The initial order from Secretary Hague said everyone be killed and did that come from President Trump?

I saw that quoted in a Washington Post story. I would reject that the Secretary of War ever said that.

However, the President has made it quite clear that if narco-terrorists, again, are trafficking illegal drugs towards the United States, he has

the authority to kill them.

And that's what this administration is doing.

That was White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt yesterday, as the Trump administration

continues to defend a second strike on an alleged drug vote that was carried out back in

September.

The question is, does that second attack constitute a war crime?

Meanwhile, Homeland Secretary Kristy Noem is calling for a full travel ban

in the wake of the attack on two National Guard members here in D.C.

The question is, will President Trump now push for one, too?

Plus, a special election today in Tennessee for a congressional seat that could provide a preview of what's to come in next year's midterms.

The question is, how will the Republican candidate fare and what's been a reliably conservative district?

It's way too early for this.

Thank you. Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that may have spent a bit too much on Cyber Monday and Black Friday and all of the days in between there.

Yeah, it's a problem. It's fine. A lot of gifts coming this season.

Mally Vitale on this Tuesday, December 2nd, and we'll start with the news.

Amid bipartisan scrutiny and calls for congressional investigations, the Trump administration confirmed yesterday that the U.S. military did, in fact, launch a second follow-up strike

on an alleged drug boat in September. White House press secretary Caroline Levitt said that

Admiral Frank M. Bradley ordered the double-tap attack, killing two people who had survived the

first blast. But she insisted the Navy commander acted within his authority and the law to do so.

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