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Cameras will be allowed inside the courtroom in the trial of Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin. A key GOP redistricting vote fails in Indiana and shocking new data comes to light on the suspected terrorists allowed into the country under President Biden. I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Executive editor John Bickley. It's Friday, December 12th, and this is evening.
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Wire cameras will be allowed inside the courtroom during the trial of the man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk. Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce has more. Utah Judge Tony Graph Jr. Said he found that excluding the cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing and made it very clear first that the transmission cannot begin until court is in session and must end as the court ends the session and cannot be filmed before or after Tyler Robinson appeared in court in person for the first time since his arrest in September. The 22 year old Utah man is facing a slew of charges related to Kirk's murder, including aggravated murder, felony use of a firearm and obstruction of justice. He has not yet entered a plea.
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Now fired Michigan head football coach Sharon Moore is facing three criminal charges, third degree home invasion, stalking and breaking and entering. Dispatch Audio acquired by TMZ Sports from the alleged assault includes the claim that he attacked a woman at her home on Wednesday after stalking her for months. The audio also appears to include the suspect was suicidal after, quote, quitting his job today and that he had a knife. Here's some of that audio.
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The caller told her there's a male.
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At the location and now it's attacking her.
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The state has been stalking her for months. He's subject to suicidal reference losing his job today. Suicidal you walk out with. The Republican led Indiana Senate voted against a proposal backed by President Trump to change the state's congressional map. The change would have likely flipped two Democratic seats ahead of the midterms. Daily Wire reporter Zach Jewell has the details. The effort to redraw the map failed in a 1931 vote despite Trump's public pressure on Indiana Republicans. Trump wanted Indiana to follow in the steps of red states such as Texas, Missouri and North Carolina and give the GOP a better advantage in next year's pivotal elections. The proposal passed the Indiana House last week by a vote of 57 to 41, but it ran into Republican opposition in the state Senate. After the vote failed, Trump and Indiana governor Mike Braun said they would support primary challenges to oust the Republicans who voted against the redistricting proposal. Trump said earlier in the week, quote, if Republicans will not do what is.
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Necessary to save our country.
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They will eventually lose everything to the Democrats.
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A newly discovered strategic mineral deposit in Utah could give the US A leg up on China's supply chain. GRIP miners who leased the land originally to produce nano silicon for lithium ion batteries, unexpectedly identified high grade concentrations of 16 minerals critical for advanced semiconductors, electric vehicles, fighter jets, AI hardware and more. The discovery comes amid heavy geopolitical tension over China's control of critical mineral markets. These new deposits could be a massive paradigm shift in rare earth mineral markets.
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The Biden administration allowed roughly 18,000 known or suspected terrorists into the country Here with Morris Daily Wire immigration reporter Jenny Terror.
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The number comes from director of US National Counterterrorism Center Joe Kent, who testified to the House Homeland Security Committee Thursday. Kent revealed that 2,000 of the 18,000 known or suspected terrorists were let into the country as part of the Biden administration's program to bring Afghans to the US following the botched troop withdrawal from the war torn country. He also said that the number doesn't include the unknown number of terrorists the Biden administration allowed in after they crossed the border. Here's Kent.
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These are individuals who under normal circumstances would never be allowed to enter our country because of their ties to jihadi groups like ISIS and Al Qaeda. Yet the Biden administration not only let them into the country and in many cases facilitated their entry into the country, just like the entry of the Afghan terrorists who committed the terrorist attack here just before Thanksgiving, killing one of our National Guard members and wounding another. That Afghan was brought into the country as a group of over 100,000 Afghans who were brought here during the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. These individuals, despite what has been reported, were not vetted properly to come into the United States. In more immigration news, the Kilmar Abrego Garcia saga continues with yet another judge order. Daily Wire political reporter Cameron Arcan has the latest. A federal judge on Thursday ordered Kilmar Abrego Garcia to be immediately released from an immigration detention facility as the Department of Homeland Security vows to challenge the decision. A DHS spokesperson said that the order lacked legal basis and was the result of, quote, naked judicial activism by an Obama appointed judge and vowed to fight on. However, the judge said that, quote, since Abrego Garcia's return from wrongful detention El Salvador, he has been redetained again without lawful authority and then she granted his petition to be freed from ICE custody. Meanwhile, anti ICE activists continue to try to slow down the Trump administration. Protesters disrupted Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem as she testified on Capitol Hill Thursday before she could finish her remarks to the House Homeland Security Committee. She was interrupted by two anti ICE hecklers. Disruptions of congressional business is a violation of law as a criminal offense under federal law. The chairman may now ask Capitol Police to remove and arrest the persons creating a disturbance.
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A coalition of school districts in Colorado just got a win for protecting women's sports. Daily Wire reporter Lyndon Blake has a story.
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Colorado School District 49 is leading a coalition of seven other districts that are challenging the law. The districts filed suit in May against the Colorado Civil Rights Division, the Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the Colorado Attorney general, and the Colorado High School Activities Association. Last week, the Colorado High School Activities association settled with the plaintiffs, a major victory for Girls Sports. The settlement takes the association out of this lawsuit that's ongoing in Colorado federal court, and it gives the eight districts protection from the association. District 49 felt a lawsuit was necessary after it adopted rules last year requiring all school sports teams be divided by biological sex. District 49 Superintendent Peter Hiltz said he made clear rules on biology for his school district after he noticed more incidents of men trying to compete as women around the country. Hiltz told the Daily Wire, quote, I would never want my daughters to compete against a boy. That would be unfair. The Department of Housing and Urban Development has launched a sweeping civil rights investigation into the city of Boston, and it's accusing Democrat Mayor Michelle wu's administration of implementing racist housing policies. The probe announced Thursday represents one of the most aggressive federal interventions yet in Trump's broader effort to dismantle local DEI initiatives that it says violate anti discrimination law, a HUD official wrote to Wu, quote, at your office's direction, city officials have set out to smuggle racial equity into every layer of operations in city government. HUD says the result is an illegal, quote, racial spoils system.
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Texas is accusing what it calls radical doctors of using taxpayer dollars to secretly fund transgender procedures on minors. Here's Daily Wire Senior Editor Joel Niedler. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has expanded a 2024 lawsuit based on new evidence that accuses two doctors of lying to health care providers about prescribing transgender procedures on kids in defiance of state law. Paxton announced additional allegations this week against two doctors, May Lau and M. Brett Cooper, over alleged healthcare fraud related to their prescription of transgender drugs to minors. According to Paxton, both Lau and Cooper had prescribed transgender drugs to dozens of kids in violation of state law. Paxton said, quote, what these radicals were doing was evil and I will pursue every available legal tool to stop and punish this cruel child abuse.
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And with educators around the country grappling with growing use of AI among students, one professor at the University of Wyoming has taken to ancient methods to eliminate the AI threat entirely, administering one on one oral examinations. Professor Catherine Hartman, in her religious studies seminar, opted out of essays or paper examinations, instead choosing to grill each student one on one in 30 minute sessions to grade their comprehension and performance. As tools like AI detection software prove to be ineffective in stemming cheating, other institutions may have to follow suit, abandoning old teaching paradigms to adapt to an AI world.
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All right, those are your drive home updates. To learn more about these stories, go to dailywire.com and in case you missed it, earlier today we covered some major stories, including Venezuela accusing the US of international piracy after the seizure of an oil tanker, the Senate showdown over Obamacare, and the arrest of Michigan's now former head coach. Thanks for tuning in. We'll be back tomorrow morning with another full edition of Morningwire.
Podcast: Morning Wire
Hosts: John Bickley (Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief), Georgia Howe
Date: December 12, 2025
This episode covers a range of breaking news topics, emphasizing developments in legal proceedings, politics, immigration, education, and cultural issues. The key focus is on transparency in high-profile court cases (specifically the televised trial of Charlie Kirk’s accused assassin), criminal charges against ex-Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore, contentious GOP redistricting efforts, national security threats from immigration policy, and significant culture war stories.
Tone throughout remains factual, urgent, and often critical of progressive policies or perceived media failings.
[00:03-01:06]
Summary:
Cameras will be allowed in the courtroom for the upcoming trial of Tyler Robinson, charged with the assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk.
Details:
Quote:
"Utah Judge Tony Graph Jr. said he found that excluding the cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing..."
(Tim Pierce, 00:27)
[01:06-01:35]
Summary:
Sherrone Moore, the now-fired Michigan head football coach, is charged with third-degree home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering.
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"[He] attacked a woman at her home on Wednesday after stalking her for months... The suspect was suicidal after, quote, quitting his job today and that he had a knife."
(Georgia Howe, 01:18)
[01:35-02:36]
"If Republicans will not do what is necessary to save our country, they will eventually lose everything to the Democrats."
(Donald Trump via Georgia Howe, 02:35)
[02:40-03:12]
"These new deposits could be a massive paradigm shift in rare earth mineral markets."
(John Bickley, 03:02)
[03:12-03:46]
"These are individuals who under normal circumstances would never be allowed to enter our country because of their ties to jihadi groups like ISIS and Al Qaeda."
(Joe Kent, 03:46)
[03:46-04:55]
[05:56-07:35]
"Providers within the Ohio Somali community have confided to her that they've been pressured to join in a massive Medicaid fraud scheme..."
(Breca Stoll quoting Mahek Cook, 07:18)
[07:35-08:45]
"I would never want my daughters to compete against a boy. That would be unfair."
(District 49 Superintendent Peter Hiltz, 08:23)
[08:45-09:19]
[09:19-10:09]
"What these radicals were doing was evil, and I will pursue every available legal tool to stop and punish this cruel child abuse."
(Ken Paxton, 09:54)
[10:09-10:46]
On transparency in the justice system:
“Excluding the cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing...”
(Tim Pierce, 00:27)
On election stakes:
“If Republicans will not do what is necessary to save our country, they will eventually lose everything to the Democrats.”
(Donald Trump, 02:35)
On improper vetting of entrants post-Afghanistan withdrawal:
“These individuals...were not vetted properly to come into the United States.”
(Joe Kent, 03:46)
On school sports fairness:
“I would never want my daughters to compete against a boy. That would be unfair.”
(Peter Hiltz, 08:23)
On legal action over transgender procedures:
"What these radicals were doing was evil, and I will pursue every available legal tool to stop and punish this cruel child abuse." (Ken Paxton, 09:54)
| Segment | Timestamp | |-----------------------------------------------|-------------------| | Kirk Trial Cameras Allowed | 00:03 – 01:06 | | Sherrone Moore Criminal Charges | 01:06 – 01:35 | | Indiana GOP Redistricting Vote Fails | 01:35 – 02:36 | | Utah Critical Mineral Discovery | 02:40 – 03:12 | | Terror Suspects Allowed into U.S. | 03:12 – 03:46 | | Abrego Garcia Release Controversy | 03:46 – 04:55 | | Somali Community Medicaid Fraud | 05:56 – 07:35 | | Colorado Women's Sports Lawsuit Win | 07:35 – 08:45 | | Boston DEI Housing Investigation | 08:45 – 09:19 | | Texas Sues Over Transgender Drugs for Minors | 09:19 – 10:09 | | AI Cheating – Oral Exams Innovation | 10:09 – 10:46 |
This episode delivers comprehensive, fact-driven coverage on legal, political, and cultural events driving national debate. Whether detailing courtroom transparency, rising crime, redistricting battles, or education’s response to AI challenges, the hosts and reporters maintain a brisk, urgent, and skeptical tone, reflecting the Daily Wire’s editorial point of view. The selected quotes capture the key emotions and arguments offered throughout the show.