We've achieved what everybody said was impossible.

At long last, we have peace in the Middle East.

It's a very simple expression.

Peace in the Middle East and we've heard it for many years,

but nobody thought it could ever get there, and now we're there.

I was President Trump in Egypt yesterday with world leaders celebrating the ceasefire between

Israel and Hamas. The question is what comes next for Gaza and the Palestinian people.

Meanwhile, here in Washington, D.C., Speaker Mike Johnson says he won't negotiate with Democrats

until they back off their demands on extending health care tax credits. The question is,

how long does that mean this shutdown is going to last?

Also, a head New York Attorney General Letitia James makes her first public appearance since her indictment.

The question is, what'd she say about the case?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that can't believe it's only Tuesday,

though in fairness to us, we were on the air for two hours yesterday, so we've almost done three shows now for the week. I'm Ali Vitale on this Tuesday, October 14th, and we'll start

with the news overseas

that we were tracking in real time yesterday. Leaders from more than 20 countries met in a coastal

Egyptian resort town, hours after Hamas released the 20 remaining living of Israeli hostages.

The summit was designed to support the ceasefire, brokered by the United States, to bring an end

to the fighting between Israel and Hamas.

It was also designed to help establish a long-term vision for governing and rebuilding Gaza.

Notably, President Trump met yesterday with Mahmoud Abbas, the leader of the Palestinian Authority.

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