I think you've got a pretty good understanding of how big it is. It's a very large deal, very big deal. It's a very big deal right now. This is a bigger deal. This is a much bigger, better, stronger deal for both of us than we ever even contemplated before. It's a big deal. It's very conclusive and it's a great deal, and it's a very big deal, actually.

So he's saying it's a big deal.

President Trump at the White House yesterday, hyping up his trade deal with the U.K.

The question is, was the president overselling an agreement that hasn't even been finalized yet?

Plus, we'll have a recap of the historic day at the Vatican with the selection of the first American Pope.

The question is, where does Pope Leo the 14th stand on key issues?

Also ahead, we'll go through former President Biden's latest TV appearance.

This time, it's on the view.

The question is, would Democrats prefer that he just stay out of the spotlight?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early,

the show that's asking the eternal question about the Chicago-born Pope, Cubs or White Sox.

His brother actually gave reporters the answer.

I'm Ali Vitale on this Friday, May 9th, and we'll start with that news.

There's a new leader of the Catholic Church, and it's an American from Chicago.

Abamos Papam.

Thank you. Abbeos Papam. Yesterday, the conclave in Vatican City chose Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost to be the next Pope.

He will now be known as Pope Leo the 14th.

Leo is 69 years old and the first American-born Pope

in the church's history. Yesterday, he addressed the public for the first time from the balcony

of St. Peter's Basilica. Speaking in Spanish and Italian, Leo urged the world to seek peace

and remember those who suffer. Leo is a member of the Order of St. Augustine.

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