Thanks to our cuts today. The economy is booming.

Our economy is booming. You know, you don't read about it.

You don't see it so much because of what's going on in Iran, which is really, you know, it's been two months.

I mean, two months. You've been in other wars for 18 years, four years with me.

I'm in there for a month. Well, he said he'd get out a month.

Did you see where I did a list last week? 17 years in Vietnam, five years in Afghanistan,

and more, much more than that, and all these different places. And I said, we were in there for two months.

And you know what?

We're going to have victory very shortly.

President Trump there once again presenting his version of the state of the economy

and repeating his claim that the war will end shortly.

Those comments last night in Las Vegas came,

as a second round of talks might happen as soon as this weekend around Iran.

The question is, do the negotiations have any chance of producing a deal that actually ends the war?

Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill, a group of Democrats trying to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegeseth.

The question is, why are they pursuing what would be a long-shot effort?

Plus, a surprising, prising move from President Trump, picking a strong supporter of vaccines

to serve as the next director of the CDC.

The question is why the sudden shift, after including so many vaccine skeptics in the administration?

It's crazy that's a headline.

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early.

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