Hey there, everybody. It's 4 o'clock in New York. We start today with the growing chasm between the truth and the facts on the ground in Minnesota and what the Trump administration desperately wants you to believe instead of the truth. Consider, for starters,

what MS now currently has in its possession, the first official internal timeline of the fatal

shooting of an American citizen, 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Prettie, at the hands of immigration

officers. It tells a very different story than what we've heard from high-ranking members of the

Trump administration. That preliminary review from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, an almost

minute-by-minute account, makes no mention zero of Alex Pruddy ever, quote, brandishing a weapon,

as DHS Secretary Christie Nome asserted in the earliest moments and hours after the killing.

Nor does it back up her assertion that Prettie wanted to do, quote,

maximum damage on individuals and to kill law enforcement, end quote.

What we do know, though, today the Border Patrol agents involved in the shooting and killing of Alex Prattie were placed on paid administrative leave.

That yawning gap between what the Trump administration is saying and what it is doing goes even further.

Despite what Donald Trump told a journalist from ABC News that the American people could see a more relaxed approach to immigration

in Minnesota now that Tom Homan is in charge. There is no evidence available to us that

operations there have scaled back at all. There is another part of that conversation. Donald

Trump conducted with ABC News that we want to tell you about. First, a bit of a back story.

Here's what happened to Congresswoman Ilhan Omar,

a frequent target of Donald Trump's attacks

at her town hall last night.

And DHS Secretary Christine Nome must resign or face impeachment.

We must resign.

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