Good evening. I'm Amna Nawaz. And I'm Jeff Bennett on the News Hour tonight.

Congratulations. Thank you. Donald Trump returns to Washington, meeting with President Biden and members of Congress,

as the Senate chooses a new leader. More Trump loyalists are named for top cabinet positions, including

Congressman Matt Gates as Attorney General and a Fox News host to head the Defense Department.

And we look at why more Latinos voted for Donald Trump this year and what that means for future

elections.

Welcome to the News Hour. President-elect Donald Trump took a victory lap in the nation's capital today,

bouncing from meetings with House

Republicans to the Oval Office, which is soon to be his again.

President Biden hosted Trump for nearly two hours, a familiar ritual in the peaceful

handoff of power. That comes as critical roles are being filled, from more members of Trump's

cabinet to new leaders in the Senate.

Lisa Desjardin begins our coverage.

The 47th president of the United States.

Donald J. Trump.

Donald Trump's big return to Washington echoed his rallies on the campaign trail.

God bless the USA.

Walk up song and all.

It's nice to win.

The president elect spoke to House Republican leadership for the first time since his victory

last week, declaring GOP control of the lower chamber.

That is within reach, but it has not been called yet, with more than a dozen House races still uncertain.

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