And I became president.

Then the second time, I got millions more votes.

I got the first time.

I was told if I got 63 million, which is what I got the first time, you would win.

You can't not win.

And I got millions of more votes than that.

And lost by a whisker.

That was Donald Trump appearing to finally concede that he lost the 2020 election.

We'll see if he backtracks on that and get more from that interview, which took place

less than a week before the first presidential debate between the former president and

Vice President Harris. Also ahead, we'll go through the Department of Justice's indictments of six senior Hamas leaders for the October 7th terror attacks in Israel.

And meanwhile, Israelis continue massive protests over the killings of six

hostages in Gaza, demanding a ceasefire deal, and blaming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

for their deaths. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, September 4th.

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

We'll begin this morning with the Department of Justice, which has charged six senior

leaders of Hamas with terrorism and other crimes in connection to the October 7th attacks on

Israel. Among the indicted is the terror group's newly appointed political head. In a news release,

the DOJ identified the defendants as senior leaders of Hamas who have

played a key role in overseeing a decades-long campaign of terrorism, including on October 7th.

The department filed the complaint under seal in February to try to give the United States time to take Hamas's

then leader into custody. That leader's death in July and other developments lessened

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