We're going to get it done.

The Democrats have caused the problem on food stamps.

All they have to do is sign.

And, you know, they sign, I'll meet with them.

They're all saying, well, they actually said Trump is doing an amazing job in this trip.

This trip, we'll bring you back trillions of dollars, so it's hard.

But they do want to meet with me when I get back.

But I say get the economy open and we'll meet, I'll meet and we'll solve any difficulty.

I was President Trump addressing SNAP benefits lapsing overnight on Air Force One.

The federal assistance for millions of Americans is set to run out of money on Saturday.

And the Trump administration says it won't use contingency funding for that aid.

The question is, can Congress find a way to make sure people don't go hungry?

Meanwhile, the president is in South Korea this morning, ahead of a high-stakes meeting tomorrow with China's leader.

The question is, what are the goals for both sides in that sit down?

Also ahead, we'll bring you the latest on Hurricane Melissa, which is now hammering Cuba after making landfall yesterday in Jamaica.

The question is, how bad is the damage from one of the strongest storms on record in the Atlantic Ocean?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that's hoping for the best for everyone impacted by that storm.

I'm Ali Vitale on this Wednesday, October 29th.

We'll start with news.

President Trump is now in South Korea for the third and final leg of his trip across Asia.

Over the past few hours, the president met with his South Korean counterpart as the two countries worked to finalize a trade deal.

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