Right now the ceasefire is holding.

And what you're seeing is, what the president wants to make, he doesn't want to make like a small deal.

He wants to make the grand bargain.

And what he's basically offering to Iran is very simple, and frankly, it's something that no president has, I think, has had the ability to offer.

He said that if you're willing to act like a normal country, we are willing to treat you

economically like a normal country. He doesn't want a small deal.

Those comments from Vice President J.D. Vance yesterday coming days after marathon negotiations in

Pakistan ended

without any real results. And it comes as President Trump is floating the possibility of talks

resuming this weekend. The question is, or rather this week, the question is, can the vice

president and other top officials secure everything the president wants? Also ahead, we're going

to go through the latest sexual misconduct allegations

against now former Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell. The question is, will Congress

take more action following high-profile allegations against Swalwell and other lawmakers?

Meanwhile, here in Washington, Republican leadership is ready to move forward with a plan

to fully fund the Department of Homeland Security.

They could do it without any support from Democrats.

The question is, can this risky strategy actually work?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early.

Show that really needs to get its taxes done.

Let us be a lesson for you.

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