Lawyers share Christa Pike’s first words since waking — and make her case in court

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2026-10-08

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Lawyers have shared the first words of Christa Pike since she woke up after surviving a botched execution. Reuters reports on the latest courtroom hearings. Republican Sen. Susan Collins faces the toughest fight of her career in Maine. The Bangor Daily News’s Michael Shepherd explains why. ProPublica’s Nicole Foy discusses her work investigating the number of American citizens getting detained by ICE. Plus, the Democratic National Committee sued the Trump administration over taxpayer-funded television ads, the FBI said it thwarted a planned terror attack on the Mall of America, and how homeowners are installing “Costco doors” to make unloading their bulk purchases easier. Today’s episode was hosted by Gideon Resnick.
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  • Good morning.

  • Lawyers share the first words of Krista Pike since waking up from her botched execution as courtroom hearings begin.

  • We don't know the toll all of this will take, but Krista is a survivor and we remain hopeful.

  • Why Maine Senator Susan Collins faces the toughest fight of her career

  • and the renovators adapting their homes to accommodate Costco splurges.

  • It's Thursday, October 8th.

  • I'm Gideon Resnick.

  • This is Apple News Today.

  • As recently as Monday night, Krista Pike's lawyers assumed their client was brain dead.

  • A day later, the extraordinary news emerged that she had not only survived, but was conscious.

  • And yesterday, her attorney, Randy Spivey, offered another update.

  • Our understanding was the first thing she said was, where am I and who are you?

  • There's still a lot of cognitive confusion.

  • And he said she was aware that the state had tried to execute her.

  • She has wanted to know what's happened.

  • And she's asked about several people.

  • She's asked about her team.

  • She's asked about the victim's family.

  • Like she is, I think she is angry and confused about everything right now.

  • Pike's lawyers say they want the governor to commute her sentence for torture and murder to life in prison.