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Tonight on 360, the president calls Democratic lawmakers, traders, says their reminder that troops must disobey

unlawful orders is seditious and says the death penalty for that is death. We'll talk to one of the

lawmakers. He threatened a Navy veteran. Also tonight with the 30-day clock ticking for releasing the

Epstein files, there's already new fallout from one former Epstein associate and new questions about

how much disclosure to expect.

Karas Swisher joins us for that. And the two administration officials leading the legal campaign against

the president's enemies tonight, we know that one of their investigations is itself under federal

investigation. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. We begin tonight in a world where this is not an outlandish question.

Just to be clear, does the president want to execute members of Congress?

And that actually happened today in the White House briefing room. And what makes it neither outlandish nor even out of line is that this also happened.

A social media post from the president, which reads, seditious behavior punishable by death.

Now, the president is talking about a video put out Tuesday by six Democratic lawmakers, all

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