We pressed Secretary Rubio and others about the plan moving forward and what exactly

Donald Trump meant when he said that we, meaning the Trump administration, presumably,

were running Venezuela, when what's clear is that Donald Trump and the administration

can't even run the United States of America.

That was House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, weighing in on the Trump administration's briefing to a select group of lawmakers about the future of Venezuela after the brazen operation to capture President Nicholas Maduro.

The question is, what exactly is the administration's plan going forward?

And today marks five years since the attack on the nation's capital.

And the question is, what, if anything, have we learned from that terrible day?

Also ahead, the Trump administration slashes the number of vaccines recommended for children.

The question is, what are medical experts saying about this dramatic overhaul?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early.

The show that really can't believe this was one year ago.

I'm Ali Vitale. You've probably seen me out on the campaign trail or chasing after elected officials and breaking down whatever craziness is going on in Congress.

It has been a dream realized getting to be a political report of these last nearly 10 years.

And now I'm thrilled to takeover here on way too early.

Still thrilled, still Ali Vitale, very honored to start every day with all of you.

It's Tuesday, January 6th, one year of way too early with this fabulous, fabulous team here in studio in the control room.

I'm thankful to be with all of you.

Let's get right to the news because roughly two days after they were seized in Caracas

during a massive U.S. military raid deposed Venezuelan leader Nicholas Maduro and his wife,

Celia Flores, made their first appearance yesterday in New York

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