This is Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley with Georgia Howell.

It's Tuesday, December 6th, and this is your morning wire, afternoon update.

Actress and mother, Kirstie Alley, passed away yesterday at the age of 71.

Alley reportedly died of recently discovered colon cancer.

Alley famously starred in the sitcom Cheers and became an outspoken critic of cancel

culture late in life.

Biden traveled to Arizona on Tuesday to tout Taiwan's semiconductor manufacturing company's

announcement of a second manufacturing chip plant in the state, bringing its total investment

in the state to $40 billion.

However, when asked whether or not he would visit the U.S. border amid the nation's illegal

immigration crisis, the president was dismissive.

Because they're more important than going on.

They're going to invest billions of dollars in a million of flights.

Thousands of people in North Carolina are bracing for another day without electricity.

After two power substations were shot up with bullets by one or more people with apparent

criminal intent.

Governor Roy Cooper addressed the situation Tuesday.

What happened here Saturday night was a criminal attack.

And federal, state and local law enforcement are actively working to bring those responsible

to justice.

In an update to this morning's podcast, voters in Georgia have found very short wait times

while casting their ballots so far today.

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