Is this Wall Street Journal photo legit?

Two editions? One prior his speech at the rally in Phoenix, but after his visit in Mexico. The other post his rally in Phoenix.

They're from the same day. The dates on them match, as do the other articles and ads.

I think they printed one before the speech and only released one, though it could be along the lines of the whoops you posted. Twitter's abuzz like the WSJ is catering to audiences or trying to sway minds. I don't think it's that.

Why I was talking about two editions, prior and post the rally in Phoenix. Hmm.

The what's news columns are different too.

An afternoon and evening release from the same day, maybe? That could make sense, too. I could see how they'd both show the same photo, but have one with content about the meet and the other before the talk.

Perhaps. I'm not aware if they run two releases a day? Would explain the change in the commercials on the top too.

I tried looking for this in snopes earlier and couldn't find it, but when I Googled "How many editions does the WSJ print each day" just now, I got this: http://www.snopes.com/wsj-different-trump-headlines/

They are two editions from the same day.

Thought so. But it explains very well how Trump speaks with two tongues. Just like any other politician. He is no different than the rest of the 'establishment'.

http://www.snopes.com/wsj-different-trump-headlines/ Two different editions from same day. One after Trump meet with Mex President but before his immigration speech. The other after the immigration speech.

JA already posted that link Saturday inside a comment. :-)