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Surrounded by his cabinet at Camp David, President Trump rejected early signs suggesting Iranian hackers are behind a cyberattack that targeted more than 30 municipal water systems across Minnesota. No water was contaminated, but some communities had to conserve water temporarily. Minnesota is behind it. You know who's behind it? Minnesota because they're grossly incompetent. I think the governor is behind it. I don't think there was an Iranian cyberattack.
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz fired back, "Trump knows exactly who is responsible for this attack." Adding, "This is what modern warfare looks like, and it further illustrates there is no plan to win a war with Iran." Walz noted that Iran-affiliated actors used a similar playbook in 2023 to attack multiple water and wastewater facilities in the US. The FBI says the new cyberattacks did not just affect Minnesota and that at least seven states have reported incidents to the FBI just over the past four days. In some cases, the malicious activity led to water-pressure loss or flooding. Matt. All right, changing gears, Nancy, the president announced last night that the US has brokered what he's calling an historic agreement involving Hamas and Israel. What more can you tell us? Yes, so this arrangement would involve Hamas handing over all of its weapons in exchange for Israel's complete withdrawal from Gaza, but the sequencing appears to be the big sticking point here. Hamas says it's only going to disarm if Israel starts to withdraw first. Israeli officials haven't said anything about this plan, and President Trump himself was asked by reporters today how this is going to work. Who will go first? But he didn't specify. Matt. All right, Nancy, thank you very much.
