Trump says return to full scale war with Iran ‘highly unlikely’ as peace talks pick up

Good morning. It's Tuesday, November 10th. Thank you so much for joining us on this edition of Wake Up. I'm Natasha Sweet. Representative Thomas Massie has introduced articles of impeachment against War Secretary Pete Hegseth, suggesting Governor Ron DeSantis as a possible successor. He has been effective. He was effective at killing 200 schoolchildren. He was effective at bombing fishing boats that may or may not have had people who were guilty I'm guilty of smuggling drugs. He's been effective at waging an unconstitutional kidnapping in Venezuela. Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, accused Hegseth of mismanaging foreign conflicts and outlined multiple issues in his leadership. President Trump, however, has reaffirmed his support for Hegseth, calling Massey a loser in the wake of the impeachment effort. Massie is a loser. Just like you're a loser at CNN. The measure could gain momentum among GOP members who are discontent with the outcome of recent military operations. Hegseth is scheduled to address the impeachment articles during a press conference at the Pentagon today. President Donald Trump addressed NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's admission of an extramarital affair with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy expressing sympathy for his suffering. I believe he's suffering greatly. I read his statement and I believe he's suffering greatly. I really appreciate it. More so because of his family, his wife, who he loves, and his family. Trump said he discussed the matter with Huang, who he claimed was unaware of the woman's suspected spy status. Huang's admission came after images of him with Alice Huang surfaced, sparking further interest from the FBI, which is investigating their relationship. Jensen Huang has stated his affair hurt his family and took responsibility for his actions. Trump continues to support him as a key advisor on artificial intelligence despite tensions over China. The Senate has cleared a significant hurdle for a bipartisan bill aimed at streamlining energy projects across the country, targeting a major overhaul of permitting processes. People want to have a little bit lower energy cost. We'll get it back down. The Senate voted 73 to 25 to advance the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, or BAJA, which aims to simplify federal permitting for energy projects like highways and power lines. With support from both sides of the aisle, the bill still faces a challenging path in the House where many Democrats want to delay discussions. As it stands, crucial amendments have been made to address environmental concerns, but opposition remains strong among some groups, including prominent environmental organizations and tribal advocates. Trump has thrown his support behind the bill, signaling a A potential shift in energy policy. Well, thank you for joining us on this Tuesday morning. For more stories, be sure to head on over to our website and give us a follow on social media so you can stay in the know on all that's trending in politics. Have a great day.