I think it'd be hard to watch this series of videos and not be troubled by it.

But I have more policy questions than ever about the framing of the mission, the rules of engagement.

I saw two survivors trying to flip a boat, loaded with drugs,

down for the United States, back over, so they could stay in the fight. Admiral Bradley,

Secretary had said that exactly what we'd expect him to do. I was Senators Chris Coons and

Tom Cotton with very different takeaways after a briefing from the same

admiral who ordered a second deadly strike on the survivors of a boat attack back in September.

The question is will President Trump now make good on his promise to release that video?

Plus, the FBI makes an arrest nearly five years after pipe bombs were planted in Washington, D.C.,

the night before the January 6th

insurrection. The question is, how did investigators finally track down that suspect? Also ahead,

we're going to dig into the fight over health care subsidies on Capitol Hill, as Senate Minority

Leader Chuck Schumer says he's going to force a vote on this issue. The question is, does it have

any chance of passing? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that definitely dug out its winter coat this morning, but you know I've been wearing it.

We're going to have more on the potential record low temperatures coming up in just a bit.

I'm Allie Vitale on this Friday, December 5th, and we'll start with the news.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have raised questions about the Trump administration's

deadly boat strike campaign.

And yesterday, they finally got some answers.

During a briefing with

top military officials, a group of congressional leaders viewed unedited footage of that highly

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