I have already indications that many targets that were recommended by the Secretary of Defense

were rejected by CENTCOM, that they were civilian targets.

I believe that people are already saying no to the hierarchy.

The CENTCOM commander is walking a very thin line where he is trying to do the best he can to implement military objectives as he understands them without getting fired.

That was retired Army General, Major General Randy Manor, telling MS now that military officials have said no to targets in Iran

recommended by Defense Secretary Pete Hegeset.

Comes as the U.S. and Iran have a two-week ceasefire in place, as long as Iran keeps the straight of Hamews open.

The question is, will this truce last long enough to get a permanent deal?

Last night's announcement is having a major impact on markets and

oil prices, which are now under $100 a barrel. The question is, will Americans see any immediate

changes at the gas pump? Plus, acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche spoke to the media

yesterday for the first time since taking over for Pam Bondi. question is, does he plan to pick up where she left off?

Folks, it's way too early for this.

All right, good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that can't get enough of these

never-before-seen photos of the far side of the moon. Look at that. We'll have more on that story

in just a bit. I want to go there. I'm Sam Stein. I'm Sam Stein in for Ali Vitale on this,

Wednesday, April 8th. Start with the news. After nearly 40 days of continuous fighting, the United States and Iran have now agreed

to a two-week ceasefire.

President Trump announced the agreement on social media last night, just about an hour

before his self-imposed deadline for Iran to come to a deal or face the obliteration

of its infrastructure and, in the president's

words, its whole civilization.

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