Out front next, the breaking news, Trump versus the Fed chair, Trump's own Treasury Secretary,

unhappy over Trump's DOJ going after Jerome Powell.

And one of MAGA's most loyal voices asks, what's the case here?

Plus, a quote, federal invasion.

That's what Minnesota officials are accusing the Trump administration of tonight,

as they send an additional thousand officers to Minneapolis in the wake of Renee Good's death.

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, who represents Minneapolis, is our guest tonight.

And breaking, leave now.

The State Department warning any American citizens in Iran to get out now as new video

reveals a terrifying picture of bloodshed taking place at protests. Let's go out front.

And good evening. I'm Erin Burnett. And out front tonight, we begin with breaking news. Trump's

inner circle cracking.

The DOJ's unprecedented investigation into Fed Chairman Jerome Powell meeting serious resistance

from Trump's own Treasury Secretary, who's a stout loyalist on economic issues. Our Kristen Holmes

is reporting that Scott Besson, Secretary Besson, has told people that he is not happy with the DOJ's

decision to go after Powell. The case against him is supposedly misleading Congress about what is now a

$2.5 billion renovation of Fed headquarters. But what is the investigation about? I mean, it's unclear.

We do know that that is vastly over budget. Powell has explained. He's talked about that. He's testified to it. He said it's because of the age of the building, it's historic registry, nature, the cost of supplies and labor, which have gone up in part because of tariffs. But to be clear, this renovation as a premise is a fig leaf for Trump.

He doesn't like Powell and he wants him out.

Even one of Maga's most loyal voices is calling that out tonight.

What is the case here?

Again, just to put it out there, the DOJ should not be used for political purposes.

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