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I'm Daily Wire editor-in-chief John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Tuesday, February 4th, and this is your Morning Wire afternoon update.

Two of President Trump's most controversial cabinet picks are moving closer to being confirmed. DailyWire Senior Editor Cabot Phillips has more.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has passed the Senate Finance Committee hurdle by a narrow 1413

party line vote. He now heads to a floor vote in his bid to head up the Department of Health

and Human Services. Meanwhile, Tulsi Gabbard has made it through the Senate Intelligence Committee

and her nomination for Director of National Intelligence, despite having a tough confirmation

hearing. She made it through with a narrow 98 party line vote.

Ahead of the vote, Gabbard secured critical GOP support from Senators Collins, Lankford,

and Young, who had been on the fence.

During her hearing, she defended her record, pledging stronger oversight on intelligence leaks.

We'll have more on the confirmations tomorrow morning.

President Trump is considering using his executive powers to gut the Department of Education.

He then plans to push Congress to abolish the agency entirely.

Daily Wire Deputy Managing editor Tim Rice has the details.

The order would slash most of the department's functions, reassign some programs to other federal agencies, and retain certain functions required by law.

The move aligns with Trump's campaign promise to return control of education to the states and stop the agency from promoting what he calls the indoctrination of American youth.

The plan may be delayed until after Education Secretary-designate Linda

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