Looks like Donald Trump may be arresting less, not more than the daily average of arrests in the District of Columbia.

A great fanfare! He's taken over! He's taken over D.C. He's trying to embarrass Blue State and Blue Municipality Leadership.

He's law and order, except the numbers don't support that.

Not only is the data wrong about the violence and the statistics about

the violent nature of crime in the District of Columbia has got it all backwards and upside down,

but he's also his arrest numbers seem to be less than the arrest that were being made

on an average day before he took it over.

I'm Michael Poppock.

Let's get down to the facts.

Let's rip the Band-Aid off here on Midas Touch and Legal AF.

To great fanfare on the first day of a trial, to step on the news of the first day of that trial in San Francisco against the Trump administration for violating the Posse

Convatitis Act by using U.S. military troops on domestic soil. What did Donald Trump do?

He held a press conference to announce he was federalizing and taking over D.C. Why? What was

the instigator for that? What was the reason for that? Because a staffer, 19-year-old staffer named Big Balls,

who's rummaging around your social security and my social security information on behalf of Doge

got jacked by a bunch of 14-year-olds. So because that happened, Donald Trump decided to talk about

knee-jerk reaction to take over an entire federal district and its police department.

And now they start cranking out this phony data about arrest.

There's been a hundred arrests, Carolyn Levitt said, the press secretary, since the operation started on Monday.

Except she ignores the fact that there were already 50 to 60 arrests a day in the District of Columbia

before the federalization.

So by my math, they're arresting less, not more people.

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