Amid a wave of protests and vandalism targeting Tesla and Doge, Republicans in the Senate are working to protect Tesla owners and make permanent the cost-cutting measures being carried out by President Trump.

In this episode, we sit down with Senator Marsha Blackburn to discuss how her colleagues in the Senate plan to fortify

Trump's efforts to shrink the federal government. I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-chief John Bickley

with Georgia Howe. It's Saturday, March 29th, and this is a weekend edition of Morning

Wire.

Joining us now to discuss the targeting of Tesla and the broader mission of Doge is Senator

Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee. Senator, first of all, thank you so much for coming on.

Sure.

I wanted to start by asking you about Tesla. Recently, there have been a lot of left-wing violence

against those cars. It's been rather shocking. We've seen legacy media seem to almost

promote this at time. Some key personalities directly promote this, in fact. What action is Congress

and specifically the Senate taking here? Yes, we will take up my resolution, which condemns

these attacks against Tesla. It should be on the floor of the Senate on Thursday.

And what this resolution does is to say that the Senate stands against these horrific

tax of violence, destruction, domestic terrorism, against electric car owners, charging stations, dealerships, maintenance

facilities, and condemn this. And we are hopeful that we will get all of our Senate members,

Democrats and Republicans, standing in support of this.

Now, the term domestic terrorism carries a lot of weight here.

Is this an attempt to basically force the Democrats to go on the record on this issue?

Is there a reason you feel that that is, in fact, necessary?

I think it is stunning that we are seeing this take place and that democratic leadership

is not standing up and calling out these acts of domestic terrorism.

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