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I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley.

It's Friday, December 6th, and this is your Morning Wire afternoon update.

Jurors deliberating in Daniel Penny's trial say they are currently unable to reach a verdict.

Daily Wire Senior Editor Ash Short has the details.

Daniel Penny is charged with manslaughter stemming from the chokehold death of Jordan

Neely on the New York City subway back in May 23.

Jurors sent a note to the judge this morning saying they remained divided on the top charge of

manslaughter and whether Penny recklessly caused Neely's death. The defense argues that Penny

acted to protect passengers from Neely, who witnesses described as erratic but unarmed. If convicted of manslaughter,

Penny could face up to 15 years in prison. The Biden administration is considering preemptive

pardons for controversial figures. Daily Wire reporter Amanda Press-Azacamo has more.

The pardon issue has been discussed at the highest levels of the Biden White House.

According to Politico, these preemptive pardons are being considered for Anthony Fauci, Liz Cheney,

General Mark Millie, and Adam Schiff.

Biden staffers say the president is concerned about possible retribution from the Trump administration.

The unprecedented move has sparked debate among Democrats, with some urging pardons only as necessary,

and others warn a preemptive pardon could set a dangerous precedent.

No decision has been made, but Biden's team is preparing for all possibilities.

Notre Dame Cathedral reopens to the public this weekend,

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