President Trump directed his corrupt billionaire friend Elon Musk to ransack a critical agency of the U.S. government.

We are witnessing a constitutional crisis.

It is the lead development agency in the world.

And no one elected Elon Musk to dismantle it.

It is illegal.

We don't have a fourth branch of government called Elon Musk.

Democratic lawmakers there yesterday protesting outside of the U.S. aid office as the Trump administration

and Elon Musk moved to shut down the agency.

The question this morning is, do the president and an unelected billionaire have the authority

to actually eliminate USAID?

Plus, President Trump is delaying tariffs on Canada and Mexico for at least a month after

speaking with leaders from both countries.

The question is, will we follow through now with that agreement?

And we'll bring you the latest from Capitol Hill on President Trump's controversial cabinet nominees,

where the question is, are senators starting to come around on RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard?

Sounds like it. It's way too early, the show that's learning more about breakfast with Taylor Swift.

We're going to explain that one ahead.

I'm Ali Vitale on this Tuesday, February 4th, and we'll start with the news.

We begin with the latest efforts by the Trump

administration to shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development. Secretary of State

Marco Rubio said yesterday that he's now the acting director of U.S. aid. He's appointed a man named

Pete Morocco, a state department official, to review all of the work done by the agency.

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