Tonight on 360, President Trump or Crypto King? How about both? The president's new foray

into cryptocurrency and the door it opens critics say to corruption on a big scale. Also tonight,

a court setback for his deportation agenda, even as he says, I don't know, when asked if he

provide due process for deportees or even uphold the Constitution.

And later a report from Israel as the Army there prepares to expand operations in Gaza for what

the Prime Minister says will not be just an in-and-out mission.

Good evening, thanks for joining us.

We begin tonight, keep them honest with the President's new line of work.

Now you might be saying, wait a minute, President's supposed to have a new line of work, and you'd be right in normal times, but it's pretty clear these are not that.

So, yeah, in addition to being President, Mr. Trump is deep now in the cryptocurrency business,

as is his wife, as are his sons.

And tonight, he's at his golf club outside Washington hosting a crypto industry fundraiser. The price tag for

admission, $1.5 million a plate. He's got another event coming up, a dinner for top buyers of the

meme coin he launched a day before his inauguration. He was asked about his coin over the weekend by

Kristen Welker of NBC News. What do you say to those who argue that when they hear that, they worry you're profiting

from the presidency?

I'm not profiting from anything.

Not profiting from anything.

Now, that remains to be seen.

No incoming chief executive has ever launched a money-making venture the day before taking

office or one for his wife as he did just days later.

What presidents, until this one, have done, as Jimmy Carter did, with his peanut farm in 1977, is put their businesses into blind trust to avoid even the perception of any conflict of interest.

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