Evening Wire: Trump Vetoes Execution Livestream & Cornell 7’s Jane Doe Swatted? | 10.15.26

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John Bickley (2:12)

President Trump says they will not be live streaming the execution of the Fort Hood shooter anymore. El Sayed snaps at a reporter when he's questioned on ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and the Cornell 7's Jane Doe was swatted reports say. I'm Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Thursday, October 15th. This is Evening Wire.

Georgia Howe (2:32)

The Department of War will not live stream the execution of the Fort Hood shooter after all. Daily Wire contributor Tim Pearce has the details.

John Bickley (2:40)

President Trump seemed to overrule War Secretary Pete Hegseth about the live stream on Thursday. The president posted to True Social that although the stream might have been a strong deterrent, he conceded that many very good and well-meaning people would rather not watch him die. He was clear that this won't change the killer's fate, however. Nadal Malik Hassan will be executed as scheduled on December 3rd. While it won't be streamed, the immediate families of Hassan's victims can watch his execution in person if they choose. The president said that they deserve to witness justice.

Two security personnel were killed in a Houthi missile strike on Yemen's presidential palace in Aden. The country's prime minister and other ministers were unharmed, though several others were injured. The Iran-backed Houthis claim they targeted a Saudi military operations headquarters as fighting intensifies between the rebels and Yemen's Saudi-backed government. The escalation threatens regional security and shipping near the strategic Bab al-Mandeb Strait.

Georgia Howe (3:37)

An illegal immigrant whose detention sparked protests and drew support from Democratic lawmakers was arrested on domestic violence allegations before ICE took him into custody. Immigration reporter Jenny Tehr has the exclusive.

Jenny Tehr (3:50)

Peruvian national Martín Soto became a prominent anti-ICE activist after organizing a hunger strike inside a New Jersey detention center. His wife, Gabriela, claimed immigration agents abducted him while he was shopping for diapers. But newly obtained records show local police arrested Soto on February 1st after he allegedly struck his wife in the face, covered her mouth to prevent her from screaming, and assaulted her in front of children. ICE took custody of Soto the following day at the jail. A federal judge ordered his release earlier this month, and Democratic lawmakers welcomed him outside the detention center. Gabriela denies the abuse allegations, while Soto's attorney insists he was the victim of a crime, and not the perpetrator.

John Bickley (4:39)

The Democratic pick for US. Senator from Texas, James Tallarico, had an awkward time at a CNN town hall last night. Daily Wire reporter Jacob Wheeler has more.