Tom Holman, Christenome are people.

They've been incredible, the job they've done.

And they take nothing but abuse, but, you know, they're sort of pretty hardened to that, I think.

Because they know they're doing the right thing.

It just amazes me that there's not more support out there.

It's just we actually have a silent support.

I think it's a silent.

I think that's how I won.

I got probably 85 million votes.

They say 78 million, 79 million.

They cheated in this election, too.

It was just too big to rig.

President Trump yesterday with a rare acknowledgement about a lack of support for cheated in this election, too. It was just too big to rig.

President Trump yesterday with a rare acknowledgement about a lack of support for some of his administration's policies and then seamlessly transitioning into false claims about voter fraud

for an election he won. The question is, can we expect more of this tonight at his

State of the Union address? Plus, today marks four years since Russia's

invasion of Ukraine, a war the president said repeatedly he could end on day one if elected to a second

term. The question is now, are negotiators any closer to that peace deal? Also ahead, new reporting

on the concerns a top general is raising to President Trump about a military

campaign against Iran. The question is, if the U.S. strikes against Iran last summer were so

successful, why does the president need to hit the country again? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early.

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