Well, we talked about Hamas and we talked about disarmament.

And they're going to be given a very short period of time to disarm.

And we'll see how that works out.

If they don't disarm, as they agreed to do, they agreed to it.

And then they'll be held to pay for them.

And we don't want that.

We're not looking for that.

But they have to disarm within a fairly short period of time.

President Trump, with that warning to Hamas during a news conference with Israeli Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday. It came and made discussions

about how to advance a ceasefire deal in Gaza. The question is, what will the consequences be

if Hamas doesn't disarm? This comes as tensions between the United States and Venezuela escalate,

with the Trump administration conducting its first known land attack on that country.

The question is, how will Venezuela respond? And a major winter warning for millions of Americans

as a powerful storm barrels across the Midwest and the Great Lakes to the eastern part of the

country. The question is, how much snow, ice, and rain could we see? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early. The show that's going to get more sleep as part of its

New Year's resolutions.

I'm Eugene Daniels in for Ali Vitale on this Tuesday, December 30th. We'll start with the news.

President Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at his Mar-Lago Country Club yesterday

for discussion on the future of Gaza and other key Middle East conflicts. The pair, merging for the meeting, seemed perfectly in lockstep, complimenting each other with little sign of any disagreement.

Both Netanyahu and Trump called the meeting productive without providing really any details about their discussion.

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