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Good morning, everyone.

I'm playbook co-author Eugene Daniels.

It is Wednesday, November 27th.

One day out from Thanksgiving, y'all, turkey, macaroni and cheese, collard greens.

So delicious, so exciting.

Here's what's driving the day. Incoming Trump, Chief of Staff,

Susie Wiles announced yesterday that the transition had finally signed a memorandum of understanding

with the Biden White House, which clears the way for coordination with the federal agencies

they will soon take over. The Trump team's unprecedented delay in signing these agreements

had alarmed former officials and ethics experts, as we told you on Monday. They warned it could

lead to conflicts of interest and leave the new government unprepared to govern on day one.

A quick one to keep your eye out for today is that the government is expected to

submit its sentencing recommendation in Hunter Biden's Delaware gun case. Also, Israel and Lebanon

agreed to a ceasefire last night, which began at 4 a.m. this morning. This ends 14 months of

fighting between Israel and Hezbollah.

The ceasefire deal was brokered by France and the United States, but it's not the one Biden

was hoping for.

As a capstone in his presidency, he is still hoping for an agreement to end hostilities

in Gaza.

Joining me now to talk about all of this is co-author of Natsac Daily, reporter

Eric Bazzel Amil. Eric, good morning, sir. Good morning. Thanks for having me, Eugene. Thanks for coming on.

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