It's Friday, April 17th.

I'm Jane Koston, and this is What Today, the show that does not share Treasury Secretary

Scott Bessent's sunny appraisal of the economy.

Here's what he told a reporter on Thursday when asked why people aren't happy about how things

are going.

Well, look, in the heart of hearts, they feel good.

I'm not sure what they're telling the survey people.

Trump administration to America. You're fine and you're lying.

On today's show, Texas Attorney General and Candidate for the Senate Republican primary, Ken Paxton, is coming for your Lulu Lemons.

And as President Donald Trump continues to beef with the Pope, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegsseth recites a fake prayer he learned from Quentin Tarantino.

But let's start with Lebanon, Israel, and Iran.

Trump announced Thursday, Israel and Lebanon agreed to a 10-day ceasefire,

ending weeks of fighting between the Israeli government

and Hezbollah and Iran-backed Lebanese militant group. The agreement came after the two countries

held their first direct talk since 1993. As always, Trump gave all the credit to himself.

Here he is on the White House lawn speaking to reporters Thursday. Today, they're going to be having a ceasefire, and that'll include Hezbollah.

And I think it could be number 10 for me.

By the way, when he says, I think it could be number 10 for me, he means that he thinks he ended 10 wars.

Previously, he claimed he ended eight wars. He hasn't. And no,

I don't know what war number nine was. Moving on. There's still a lot we don't know about the

ceasefire. For one thing, a statement from Hezbollah said the group acknowledged the ceasefire,

but did not mention accepting it. But the bigger question for me is, what does this mean for

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