Georgia Howe (2:34)

You're okay with those tactics.

President Donald Trump (2:36)

Yeah, because you have to get the people out. You know, you have to look at the people. Many of them are murderers. Many of them are people that were thrown out of their countries because they were, you know, criminals.

Georgia Howe (2:46)

During that same interview, Trump had some choice words for Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Venezuela in particular. Are Maduro's days as president numbered?

President Donald Trump (2:57)

I would say yeah, I think so, yeah.

Georgia Howe (2:59)

But asked about reports that he had looked at land targets in Venezuela to strike as part of his efforts to crack down on drug trafficking, the president had this to say.

President Donald Trump (3:07)

I'm not saying it's true or untrue, but I, you know, I wouldn't.

Reporter (3:10)

Why would you.

President Donald Trump (3:10)

I wouldn't be inclined to say that I would do that. But because I don't talk to a reporter about whether or not I'm going to strike. I'm not going to. You know, you're a wonderful reporter, you're very talented. But I'm not going to tell you what I'm going to do with Venezuela. If I was going to do it or if I wasn't going to do it.

Host/Anchor (3:24)

Border Patrol agents arrested a man for allegedly assaulting an agent after a traffic accident in a suburb of Chicago on Friday. Taywire immigration reporter Jenny Terror has the story.

Reporter (3:34)

Agents were attempting a U turn when their vehicle was struck. According to authorities, the suspect had aggressively tailgated the Border Patrol vehicle before smashing into it and causing the wreck. The accident drew a hostile crowd that yelled obscenities at Border Patrol agents. After the accident, the suspect allegedly assaulted an agent by grabbing his genitals. DHS assistant secretary Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement that, quote, the agent delivered several defensive strikes to the agitator to free his genitals from the agitator's vice. According to law enforcement, agents made one or two other arrests as members of the crowd attempted to interfere.

Georgia Howe (4:11)

A man has been charged in connection with the mass stabbing that occurred aboard a British train on Saturday. Daily Wire reporter Amanda Presto Giacomo has more.

Reporter (4:20)

Eleven people were injured, including nine who were treated for life threatening injuries and one person remains in critical condition. The most severely injured individual from the train attack is a trained staff member who reportedly ran toward the suspect and attempted to subdue him while other passengers fled. The suspect has been identified as 32 year old Anthony Williams. He says that he has no current home address. Williams is also suspected in connection with three other violent attacks that occurred in the preceding 24 hour period in Peterborough, England. Surveillance video from Friday night shows Williams drinking from what appears to be a flask before he storms into a Peterborough barbershop with a knife. The barbershop reported a second incident with the same individual on Saturday morning. A third incident, possibly linked to Williams as well, is the stabbing of a 14 year old in downtown Peterborough on Friday evening. The child was hospitalized with minor injuries and no arrests have been made. Authorities say there is no clear motive for the string of violence at this time.

Host/Anchor (5:30)

As the government shutdown approaches a record breaking length, Democrats are urging President Trump to return to the negotiating table. Daily Wire Congressional reporter Amber Jo Cooper has the latest.

Congressional Reporter Amber Jo Cooper (5:41)

Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat from Virginia, said on Face the Nation that lawmakers have reached an impasse and that ending the shutdown will require the active intervention of the president. With the shutdown now extending into November, attention has turned to food stamps, or SNAP benefits, which affect 42 million Americans. The Department of Agriculture announced this morning that it will tap into an emergency reserve fund to cover, quote, 50% of eligible households current allotments under the SNAP program. The program would cost roughly 9 billion to fund fully for the month. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant addressed SNAP funding with Jake Taffer on CNN this weekend.

Host/Anchor (6:17)

The best way for SNAP benefits to get paid is for Democrats, five Democrats to cross the aisle and reopen the government.

Congressional Reporter Amber Jo Cooper (6:25)

Senator John Fetterman, one of the dissenting voices on the Democrat side, urged his party to concede on the shutdown demands in order to get food assistance funded.

Host/Anchor (6:34)

I feel like the Democrats really need to own the shutdown. I mean, we're shutting it down. I know why they claim because they want to address the tax credits. I do believe we can achieve these kinds of tax credits and this is something I support, but it's the wrong tactic.

Congressional Reporter Amber Jo Cooper (6:49)

The president has stated that he would only entertain a negotiation on health care once the shutdown is ended.

Georgia Howe (6:55)

Hamas has returned the remains of three additional hostages to Israel. As the tenuous ceasefire holds, forensic experts in Israel will examine the remains. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu noted yesterday that pockets of Hamas are still present in Israel controlled areas of Gaza and they will be, quote, eliminated.

Host/Anchor (7:12)

Energy Secretary Chris Wright has confirmed that upcoming U.S. nuclear weapons testing will not involve actual nuclear explosions. President Trump drew attention last week when he announced plans to resume the tests following reports of recent weapons systems tests in Russia and China. Here's Trump on 60 Minutes explaining his statement.

Georgia Howe (7:31)

Are you saying that after more than 30 years the United States is going to start detonating nuclear weapons?

President Donald Trump (7:38)

I'm saying that we're going to test nuclear weapons like other countries do.

Georgia Howe (7:42)

Yes, but the only country that's testing nuclear weapons is North Korea, China, Russia.

President Donald Trump (7:46)

No, no, no. Russia's testing nuclear weapons.

Georgia Howe (7:48)

My understanding.

President Donald Trump (7:49)

And China's testing them too. You just don't know about it.

Host/Anchor (7:52)

Secretary Wright, whose jurisdiction the testing falls under, says that the upcoming tests will focus on non explosive components of the weapons to assess their reliability and functionality. He emphasized that the goal is to ensure the integrity of the US Nuclear arsenal, much of which has been in storage for decades, without conducting full scale detonations. The US has not carried out a full nuclear weapons test since 1992.

Georgia Howe (8:16)

The FBI thwarted a potential Halloween terror attack in Michigan and is now revealing more details. Daily Wire senior editor Joel Niedler has the latest.

Joel Niedler (8:25)

Director Kash Patel mentioned the near attack late last week, which Fox News reports was tied to isis. Law enforcement has arrested two males and three others have been questioned, all of them between the ages of 16 and 20. This alleged plot was apparently uncovered because of online chat rooms. It's unclear how concrete the attack plans were at the time, though the suspects apparently made some cryptic references to Pumpkin Day. Law enforcement officials told CBS News that the potential attack was inspired by a former member of the Michigan Army National Guard. The Guardsman was arrested in May for allegedly planning an ISIS inspired attack against a military base in Detroit. No charges have been filed yet, but FBI agents have reportedly searched several houses in Dearborn, Michigan and a storage facility in nearby Inkster.

Host/Anchor (9:11)

An explosion occurred in a Harvard Medical School building this weekend and officials say it was intentional. An officer saw two men running from the Goldinson Building around 3am on Saturday but was unable to detain them. The arson unit of the Boston Fire Department later determined that the explosion was intentional. Sweeps of the building found no additional explosive devices. Thankfully, no one was hurt and there was no structural damage to the building, labs or equipment. Both suspects are still on the run.

Georgia Howe (9:39)

A mom in Mississippi says she gunned down one of the aggressive monkeys that had escaped a truck that crashed while transporting them. Jessica Bond Ferguson says she acted on instinct to protect her five children after spotting the animal near her home in Heidelberg. Officials say the animals, which were carrying several diseases, weren't infectious but could be aggressive. Ferguson told the ap, quote, I did what any mother would do, shot at.

Host/Anchor (10:02)

It the first time.

Congressional Reporter Amber Jo Cooper (10:03)

He just sat there and I shot.

Georgia Howe (10:05)

Again and that's when he went back.

Host/Anchor (10:07)

I was confused because he wasn't scared of anything.

Georgia Howe (10:10)

He didn't move.

Host/Anchor (10:11)

He just sitting there watching me.

Georgia Howe (10:14)

The crash remains under investigation as residents breathe a cautious sigh of relief and.

President Donald Trump (10:20)

The Dodgers stand tall and win back to back titles.

Host/Anchor (10:25)

The LA Dodgers have clinched back to back World Series titles defeating the Toronto Blue Jays. Toronto, who at one point led the seven game series three games to two, dropped the final two games blowing their first World Series shot in over 30 years. Standout performers include Japanese phenom Shohei Ohtani who set a postseason record by reaching base nine times in the 18 inning game three. The Dodgers have now become the first team to win back to back World Series titles since the Yankees in 2000.

Georgia Howe (10:55)

Those are your drive home updates this evening. To learn more about these stories go to dailywire.com and in case you missed it, earlier today we covered some major stories including a breakdown of the crucial elections this week, more revelations coming to light on Obama's Operation Arctic Frost and President Trump drawing a line in the sand on Christian persecution in Nigeria. Thanks for tuning in. We'll be back tomorrow morning with another full edition of MORNING Wire.