Happening now, breaking news.

10,000 jobs cut at the Department of Health and Human Services.

Secretary Robert of Kennedy Jr. says this is a, quote, win-win for Americans.

Plus, escalating trade war.

President Trump's slapping a 25% tariff on all imported cars and car parts, meaning you'll be paying thousands of dollars more.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

Pamela Brown is off today.

I'm Wolf Fletzer. You're in the Situation Room.

Thank you. You're in the situation room. This is CNN breaking news.

And we begin with the breaking news.

The Health and Human Services Secretary Robert of Kennedy Jr.

is announcing that his department will be cutting 10,000 jobs.

Let's go live to our medical correspondent Meg Terrell right now.

So Meg, what more are you learning about these cuts?

Well, if they're sizable, on top of the 10,000 new jobs they're cutting as part of this massive restructuring,

there already have been 10,000 employees, they say,

who voluntarily departed the Health of Human Services Department. And so together, that reduces

the size to 62,000 employees. That's about a quarter of employees in the health department,

gone. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. saying in the statement from the agency this morning,

quote, we aren't just reducing bureaucratic sprawl. We're aligning the organization with its core mission

and our new priorities and reversing the chronic disease epidemic. This department will do more,

a lot more, he says, at a lower cost to the taxpayer. They estimated it'll save $1.8 billion

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