Passengers from the Haunted virus ship arrive in the U.S.,

sparking concerns, but also strong reassurance from health professionals.

We've handled outbreaks like this before.

This is not one of those things like COVID.

We look at how the Trump administration is monitoring the situation here in the states.

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive Editor John Bickley. It's Tuesday, May 12th, and this is Morning Wire.

Trump pushes to suspend the federal gas tax as he says the ceasefire is on life support.

We talk to an economist about the prices at the pump and the health of the job market.

We're getting closer and closer to a point where we're going to have to start fuel rationing,

and that is when prices really start to go up, unfortunately.

And as California faces yet another massive budget deficit,

its proposed billionaire tax is already sparking outrage.

Everyone is leaving California.

It is because of their horrific policies.

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passengers from the cruise ship m v hondias were returned home to more than 20 countries Monday,

with almost 20 passengers returning to the U.S. The Americans were flown on State Department

flights and are now in quarantine facilities in Omaha and Atlanta.

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