UPDATE: White House Open To Meeting With Covington Kids After Shutdown

UPDATE: The White House has walked back the below leak, saying that a meeting could occur after the government shutdown is resolved.

Original report below

Laura Ingraham revealed Tuesday that “the Covington Catholic students threatened by the leftist internet mob will be meeting with @realDonaldTrump at the White House as early as tomorrow.”

Covington Catholic high school students were subjected to doxxing and threats of violence after they peacefully fended off their confronters — including the Black Hebrew Israelites and a Native activist named Nathan Phillips — near the Lincoln Memorial at the March for Life.

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For a while, it seemed like the media was running the table on this story, sending a message to the world that any peaceful people wearing MAGA hats — even Catholic teenagers — will be on the front lines of the cyber war against President Donald Trump and his supporters.

Then something beautiful happened.

A round-the-clock MAGA movement operation exposed the truth of what really happened during the incident, and pulled back the layers of deception that the media uses to concoct false narratives for Democrat and establishment political gain.

Now, the Covington Catholic high school students have the chance to clear their names, and to tell President Trump firsthand about the conditions of intimidation that exist for Trump supporters across the country.

What an accomplishment for these fine young men under trying circumstances!

I explain why the Covington Catholic MAGA kids should SUE media outlets for many reasons, and why Democrats are sending a creative message that NO Trump supporters are off limits for disgusting harassment/targetinghttps://t.co/AtTgeSSLdm

— Patrick Howley (@howleyreports) January 21, 2019

Here is a video of Native activist Nathan Phillips describing, with no conclusive evidence, how Eastern Michigan University students supposedly harassed him with racist slurs after he approached them in 2015.