That have to balance out their trade, number one, that we've got to stop people from pouring into our country,

and we've stopped it. They haven't stopped it. We've stopped it.

They have to stop people for pouring in, and we have to stop fentanyl, and that includes China.

Fentanyl has killed this year at least 200,000 people.

It's boring in from China through Mexico and Canada, and they've got to stop it.

And if they don't stop it, the tariffs are going to get worse, a lot worse.

That was President Trump last night, laying out what Canada and Mexico would have to do

for him to lift the tariffs that he imposed over the weekend.

The extreme trade measures are already having a major impact on the markets this morning,

and the question is, how soon will those tariffs impact everyday Americans?

Meanwhile, the world's richest man now has access to the Treasury Department's payment systems.

The question is, will Congress stop Elon Musk from overturning

programs and spending priorities that they themselves approved? And we'll go through the growing

concerns about a possible purge within the FBI, where the question is, how will the Bureau's

employees respond to questions about their service to the country? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early,

the show that stayed up late to watch the Grammys and needs some of Sabrina Carpenter's espresso this morning.

I'm Ali Vitale on this Monday, February 3rd,

and we'll start with the news.

President Trump is making good on his threat to impose tariffs on three of the U.S.'s

biggest trading partners. That's Mexico, Canada, and China. The president signed three executive

orders on Saturday, while also threatening to increase tariffs on any country that retaliates.

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