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--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): It's election day in Georgia, and the highly anticipated race there will determine whether the Senate will be a 50-50 split or will be tipped decisively for Democrats. A record 1.8 million people have already voted in the Peachtree State. What will the race mean for the Democrats' agenda?
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire editor-in-chief John Bickley.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): It's Tuesday, December 6th, and this is Morning Wire.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: All right, so let's get to it. Obviously, this is a tight race given the results last month. What are some reasons for optimism on each side? We'll start with Warnock, who is confident for a few reasons. First, the obvious one, he just beat Walker by about 40,000 votes last month, so he's already proven he can win. He's also got a sizable financial advantage, with Democrats more than doubling the amount of money spent by Republicans during the runoff. Warnock has also had the lead in every single poll commissioned since Election Day. And while a lot of polls nationwide were off in November, they actually ended up being quite accurate in Georgia, so that appears to be bad news for Walker.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: But the main reason for optimism on the left is early voting. During the five days that polls were open last week, a record 1.8 million early votes were cast, with the highest turnout coming in counties that Democrats won handily last month. Warnock ended up with 54% of the early vote in November, so they're confident that if they can replicate those numbers again, they'll come out on top.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: Okay so what about Republicans What are reasons for optimism in the Walker camp Well historically Republican candidates have done very well in runoffs in Georgia If you take out 2020 which many view as an outlier they won seven of the last eight statewide runoffs They also confident that the 2 of voters who went to the Libertarian candidate back in November are more likely to go towards Walker this go-round. Republicans are also hoping they'll benefit from the state's new election laws, which limit early voting to just a five-day window in runoffs. Walker took 56% of in-person voters last month while trailing in early voting. So in their eyes, the more in-person voting, the better.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: There's also the fact that the state's governor, Brian Kemp, has been campaigning with Walker and cutting TV ads for him. Remember, Kemp really kept his distance during his own election against Stacey Abrams in November, but won that race by seven and a half points and is very popular in the state, especially in suburban areas where Walker struggled in November.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): So what would a victory for each side mean for the balance of power in Senate? Well, if Democrats win, the biggest difference will be their control of powerful Senate committees. Under the 50-50 split we have right now, each party gets an equal number of members on committees. But if Warnock wins, Democrats will seize control of every committee. That's especially important for something like the Judiciary Committee, which selects and confirms federal judges, among other important tasks.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But perhaps most importantly, getting to 51 would offer Democrats some much-needed insurance, given the unpredictable voting track record of moderate members like Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin, who in the past have had a lot more leverage to hold things up when the chamber was at 50-50. A clear majority would weaken their standing and give some breathing room for the progressive base of the party.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): So still a lot at stake today in Georgia. Cabot, thanks for reporting.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: Anytime.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): That's Daily Wire senior editor, Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Coming up, insiders say Apple may be moving production out of China.
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--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple is advancing plans to leave China following accusations that the tech company has been assisting the communist government with silencing protesters.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as the high-stakes Senate runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock will be finally settled.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Here are the latest on who's got the momentum is Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips.
--:-- Cabot Phillips: That's right. Back on Election Day, Republican Herschel Walker came up short against Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock by a little under one point. But under Georgia law, because neither candidate got to 50%, we went to a runoff. And while control of the Senate has already technically been won by the Democrats, they got to 50 seats on election day, the outcome here will still have important ramifications over the next two years, especially now that Republicans have control of the House.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Apple CEO Tim Cook remains silent about the controversial airdrop feature restriction implemented during lockdown protests in China. But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): But a new report says the company may be moving production out of the communist country. It would have been a good thing for Tim Cook to tell the CCP, no, our phones are owned by these individuals. The feature will remain owned.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): The release of Twitter documents shines a light on the collusion between the political world and big tech. Thanks for waking up with Morning Wire. Stay tuned. We have the news you need to know.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): A hard year on the economy means that essential, practical gifts will be in high demand this year. Give the most essential gift of all, America's best meat and seafood from Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com and use code WIRE at checkout to get $35 off your gift. That's goodranchers.com, code WIRE for $35 off. Good ranchers, American meat delivered.
--:-- Host (Georgia Howe): Today, voters in Georgia will determine the final balance of power in Congress as
