How does Trump walk that fine line, between getting justice and unifying the country?

First, Trump is due an immeasurable amount of payback. From fake lawfare, the imprisoning of associates and the Gestapo level abuse of J6 protestors, let's not candy coat any of this. Obama's January 5 2017 Oval Office meeting STILL to this day needs to be addressed. Severely. That's the meeting which set into motion years' worth of DOJ and FISA warrant abuses. Absolute federal crimes were committed. All over a purely politically driven fantasy about the Steele dossier and some whispered claims of a Pee tape in a Moscow hotel room. All of it was pure fiction.


And yet, Trump is driven by a desire to be seen as a winner. Which is well enough, but I don't know how he balances getting due payback without the Machine trying to paint him as a dictator. They control the narrative. Still. The DC establishment and its tendrils across the federal bureaucracy are simply too big for one man, one President in one term, to take down. That's just a fact. There are too many moving parts, events across the globe, for that to happen.

So, does he go about making some superficial gestures, like pardoning the J6ers? (at least most of them) What CAN he do, legally, to make amends for the crimes of and by the Federal Gov't?

I don't know if there's a true best path that lies before him, I just want to see some real work done.