Tonight, Donald Trump's blueprint for his second term.

He reveals just how far he plans to go and backs away from a key campaign pledge to cut grocery

prices.

Then, feeling the heat the Senate Republicans facing pressure to sign off on all of Trump's

nominees and growing alarm about mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey.

Now lawmakers are demanding answers as the 11th hour gets underway this Thursday night.

Good evening, everyone. I'm Eman Mohi in for Stephanie Rule this evening. And tonight, we are

learning much more about what to expect from Donald Trump when he returns to the White House

on January 20, 2025. The clues, so to speak, come from a wide-ranging interview that went along

with the president-elect being named Time Person of the Year.

Now, the magazine's decision was explained by its editor-in-chief Sam Jacobs, who wrote

on the cusp of his second presidency, all of us from his most fanatical supporters to his most

fervent critics are living in the age of Trump. This time, we think we know what to expect.

And the cover story gave us even more insight into Trump's second term.

He will begin pardoning January 6 rioters, quote, in the first hour, maybe the first nine

minutes.

And he will use the military to carry out his mass deportation plan, quote,

to the maximum level of what the law allows. But some of his comments are also called

for a fact check. For example, Trump said that the undocumented population in the U.S. could be

21 million people. The latest number from the Center for Migration Studies

estimates it is around 11.7 million. And when asked if he would end childhood vaccination programs,

he drew a false link between vaccines and autism. A common myth, but the CDC is clear that study

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