Tonight on 360, the former president goes to Washington to formalize his almost total

takeover of the Republican Party, what he told lawmakers behind closed doors, and what

it signals about his plans if reelected.

Also tonight, CNN Stoney O'Sullivan talking with Trump supporters about what they think will happen to the country if he loses

and to a Pulitzer Prize winning historian about what she thinks might happen if he wins.

Also breaking news on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas already under scrutiny for

accepting millions of dollars in gifts and travel over the years.

Now the Senate Judiciary Committee

reveals three more trips he took but did not disclose.

Good evening, thanks for joining us.

We begin tonight, keeping him honest,

with the former President's day in Washington with his party and that

use of the possessive to describe the Republican senators and House members he met

with today in separate closed-door sessions each just steps from the Capitol is

no accident because if he's done nothing else

over the last three and a half years of insurrection and search warrants and indictments

and trials and felony convictions it has been to remake the party of Ronald Reagan in his own image.

At the House meeting he made a point of reminding members that nearly every Republican who

voted to impeach him has either been voted out of office or retired.

Not that by this point the survivors really needed reminding.

Listen to Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson almost basking in the afterglow,

and majority whip Tom Emmer, a self-proclaimed tough on crime lawmaker, attacking the criminal

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