Out front next, the White House defending a fake image of an anti-ice protester saying the memes will continue.

This is a Minnesota official says ICE is also misleading Americans on important numbers.

He's our guest, and so is the lawyer for the woman arrested for protesting at a church service.

Plus more breaking news this hour, the Trump administration

now investigating more than a dozen Democratic states, including New Jersey. The state's new

governor, Mikey Sherrill, is out front tonight. And Trump is a, quote, deeply psychiatrically

disordered man. That from the president's niece, Mary Trump. So what changes has she noticed in the

president? She's our guest. Let's go out front. Good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. And out front

tonight, the memes will continue. Those are the flippant words from the White House about the

misinformation it is putting out about an anti-ice protester. And all of it coming as tensions on the ground in Minneapolis are high.

We're talking about this image of Nikima Levi-Armstrong. She is one of the organizers of the

protest that interrupted a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota. Now, she was on this program last

night. She was arrested today.

Now, let's take a look at the image. It appears to show Armstrong crying. It was posted by the White

House with the headline arrested. Now, the problem with it is, is that it is fake. And there are

several ways we know that. First, Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noam actually posted

the actual image. It shows Armstrong being led away with a serious expression on her face. Absolutely,

no tears. Secondly, the White House essentially admitted it was doctored when asked about it. The White

House response was, enforcement of the law will continue. The memes will continue.

A meme. Now, obviously, nowhere in their original post of her crying did they say or suggest it was a meme.

It was just put out from their official account which Americans should be able to trust as truth, federal government, an actual official site.

Well, this is what Armstrong was talking about

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