Tonight on 360, President Trump takes a victory lap, the Department of Justice, and promises

more retribution against those he thinks did him wrong.

Also tonight, the Education Secretary says cuts to her department eliminate bureaucratic

bloat.

But a new lawsuit says layoffs undermine one office's ability to investigate allegations of

discrimination and protect the most vulnerable

children in America. And later, a successful takeoff for a delayed mission to return to

astronauts home. Good evening. Just over eight years ago, President Trump went to the CIA

headquarters in Langley, Virginia, and stood in front of a memorial wall dedicated to CIA officers

killed in the line of duty.

He used it as a backdrop for a speech that was largely about himself, his grievances, and his

perceived enemies. That speech was the day after his inauguration, and at the time, it shocked a lot

of people. It was a breach of decorum and grace. Well, today he did the same kind of thing,

and perhaps it was no big surprise.

His backdrop this time was the Department of Justice, which he's already filled with his attorneys and supporters.

The setting was far more meaningful. It appeared to be a victory lap over the agency that indicted him in two federal cases that were dismissed after he won the election.

His speech came after a number of DOJ attorneys and FBI agents involved in

the prosecutions of the January 6th attackers that he pardoned were forced out. The president

invoked a lot of his standard campaign lines about weaponization of justice against him and references

to Hunter Biden's laptop. He even exited to the village people's YMCA. The president made it clear all that pre-election

talk about retribution. He meant every word. We will expel the rogue actors and corrupt forces

from our government. We will expose and very much expose their egregious crimes and severe

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