I think there are questions that some members have, and we're going to be working for an answer.

Are you among the members who have questions?

Well, I'm looking to be supporting.

The articles I read.

Yeah, there's a member concerning.

I don't know if it's true or not, but he'll go through the process.

He'd be asked about it.

We'll see what happens.

He said yesterday responding to the growing allegations against Pete Hegseth,

Donald Trump's pick, to serve as Secretary of Defense.

We'll bring you more from Capitol Hill,

as well as new reporting on who Trump may already be considering

naming to replace Hegseth. Also ahead, the latest from South Korea, where lawmakers are working

to impeach the country's president following his abrupt martial law declaration yesterday,

and will explain how Donald Trump's attorneys are trying to use President Biden's pardon of his son Hunter

to get one of Trump's legal cases dismissed. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, December 4th.

I'm Johnth Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us.

We'll begin this morning with the president of South Korea, facing calls for impeachment after he

declared martial law. President Yun Suk Yul abruptly imposed the emergency law yesterday,

claiming the opposition was, quote, trying to overthrow the free democracy.

Youen accused the Democratic Party there of anti-state activities and sympathizing with North Korea.

This was the first time a South Korean president had declared martial law since the country's

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