Several children remain hospitalized and six are dead in Wakashya, Wisconsin after a

man drove his SUV through a Christmas parade.

What have we learned about what led to the brutal attack?

And how is the community reacting to the soft criminal policies that kept a dangerous

felon out of jail?

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

It's Tuesday, November 30th, and this is Morning Wire.

The much anticipated trial of Golan Maxwell began in New York City on Monday.

We have a reporter on location in Manhattan with details from the opening statements.

And President Biden's signature social spending bill, Build Back Better, is now in the hands

of the Senate.

What's in the bill and wire some of its proposals stirring up controversy.

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Sunday marked one week since the Christmas parade attack in Waukesha, Wisconsin, which resulted

in at least six deaths and dozens of injuries.

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