Wake up, Mr. President.

The lead starts right now.

From the man who coined the term Sleepy Joe, President Trump appearing to doze off during his own cabinet meeting.

Well, just minutes earlier, we learned new details about that second follow-up strike on the suspected drug boom.

Plus, on this Giving Tuesday, how about $6 billion, billion with a B from the Dells,

the couple behind one of the biggest tech companies in the world, making a mega donation towards Trump accounts for kids.

And he's been trolling Sean Diddy Combs for years, and now rapper Fiddy Cent is dropping his

Netflix doc, the revealing scenes that have Diddy's lawyers taking legal action.

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapper. We're going to start in our politics lead. The Trump

administration today in a two-hour-plus long cabinet meeting defended military strikes of

questionable legality against alleged drugboats in the Caribbean, even amid growing bipartisan

concerns on Capitol Hill, that that follow-up strike, killing survivors

on September 2nd, may have constituted a war crime, one that the Secretary of Defense seems

suddenly eager to note that he did not specifically order.

We've only just begun striking narco boats and putting narco terrorists at the bottom of the ocean.

We always have the back of our commanders who are making decisions in difficult situations.

Okay, so that last part is Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth referring to Admiral Frank Mitch Bradley,

who at the time of that second strike was commander of joint special operations.

The White House also says that Hegseth authorized Admiral Bradley to conduct those strikes

and kill everyone on board.

Here was Hegseth himself on Fox, however, just one day after that strike.

I watched it live. We knew exactly who was in that boat. We knew exactly what they were doing,

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