Evening Wire: Trump Responds To Moroccans Storming Spain & eBay Sent Journalists Live Spiders? | 7.31.26

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**Georgia Howe** (1:03)
President Trump responds to the storming of Spain by thousands of Moroccans, Maine Democrats have a new scandal on their hands, and eBay loses a $50 million lawsuit after sending journalists live spiders in the mail. I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley. It's Friday, July 31st, and this is Evening Wire.

**John Bickley** (1:25)
President Trump issued a stark warning to the US after tens of thousands of African migrants stormed across the Moroccan border into a Spanish territory on Thursday. The president told Fox this morning, quote, it's terrible. Remember that picture that's going to be us in three years if the wrong side gets in. Trump's comments come after a massive wave of migrants poured into the Spanish territory of Ceuta on the tip of Morocco. It's brought widespread chaos and unrest to the city.
At least 34 people have died so far as thousands of migrants, mostly young men, attempted to swim or force their way in. The migrants brought chaos to the streets of Ceuta, causing fear among locals who were overwhelmed by the flood.

**Georgia Howe** (2:08)
President Trump left Washington today to hold a cabinet meeting at Camp David, the first at the presidential retreat of Trump's second term. At this cabinet meeting, the president had a lot of complaints. He took aim at Republican senators for holding up the confirmation of his attorney general pick, Todd Blanch.

**Donald Trump** (2:24)
Don't forget, Senator Carter thought he was phenomenal until he lost. Is that a correct statement? You come from Texas. And he thought this was the most incredible person. And when he lost, he lost because of me. I endorse somebody else.

**Georgia Howe** (2:37)
Trump also had harsh words for Minnesota Governor Tim Walls, whose own political career has reeled after extensive fraud networks were found in his state. But today, Trump blamed Walls for a massive cyber attack that hit dozens of water plants across the state.

**Donald Trump** (2:50)
You know who's behind it? Minnesota, because they're grossly incompetent. I think the governor is behind it. I don't think there was an Iranian cyber attack. I think that Minnesota ought to get its act together. It's one of the worst-run states, JD will tell you. He found tremendous corruption in Minnesota.

**Georgia Howe** (3:08)
And the president also vented about Iran and the slow pace of negotiations to end the war.

**Donald Trump** (3:13)
As an example, we'll talk about nuclear, and we'll be in there talking about nuclear for seven hours. I say, what do you need seven? You could take ten minutes. You have five minutes, you should solve it. But seven hours, and then they'll go out, and I'll say, they discussed nuclear. And they'll go out and they'll say, we never discussed nuclear.
And I say, what did they say? All they do is make me angry.

**John Bickley** (3:36)
Trump announced Thursday that negotiators have reached what he described as a historic agreement aimed at ending Hamas's control of Gaza, though the deal still awaits final approval from the terror group. Daily Wire contributor Tim Pearce reports.

**Tim Pearce** (3:49)
Trump posted, quote, Today, the Board of Peace reached a historic agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza. He called it a monumental step toward lasting peace and security. The deal would pave the way for Gaza to be governed by a new Palestinian government working alongside the Board of Peace. Axios reported Thursday that US officials and the Board of Peace believe Hamas could formally sign the agreement within days after agreeing to its terms, mediated by Egypt, Qatar and Turkey. But of course, Western and Israeli officials remain skeptical that Hamas will ultimately follow through with its commitments.

**Georgia Howe** (4:24)
I love killing Hamas leadership. That's what Senator John Fetterman unloaded on a reporter from Radical Outlet Dropsite News, claiming that the outlet was actively participating in a race to see who could be the most pro Hamas. Fetterman, when approached by a reporter in the Capitol Hill hallway, immediately asked him to identify which outlet he was representing. And upon learning that it was Dropsite News, the Pennsylvania senator said this.