What sparked the protest movement? And will it hold up amid the swift and severe government

response?

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley. It's Tuesday, November 29,

and this is Morning Wire.

The New York City Council is moving forward with a controversial bill that will bar landlords

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People with children want to know who their tenants are.

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Mass protests continue in China where citizens are rejecting draconian lockdown policies.

Here to cover the protests is Daily Wire reporter Amanda Prestige-Akamo. So Amanda, we have

really significant, some people are saying, historic developments happening in several cities

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