Now, you stood with me for the first half.

Will you stand with me all the way?

Will you stand with me all the way?

Right now, the media likes to say, oh, he's this, I'm not that.

I'm an Angelo who said, enough is enough, and I had to step up.

I didn't know I'd be here tonight, but it's obviously God's plan and I'm going to go all the way.

And while I take nothing for granted, there are lots of ballots left to be counted,

it appears that we are on track to advance to November.

I don't know who we're going to get in the general election, but I'm very confident that whoever it is, change is coming to California.

The top candidates there in California for two key races, the next governor and the next mayor of Los Angeles, addressing their supporters last night after primary elections,

as votes are still being counted. The question is, where do things stand in those contests this morning?

Plus, multiple members of the Trump administration faced lawmakers on Capitol Hill yesterday.

For Secretary of State, Marco Rubio was the first time he was grilled by Congress since the start of the war with Iran.

The question is, what did he have to say about the future of that conflict?

Meanwhile, acting attorney general Todd Blanche was pressed on the Trump administration's so-called

anti-weaponization fund and a highly scrutinized piece of that deal involving President Trump.

The question is, did the acting AG ease concerns held by many in Congress?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that sends a special hello to its West Coast viewers and voters this morning.

I know you're always up with us, but really, you deserve some attention today.

You did a lot last night.

I'm Allie Vitale.

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