Outfront next. Breaking News. New York Attorney General Letitia James about to speak publicly for the first time since being indicted by Trump's DOJ as Trump's hand-picked prosecutor, Cleans House. Is John Bolton next? Also breaking Trump celebrating, but he calls an end to the war in Gaza. Major questions, though, remain.

Biden's ambassador to Israel is my guest. At an Outfront Special Report, a rare glimpse tonight

into one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in America, Skid Row. Let's go Outfront.

Good evening, I'm Erica Hill, in for Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight, breaking her silence,

New York Attorney General Letitia James, speaking out publicly tonight for the first time since she was

indicted by Trump's DOJ on charges related to alleged mortgage fraud. There are live pictures. We can

show you. There you go. This is the stage where James will soon be speaking.

She is slated to introduce another top Trump target, Zora and Mamdani, the Democratic Socialist frontrunner in the New York City mayoral race. Trump's hand-picked prosecutor, his former

personal attorney, Lindsay Halligan, secured the indictment against Letitia James, and tonight

further evidence, Halligan is making

her presence felt within the office after just three weeks on the job. We are learning that

Halligan's deputy, Maggie Cleary, a senior prosecutor in that office, was removed. She's now one

of at least five career prosecutors who have been either removed or resigned from the powerful U.S. Attorney's

Office in the Eastern District of Virginia. At a source telling CNN, Halligan is not done.

She wants to clean house, ousting anyone who may oppose her work on highly politicized cases like

Letitia James and James Comey, both, of course, recently indicted. And tonight, new questions about whether John Bolton, Trump's former national security

advisor, may be the president's next enemy to face a similar fate.

In a rare move, federal prosecutors meeting over the weekend to finalize the details of a

potential indictment against Bolton for mishandling national security information.

Now, this is someone who, of course, has not minced words when it comes to talking about Trump.

I don't think he's fit for office. I don't think he has the competence to carry out the job. Trump doesn't learn much very quickly. I think it's an indication his mind is full of mush. I think it is a retribution presidency.

Well, there's no secret that Donald Trump is looking for revenge. Trump continuing to send his Justice Department a clear message to just who he wants them to target next. Posting online,

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