WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is set to visit the Justice Department on Friday to rally support for his administration's tough-on-crime agenda, an appearance expected to double as a victory lap after he emerged legally and politically unscathed from two federal prosecutions that were dismissed after his election win last fall.

Donald Trump visited the Justice Department to air grievances about criminal investigations he faced, claiming victimization by biased prosecutions. This visit signaled his intention to influence the department,

The president railed against the Justice Department prosecutions he once faced even as he denounced those who criticize judges.

The president revived a number of falsehoods he had used on the campaign trail last year, including his lie that the 2020 election was stolen from him.

President Donald Trump on Friday vowed to seek accountability for prosecutors and officials who pursued legal cases against him during his years out of power, speaking at the U.S. Justice Department whose prosecutors had brought some of those cases.

The president took a victory lap at the agency that twice indicted him, vowing to avenge “wrongs and abuses” and to expel enemies.