So what we've had is a series of shifting explanations. Oh, and including the fog of war, right?

You know that Heggseth said, well, they took the second strike because of the fog of war.

There was no fog. The military watched this boat very carefully, or I shouldn't even say boat.

They watched the wreckage of the boat very carefully for a long period of time before they took the second strike.

So look, what Pete Hags does about this strike has zero credibility at this point.

That was Jim Himes, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee,

calling out the Defense Secretary's explanation for a deadly strike on survivors of a boat attack in the Caribbean.

The question is, will the Trump administration now release that video?

The administration's war on suspected drug smugglers comes as the president pardoned the president of Honduras,

who was convicted of helping drug traffickers import hundreds of tons of cocaine into the U.S.

The question is, how are Republicans now defending that move?

Plus, President Trump says he'll be involved in the decision on whether or not Netflix

can buy the film and streaming assets of Warner Brothers.

The question is, what does Trump's involvement ultimately mean for that deal?

It's way too early for this.

Yeah. ultimately mean for that deal. It's way too early for this. Good morning and welcome to way too early,

the show that's already behind on its holiday shopping.

Honestly, it was bound to happen.

I started so strong, too. Maybe you did as well.

I'm Ali Vitale. On this Monday, December 8th, we're going to get right to it with the news.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth continues to stand by the U.S. military's highly scrutinized September strike on an alleged drug boat.

That's the attack that killed two people in a follow-up strike after they survived the

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