Tonight on 360, the president tries to reshape the Federal Reserve by firing a member and

pressuring its chairman, what it could mean to the economy if he gets the kind of fed he wants.

Also tonight, as the president continues saying Americans would be okay with a dictator if he got

crime to come down, his cabinet puts on a show praising the president over and over.

And later, a story almost tailor-made for anyone with a song in their heart or a rooting interest

in the Kansas City Chiefs. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey are engaged, announced on Instagram.

Good evening, thanks for joining us. We begin tonight with the president's latest attempt to assert

his power

in the face of generations of history, tradition, norms, and perhaps the law. In this case,

trying to fire a member of the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors. It's never happened in the

Fed's 111-year history as the nation's central bank. But it happened last night to Fed Governor

Lisa Cook, the first black woman to hold the position.

The president made his announcement on social media while we were on the air last night.

Tonight, the Wall Street Journal is reporting that he wants to quickly name an ally as her successor.

Ms. Cook, however, says she's not going anywhere.

Quoting now from a statement share with CNN, President Trump purported to fire me,

she wrote, for cause when no cause exists under the law, and he has no authority to do so.

I will not resign. She also says she'll be suing the administration. The president was asked

about it at today's cabinet meeting. Her lawyer has said that they're going to be filing a lawsuit challenging this legal action.

What is your response, are you prepared for a legal fight?

And then a little bit more of a-

Oh, sure.

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