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Tonight on 360, the president takes a victory lap on his big bill, but will he still be celebrating when the political bill comes due and millions of Americans may be hurt by it?

Also tonight only on CNN, a juror, and the Sean Combs trial speaks out on the prosecution evidence that landed and more that didn't.

Plus, the White House wants at least 3,000 arrests a day in its promised mass deportation campaign, but to reach that, who are these

masked agents grabbing off the streets and in Home Depot parking lots? Good evening, thanks for

joining us. Take a look. These are the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines, in Des Moines, where President

Trump will be speaking shortly. The official reason for his visit is to kick off a year-long

countdown to the nation's

250th birthday celebrations next summer. But it's hard to imagine when he takes the podium about

a half hour from now that he won't be celebrating his first big legislative victory of a second

term, namely final passage of his all-in-one tax spending and policy bill. He was already

talking about it in the signing ceremony tomorrow

on his way to Iowa.

So we're signing at about 5 o'clock, and at about 5 o'clock we're going to have B-2s and F-22s

and F-35s flying right over the White House. And the Speaker and I and John Thune were all there together with

most, I think most Republican senators and Congress, men and women. And it's going to be a great

day. So we'll be signing with those beautiful planes flying right over our heads.

The measure narrowly clear the House today after enough skeptical far-right Republicans finally got on board,

and House Democratic leader Kim Jeffries ended what became a record-breaking effort,

talking for more than eight and a half hours to try and delay a vote.

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