Based on statements that were given to us yesterday, the day before yesterday, having to do with Japan,

they are really stepping up to the play.

U.S. allies in Europe and Asia signaled their end on helping open up the Strait of Hormuz,

following days of pressure from President Trump.

Will we see more NATO allies step up?

I'm DailyWire, executive editor John Bickley, with Georgia Howe.

It's Friday, March 20th. This is Morning Wire.

As Iran hits another energy center, gas prices spike again. How high should Americans expect them to go and is relief on the way?

You know, everyone asks, why can't we just pump more here?

Well, we can and we will.

But that doesn't solve the issue that we are part of the global energy markets.

And the legacy of left-wing labor icon Cesar Chavez is shaken by shocking new allegations.

She was 96, and she said that she couldn't let these survivors go on, thinking that they were the only ones.

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Let me tell you about one of the most concerning threats to your free speech,

one that our friends that Alliance defending freedom are tackling right now.

It's called the Digital Services Act. It's an EU censorship law,

but it's having real consequences for free speech all over the globe, including in the U.S.

The DSA essentially gives European bureaucrats the power to shut down online speech,

including Americans' online speech in the name of fighting hate speech and misinformation.

It coerces American tech platforms like X to censor you, or else face crushing fines and penalties.

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