Tonight, the president moves to dismantle the Department of Education, what it means for schools across the country.

Then the latest on Trump's legal showdown as one judge is calling out the DOJ again.

Plus, Senator Bernie Sanders and Congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez hit the road for Democrats.

A look at their message on how it's landing with voters as the 11th hour gets underway on this Thursday night.

Good evening.

Once again, I am Stephanie Ruhl.

It is day 60 of the second Trump administration.

And in the two months since he took office, Donald Trump has made it his mission to slash

the government through executive orders.

Just today, he signed one to dismantle the Department of Education as much as he can

without an act of Congress.

Our own Garrett Haik has all those details.

President Trump tonight looking to keep a campaign promise.

I will sign an executive order to begin eliminating the federal department of education once

and for all.

At a White House event with school children and Republican governors.

The Democrats know it's right, and I hope they're going to be voting for it

because ultimately it may come before them. That's because this order may have little practical

impact. Only Congress can abolish an executive agency, a move Democrats oppose. And the White

House said today, core department responsibilities like managing student loans and Pell grants

and supporting special education will be preserved.

Beyond these core necessities, my administration will take all lawful steps to shut down.

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