Evening Wire: Trump Honors Troops & S.S. United States SUNK Off Coast of Florida | 11.11.26

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It's Wednesday, November 11th, and this is Evening Wire. President Trump spent this Veterans Day morning in Arlington National Cemetery. Trump, Vice President Vance, and Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Later, he honored the sacrifice of veterans and the fallen in remarks in front of a military crowd. In those 24 notes, there is sadness, there is pain, but there is always pride. Pride in our nation, pride in our flag. And there's never any doubt, no doubt, that our heroes served a noble cause, no doubt that they gave themselves to a righteous mission, no doubt that they had victories and won. They just won, won, won. That's what they want to do. That's what they know how to do. That's all they know how to do. The freedom of the people, the freedom of the people, the freedom of the people, the freedoms they preserved and the legacy that they secured have outlived them in so many cases, but they're looking down on us right now, and with God's help, we will do things that we've never been able to do before. Our country is becoming a far greater country than it's ever been before. So today, as one people, we say to every American veteran, the sacrifice you have made we will never forget the oath that you have kept, we will never take for granted. The values you fought for, we will never, we will never ever forsake. The flag you held high, we will never let it fall. And the nation you served, we will never, ever let it fail. Democrats are taking heat after an impeachment resolution against War Secretary Pete Hegseth went down in a procedural vote. Daily Wire continues. Tim Pierce has the latest. Tim Pierce had been returning from a political event close to the Capitol when they were caught in traffic. Former Obama aide Ben Rhodes called the fumble a warning sign. Leftist commentator Cenk Uygur blamed Democrat leader Hakeem Jeffries and called him beholden to the, quote, Israel lobby. Alaska's decoy Dan mess isn't over, and the next count could change everything. Associate producer Wyatt Harms has the story. Democrat Mary Paltola has widened her lead over Republican Dan Sullivan as Alaska's Senate count drags into a second week, with an estimated 84% of the vote counted. Paltola is leading by around 4,200 votes, only slightly more than the 4,000 votes cast for a second independent candidate also named Dan Sullivan. The Trump Justice Department is appealing a lawsuit seeking to delay certification following a report that the decoy Dan was recruited by Paltola's campaign to siphon votes away from the GOP candidate. This does not stop Paltola's campaign manager from declaring victory before rank choice tabulation could even begin, saying that there is, quote, not a viable path to re-election for Senate. Paltola's campaign manager is appealing a lawsuit seeking to delay certification for Senator Sullivan. Senator Sullivan's campaign maintains that outstanding ballots and rank choice tabulation will carry him to victory, with the final count due November 18th, and rank choice tabulation starting shortly after if no candidate tops 50%. New Jersey Democrat Adam Hamaway, who will soon represent the state's 12th congressional district, is facing scrutiny after refusing to call Iran a U.S. adversary during a CNN interview. Here's part of that exchange. Do you see Iran as the adversary? We pushed them into a fight, and so I think we both have to step back and say, is this helping either one of us? But are they the adversary? We're making adversaries when we should be making friends. They've been saying death to America for decades. We've been saying death to Iran for decades as well. Hamaway previously testified as a defense witness for Omar Abdel Rahman, the terrorist known as the Blind Sheik, who was convicted for his role in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. During his campaign, Hamaway called Abdel Rahman a community leader and declined to condemn his former mentor. Diplomats for Russia and Ukraine joined in talks for the first time in nine months in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was in Abu Dhabi to mediate the talks, which he called very productive. Both sides said today that they had agreed to a prisoner swap. The meeting lasted for roughly six hours across yesterday and today. Meanwhile, U.S. Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner plan to travel to Moscow tomorrow, to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. They'll then meet again with Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky to try and move the two sides closer to a deal. Visit joiningfreedom.org to learn more. Join adf.com slash wire or text wire to 83848 to give today. Former President Joe Biden and his family were targeted by protesters during a visit to Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland on Tuesday, where his son Hunter was receiving an honorary medal. Protesters chanted, quote, genocide Joe and shame on you as the family left the event, with three people arrested and one man charged. The visit comes ahead of the release of Biden's presidency interview in which he discussed his stage four prostate cancer diagnosis. Biden said he would not have sought re-election if he had known he had cancer, but maintained that he was the best person for the job when he ran. The SS United States, one of the fastest ocean liners to cross the Atlantic, will be sunk today, intended to form the world's largest artificial reef. Associate producer Garrett Fantin has more. The ship, built in the early 1950s, once catered to a star-studded crowd of passengers like Marlon Brando, Marilyn Monroe. and Salvador Dali, among many, many others. Now, after laying in port for decades, the ship will find a new home at the bottom of the ocean. Caretakers of the historic ship have spent years organizing efforts to avoid a fate at the scrapyard. After a major retrofitting, including the removal of smokestacks and hundreds of portholes, the ship will be sunk approximately 25 miles off the coast of Destin, Florida. The top deck will rest about 60 feet below the surface, making it available to recreational divers as a tourist attraction. The ship will also be available to researchers hoping to gain new perspectives on how sunken ships degrade over time. While most shipwrecks are only discovered years or decades or hundreds of years later, with the SS United States, researchers will have the benefit of observing the wreck from the moment of submersion. An update on the tragic story of the Learjet crash in Florida as the National Transportation Safety Board released new information from their ongoing investigation. The NTSB has now largely concluded their on-site investigation. While not definitively confirmed, preliminary evidence does seem to show that abnormal icing conditions while flying through a storm system ultimately caused the crash. The board also confirmed that several aircraft components were ejected from the plane prior to the crash, notably the rear elevators or the horizontal fins near the back of the plane. While some speculated that this could have been the true cause of the crash, the elevators appear to have ejected mid-dive. Pieces of the left elevator were found between one and two miles from the crash site. The NTSB, however, has yet to locate the right elevator and are now calling for the public to help. If any possible aircraft components are found in the Palm Beach area, authorities are recommending you not touch them, but send photos to witness at ntsb.gov. A disturbing case out of South Carolina as a baby is now fighting for life after being buried alive. The 11-month-old boy, Koa, who had been in care of his grandparents, was reported missing on Monday after being taken by his father. The father, Michael Comer, was later arrested on a burglary charge, but was not in possession of the child at the time of arrest. Authorities searched the family's property, eventually finding a freshly disturbed patch of dirt. Upon digging, police found the child still alive in a towel-covered dog cage. Koa remains in serious condition, but is hopefully expected to recover. The child had reportedly been buried for around 24 hours, making his survival nothing short of a miracle. And former New York Jets and Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Rodgers. Ryan turned himself in to the Nashville police today after allegedly running over two pedestrians' feet with his pickup truck, then leaving the scene. Reporter and host of That's So Criminal, Lyndon Blake, has more. Police say the incident happened late November 4th when Ryan made a right turn onto Broadway from 4th Avenue and struck two people crossing with a walk signal, causing minor injuries. The pedestrians say they caught up with Ryan at a red light where he got out of his truck and argued with them before driving away without exchanging information. They photographed his license plate, which police traced to Ryan. Now the 63-year-old ESPN football analyst faces two counts each of leaving the scene of an accident, failing to provide information or render aid, and failing to obey traffic signals. His bond was set at $6,000, but the former NFL coach qualified for pre-trial release. All right, there's your drive home updates. 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