Over the past 12 months, almost every promise I made to you right here in 2024 has been

kept.

I've kept all my promises and much more.

I mean, I've given you much more than I gave you promises and I produced much more than

I said I was going to produce.

I gave you the largest tax cuts in American

history, cutting taxes across the board in the great, big, beautiful bill.

President Trump there bragging about his success so far during his speech yesterday in Detroit,

where he defended his economic policies and promoted what he calls

a booming economy. The question is, will Americans who are struggling to make ends meet buy

what he's selling? Meanwhile, it could be a consequential day for the administration on foreign

policy, as the leaders of Denmark and Greenland are set to meet with Vice President J.D.

Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the White House.

The question is, will they be able to ease concerns about Trump's pursuit of the Arctic Island?

It comes as the president is, again, suggesting U.S. intervention in Iran amid massive protests there.

The question is, will the self-proclaimed peacetime president start conflicts in the Middle East?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early. The show that can't believe it's only Wednesday. I'm Ali Vitale on this Wednesday, January millionth. It's actually the 14th. And we're going to start with the news because there's

several stories we're following. We'll start in Minnesota. Because one week after an ICE officer

shot and killed Renee Good, clashes between residents and federal agents are intensifying across the state.

State Representative Michael Howard

told the New York Times, quote, it feels like our community is under siege by our own federal

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