Tonight, after 11 months, our border is secure.

Inflation is stopped.

Wages are up. Prices are down.

Our nation is strong.

America is respected, and our country is back stronger than ever before.

We're poised for an economic boom, the likes of which the world has never seen.

That was President Trump delivering a White House address last night, defending his handling

of the economy.

The question is, how much of what he said is actually true?

We're going to go through that in just a moment.

Also ahead, we've got an update on the search for the Brown University shooter as it continues this morning. Investigators now seeking a person

who may have crossed paths with the killer. The question is, or authorities any closer to solving

this case? And here in Washington, House lawmakers are leaving town after passing a GOP-led

health care bill that doesn't extend insurance subsidies,

prompting some pushback from some Republicans.

The question is, could this put Speaker Mike Johnson's job in jeopardy?

It's way too early.

The show that was up late watching the president's address, but these are the things we do to make sure you guys have the news you need.

I'm Ali Vitale, a little tired on this Thursday, December 18th.

We will start with that news that had us all up late because President Trump's last night

addressed to the country to highlight what his administration has achieved in his eyes since he took office.

His speech, though, was very partisan, almost campaign rally-like, blaming Democrats and

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