event, titled the 100th Day in Office Achievement Speech, was held just outside Detroit in Macomb County, which was crucial to his victory in 2024. He kicked things off with this simple message.
This is the best, they say, 100-day start of any president in history. What the world has witnessed in the past 14 weeks is a revolution of common sense. That's all it is, really. We're conservative. You're conservative, you're liberal, whatever the hell. You know what it's all about? It's about common sense. We like strong borders. We like good education. We like low interest rates.
We like being able to buy a beautiful car and now deduct the interest on the loan that's never happened before.
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