All right, today we're following breaking news on another plane crash. This one, a small medical

transport jet carrying six people, including a pediatric patient. It crashed into a northeast

Philadelphia neighborhood last night, less than a minute after takeoff. We're going to get the very

latest from the crash site. We do know now that there are injuries at the crash site, people who

are on the ground. Plus, growing fears about air traffic around Reagan National Airport as the

investigation continues into Wednesday night's deadly mid-air collision between a passenger jet

and an Army Black Hawk helicopter. And then we'll go live to Tel Aviv as a fourth hostage

prisoner exchange is taking

place this morning amid a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Gaza. And some of Donald Trump's

most vulnerable and arguably most dangerous national security and intelligence nominees are now

working their way through the Senate confirmation process, just as a purge of career FBI

officials appears to be underway. All of this. Plus, today is day one of Donald Trump's

tariffs on America's biggest trading partners. What the tariffs actually mean, who's footing the

bill for them, and what it means for you. Velshi starts now.

Hey, good morning.

Saturday, February the 1st, a massive purge of the Department of Justice happening as we speak

as Donald Trump's new administration attempts to gut the country's top

law enforcement agency. The latest in a series of alarming signs that the president and his allies

are actively dismantling the DOJ's independence. Last night featured another wave of shock

dismissals, this time within the FBI. NBC News reports that the Trump administration has forced out

about two dozen officials across the country. That list includes six of the most senior executives

at the FBI's headquarters who oversaw important arms of the agency, like the National

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