I doubt Trump will actually spend much time getting "revenge".
Whether he sues the networks for partisanship is probably moot. It's pretty clear they have lost a lot of influence.
I would appreciate it if Trump does deport a lot of illegals. It essentially comes down to a resource issue. The US government is already running up huge deficits, we ought not to be spending deficit dollars on folks who aren't even citizens. Before we go to far down this path with the compassionate folks, there are billions of disadvantaged people in the world living well below what we would consider the poverty line. How many of those people should we bring into the country legally or ilegally? What's the right number? How many of those people do we use our resources on before all of the citizens of this country start to resemble the economic status of where we brought these people from? Is the job of the US government to protect the interests of its citizens first?
Trump is going to have a blank check on what he can do for at least 2 years.
If you paid close attention to Trump's last term and what he said about Tariff's this time around is that they are a negotiating tactic to get deals favorable to the interests of the US. So, for example, if the US can't sell American made cars in China, then Trump will suggest at the negotiating table that perhaps we'll put Tariff's on Chinese made goods that will make them to expensive to be sold in the US, making American's seek out other, cheaper options. It's called good business.
Hard to say what will happen with no taxes on tips and overtime. I suppose to cut down on the cheating the code will have to reflect that you're truly working in a low wage job, like as a waitress, and tips are a high percentage of your income. Just a guess.