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Tonight on 360, the President of California promises disaster relief but puts two conditions on helping, one about election

law, the other about water. I'm keeping them honest. Also, the vote for Pete Hegesath to become

defense secretary is coming up tonight, and there's new uncertainty among Republicans if he has the

votes he needs. And later, what one of the January 6 ringleaders, Enrique Tario, told CNN's

Laura Coates about retribution after he was freed by the president

from a 22-year sentence for a seditious conspiracy. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. President Trump is in the

Los Angeles area tonight, witnessing firsthand the fire damage, enormous destruction and dislocation

from the worst wildfires and generations. He robbed a little less than two hours ago, took a tour of one of the fire zones, and is

being briefed by officials.

He and the First Lady were greeted on arrival by the governor of California, Gavin Newsom,

whom he promised to work with, in his words, to get it done.

We want to get it fixed.

We want to get the problem fixed. And there'll be some ways, but

it's like you got hit by a bomb, right? When you think of it, I mean, nothing like this has happened.

And we're going to get it fixed. So we'll get it permanently fixed. So it can't happen again.

And again. Now, it's the sort of thing presidents say to governors

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