♪ ♪ ♪ >> just waiting for president trump's remarks in kansas city, missouri, before several thousandans gathered for the national vfw convention. while we wait for the president's speech we will take a look at the administrations foreign policy and trade policy. this is from today's "washington journal." >> joining us, a republican from pennsylvania who serves the six district, good morning. one of the things within hearing from you lately is the president performance in russia. give your assessment of not i what happened on the trip but what you do you think it did fe russia relations? >> it difficult for me to know what it's done for u.s.-russian relations but i think was low point of the presidency and i think that because to me and to think to most americans, the presidency of united states stands for more than just it's hard powers. stan fort saw powers and our role around the globe. and giving that equivalency to vladimir putin on the international stage and undermining our intelligence communities on the fact that rush interfered, i think number one was not a good thing, and n

i'm honored to be here today in kansas city, missouri, . y tribute to the men and women who make freedom possible, kansas city and what a special place, what a special group of people. the veterans of foreign wars, you people should be very proud of yourselves. i want to personally thank each and every one of you who has served our country in uniform, defended our nation in battle and protected our great american flag. i also want to recognize a great kansas city legend. the women today on the plane, someone i've been a fan of for a long time, member of the baseball hall of fame, george brett of the kansas city royals. where is george? he's around here. >> president trump: congratulations. we are also joined by our brand-new va secretary, robert wilkie, he will be fantastic who was just concerned that mike confirmed by the senate last night with an overwhelming vote. the only ones who voted against him were all of the people, the super labs that are running against me in two and a half years. every one of them. if you want to know who is run

[cheering] i'm honored to be here today in kansas city, missouri. men who make freedom possible. kansas city, what a special place, what a special group of people. [applause] the veterans of foreign wars, you people should be very proud of yourselves, i want to personally thank each and everyone of you who has served our country in uniform, defended our nation in battle, and protected our great american flag. thank you. [cheers and applause] i also want to recognize a great kansas city legend, who i met today the at plane, somebody i've been a fan of a long time, a member of the baseball hall of fame, george brett of the kansas city royals. where is george? he is around here somewhere. [applause] george, how many years? 20. what was your batting average, .305. i said that is pretty good, .305 for 20 years. a special guy. i want to thank a true patriot, your executive director bob wallace along with your outstanding national auxiliary president, president, dee gilroy. thank you, dee. [cheers and applause] congratulations to vfw incoming leadership, b

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the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri, hosted this one-hour event.

the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri hosted this one-hour event.

president trump is about to take the stage in kansas city, missouri, the annual convention the veteransoreign wars. his appearance comes only hours after the senate confirmed his new secretary of veterans affairs, robert wilkie, president trump's third nominee for the job in 18 months. he is the first va secretary to fail to get unanimous approval from the senate. the vote was 86-9. let's bring in nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker. paul rykoff, from veterans of america. and retired four star general barry mccaffrey. general mccaffrey, the president is facing the vfw. you might expect a foreign policy speech. something tells me it's going to be more political than that. >> well, that has traditionally been a speech in which he announces unexpected viewpoints. going to the va secretary, a massive agency in trouble, it's been the death of the careers of many fine public servants. this robert wilkie, pretty positive, he's a savvy washington political operative. i'm sure he's a good man. they'll give him the benefit of the doubt. but he's got his hands full. i have personally

president will be traveling to kansas city, missouri, next tuesday. he will address the veterans of one wars convention. he is committed to our veterans to ensure the v.a. -- the u.s. senate confirmed randy quarles. his nominationte was delayed. there are three more nominees who have yet to receive a vote. it is inexcusable democrats have delayed the nominees. commissionern of a on the trading commission. there is no opposition, but she has been waiting for 400 days. we urge senate democrats to stop these delays. lastly, on behalf of the president and the white house, we offer prayers for a secret service special agent and his family. the president and the first lady are deeply grateful for his service to his country. we are forever in their debt. i will take your questions. ifearlier, it was asked russia was targeting the u.s. can review said, no. did he understand the question? his decision, no, russia is not doing anything? >> i had a chance to speak with the president. he said, thank you very much. said no to answering questions. they are working

[applause] i'm honored to be a today in kansas city, missouri, to pay tribute to the men and women who. kansas city, and what a special place, what a special group of people for veterans of foreign wars, you people should be very proud of yourself. i want to personally thank each and every one of you who has served our country in uniform, defendant our nation in battle and protected our great american flag. [applause] i also want to recognize a great kansas city legend who i met today at the plane come somebody i've been a fan of for for a lg time, a member of the baseball hall of fame, george brett of the kansas city royals. what is a george? he's around here. george kum how many years? 20. what was your batting average? 305. 305. i said that's pretty good. special guy. i want to thank a true patriot, your executive director bob wallace, along with your outstanding national auxiliary, president d gilroy. thank you. and congratulations to vfw does incoming leadership, b. j. lawrence and sandeep greybull. where are they? great, great. congratulations. we are also joined by our brand-new

louis, missouri, kansas city, missouri, wichita.ld not find folks on the far left of the party going to campaign. what do you think? >> i don't think that congressman desantis should have called her this girl. i don't think any of us appreciate being referred to as this girl. saying that is substance of what she is saying and preaching especially about israel is pretty much as intolerable as it gets in foreign policy language calling it the occupation of palestinian. israel is our closest ally around the world and her comments are around the pale. if she is the face for the democratic party i'd say go for it. doesn't do anything but help my party. >> julie: the democratic party needs somebody new. maybe she should do a little homework first. >> first of all, i think desantis should do homework. the bongs is -- bro*x is in new york. she isn't running for governor in florida. attack your opponent. i don't understand why he is attacking her. i agree with you on the woman thing. if you look at the composite of the voters in florida you

trumpcer: president traveled to kansas city, missouri, yesterday. he outlined a new plan to eight foreigners impacted by terrorism against the united states. he allowed they united states to sing along to lee greenwood's "god bless the usa." ♪ minnesotathe lakes of to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit county houston and new york to l.a. there is pride in every american heart and it is time we stand and say i'm a proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i want forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i will gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ate no doubt i love this land god bless the usa and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ate no doubt i love this land ♪d bless the usa [applause] pres. trump: thank you, lee. thank you, lee. thank you. audience: usa! usa! usa! pres. trum

. >>> president trump left for a convention in kansas city, missouri without commenting on the news he is considering revoking the security clearances of six former high- ranking security officials who have repealed the criticize him. >> they politicize and in some case monetize their security clearances. >> reporter: on the list, james kobe -- james comey no longer has security clearance. >> this is nothing short of treasonous. >> reporter: the idea was suggested to the president. >> i think anyone calling the president treasonous which would require the death penalty is somebody not showing the proper judgment that still has access to classified information. >> reporter: two of the men on the list were defiant in the reaction. james clapper called the move a potential abuse of the system. >> i've never seen anything like it. i was amazed. i was taken aback to say the least. >> reporter: michael hayden tweeted revocation of his clearance will not have any effect on what i say or write. >> security clearances are renewed every five years. >>> to members of the trumpet ministration --tw

vonnie: you have been watching president trump in kansas city, missouri. speaking at the veterans affairs convention. he talked about afghanistan. he talked about the iran nuclear u.s.saying he withdrew the from the horrible one-sided iran nuclear deal and we will see what happens with iran. he talked about north korea and korean peninsula. he said north korea has again dismantling a key site. we will keep an eye on that. and clairethe ag mccaskill made some introductory remarks. in president's fundraising the state for him as well. you can watch the rest of your speech on your bloomberg mliv . >> the big headline is a big reversal for that check. let's bring in michael regan. i'm looking at the swing in the nasdaq on the day. theent from a 1.1% gain to .1% loss. saving for alphabets everything. >> it's pretty remarkable. if you look at just the large caps it is still afloat thanks mostly to alphabets. vonnie: julie did you notice the dow increased? >> yes. obviously seeing a dichotomy between them. >> it's very much a small-cap story to some degree. i

president is headed to kansas city missouri. he is likely to hit many notes he did in monday's tweet storm. the day his former campaign manager appeared in federal court. >> mr. trump called the investigation in russian attacks on the presidential election a witch hunt and totally discredited but the so called witch hunt has produced dozens of indictments. joining us now ken. >> give us the latest. in court yesterday, not in one of his what was it -- $5,000 suits but in a green jump suit. >> in a green jailhouse jump suit. trial was delayed because the new lawyers had been given tens of thousands of documents they hadn't had a chance to review. judge was concerned about an appeal issue. jury was told to come back in a week. trump white house has been pore t -- portraying this as something in the past. but actually, what this trial is likely to show is that paul manafort had been entwined with russian interest for year, came deeply in debt to these. and monetizing his services. raising the question of whether he was open to collu

at noon, president trump at the veterans of foreign wars convention in kansas city, missouri. ther that, officials with u.s. olympic committee, usa gymnastics and michigan state university talk about changes to protect amateur athletes from sexual abuse. that begins at 2:30 p.m. eastern. there are a lot of people who feel like i do not my -- want my kids to read stories that are sad, downbeat, whatever. that is not a totally illegitimate thing to say. i want to choose as a parent when my kid understands stuff that might bring them grief, but there is also a point beyond are 14 now. they when are you going to introduce them to the idea that everything is not perfect outside your all-white suburb? factors swirled together to create the perfect dumpster fire of mass censorship of books on marginalized people. the science fiction author will be our guest on in-depth fiction addiction. live sunday, august 5 at noon eastern, discussing his latest book "walk away." his other books include down and out at the magic kingdom, little novels. plus 14 other interact with him on twitter or

noon eastern, president trump delivers remarks at the veterans of foreign wars convention in kansas city missouri. after that, officials with the u.s. olympic committee, usa gymnastics, and michigan state university testifies on changes the institution has made to try and protect amateur athletes from sexual abuse. at that begins at 2:30 eastern. >>> supreme court nominee brett cavanaugh continues to meet with senators. follow the confirmation process pretending we are perfect, is really important. that notion is something we look forward to when we recruit talent, a willingness to reach across borders. when you put it all together, being part of a large company can be beneficial, because we can offer benefits packages that are very competitive, and those competitors that may not have the same scale or scope that we do, but not be able to offer on-site wellness facilities for example, a variety of tuition benefits and programs. hours don't have any restrictions in terms of where you want to go, so long as it is an uncredited academic institute. it is not just based on achieving a particular type

. >> reporter: alternatively, in kansas city, missouri, police are investigating the shooting of three officer shot in two different locations, the suspect fled the scene and was later killed in a firefight. >> all three detectives are transferred to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries she is -- injuries. >> and in weymouth, massachusetts, an officer was killed, 42-year-old michael chesnut was killed. >> a large stone struck him in the head and he fell to the ground, the suspect retrieved his firearm and discharged it several times in his head and chest. >> a woman was killed by a stray bullet inside a nearby home. >>> today would've been his sixth anniversaryand two young children, in new fox >>>tor kevin de leon, diane feinstn senate since 199 she had encouraged the democratic executive board to stay neutral but they handed down an overwhelming endorsement to kevin de leon who had trouble raising campaign money. he is considered a long shot to win in november despite california democrats becoming more progressive. >> we have many democrats that want a stronger voice a

from college to graduate school and helped another 20000 in the last three years and also in kansas city missouri we have 1000 preschoolers we have helped thousands of kids in kansas city missouri get that headstart to help them through their path. but as pat -- #of our accomplishments with a couple thousand people it is only a small part of the solution we need to come up with. we are helping those that are already on the good side of that economic spectrum to improve their lives. so more than half make six figures per here and that is intestate that does not address the problems we have in rural missouri where my mom is from or those in the distressed part of the areas where i grew up kansas city missouri school district. so i am proud but that will not get us there with the solutions but i hope what we talk about today of what is scalable to those left behind to echo what we have heard so now tripled the number of working age men's of all races who are not working. in 2011i had a chance to spend a few minutes with former president clinton and he said something at the time was extraordinary but

[cheers and applause] i'm honored to be here today in kansas city, missouri. make freedom possible. kansas city and what a special place. what a special group of people. the veterans of foreign wars, you people should be very proud of yourselves. i want to personally thank each and every one of you who served our country in uniform, defended our nation in battle and protected our great american flag. [cheers and applause] i also want to recognize a great kansas city legend who i met today at the plane, somebody that i've been a a fan of for a long time, a member of the baseball hall of fame, george brett of the kansas city royals. where's george? he's around here somewhere. [cheers and applause] so, george, how many years? 20. what was your batting average? .305. i said, that's pretty good, .305 for 20 years. special guy. i want to thank a true patriot, your executive director bob wallace, along with your outstanding national auxiliary president dee gilroy. thankthank you, e dee -- thank , dee. thank you. [cheers and applause] and congratulations to vfw's inco

colonel steed is also a phd student at the university of missouri, kansas city. ladies and gentlemen, we you please join me in welcoming lieutenant colonel brian steed? [applause] col. steed: ok, first, i want to thank everyone for coming out and i want to go back a slide. this is such an honor to be here tonight, a tremendous honor to be in this facility. this is a marvelous location. this is the second time i have spoken in this series. the first time was three years ago, and i did not get the opportunity to present here. that time i talked literally about the great war in the middle east in 1915 and 1916. tonight, i will address the great war the middle east in 1917 and 1918 and the ramifications of that war on our present environment. when i teach students at the command and general staff college, i describe world war i as the most important war in human history. and i am going to give just two of the reasons i give for that statement tonight. the first is that war caused the downfall and destruction of four great empires. the russian empire, the german empir

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noon eastern, president trump delivers remarks at the veterans of foreign wars convention in kansas city missouri. after that, officials with the u.s. olympic committee, usa gymnastics, and michigan state university testifies on changes the institution has made to try and protect amateur athletes from sexual abuse. at that begins at 2:30 eastern. >>> supreme court nominee brett cavanaugh continues to meet with senators. follow the confirmation process on c-span, leading up to the senate confirmation hearings and the votes. watch live on c-span. watch any time on c-span.org, or listen with the free radio app. >>> next, executives from ibm, j.p. morgan, and walmart discuss ways for companies to attract and maintain employees for longtime careers. for the american enterprise as -- institute, this is just over an hour and a half. >> up morning everyone. welcome to the american enterprise a suit. i am the mortgage fellow and poverty studies where i focus on the nations large safety net programs, and how free-market and strong families can best fight poverty. for all of the political turmoil in our cou

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senate candidate josh holly was in missouri, who is it -- who is the attorney general. >> just waiting for the president's remarks at the vfw national convention in kansas city. [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> just waiting for president trump's remarks in kansas city, missouri, before several thousand veterans gathered for the national vfw convention. while we wait for the president's speech we will take a look at the administrations foreign policy and trade policy. this is from today's "washington journal." >> joining us, a republican from pennsylvania whove

contributed to the death of a woman in pennsylvania on saturday and possibly another two people in kansas city, missouri the past week. six more heat-related deaths were reported over the weekend in quebec. new yorkers waited a long time this year for sunshine and warmth. >> we asked for summer. >> reporter: but long stints in 100-degree weather can cause problems. >> some of the mistakes are people lie down which can actually make your symptoms worse. so what you need to do is go co frequently. >> reporter: in new jersey residents at inglemore rehab and care center were evacuated on monday after the building's air-conditioning failed. all along the east coast, people working outdoors have to find frequent refuge indoors. >> it's going to be warm. we get used to it. you hydrate all day. >> the building is about 122, 123 right now fluctuating a little bit. the building is going to be cooler because it's a different color than the black roof but it all radiates heat when you are working. >> reporter: the heat and humidity continues over the 4th of july holiday. >> there is a little relief. it's still thre

smothering a wide swath of north america -of on saturday...and possibly another two people in kansas city, missouriast week.six more heat-related deaths were reported over the weekend in quebec.new yorkers waited a long time this year for sunshine and warmth... sha'quasa butts/long beach, ny resident: we asked to get summer and done get africa!but long stints in 100-plus degree weather can cause problems.dr. natalya urovish/glen cove hospital: i think some of the mistakes people make are they lie down, which can actually make your symptoms worse, so what people need to do is go inside and cool off frequently. in new jersey, residents at ingelmoor rehabilitation and care center were evacuated on monday after the building's a-c unit failed. all along the east coast - people working outdoors have to find frequent refuge indoors.tom guilmette/photographer: it's going to be warm. i mean we get use to it. you hydrate the day before and you hydrate all day long and when you working. construction worker/arlington va: the building is about 122, 123 right now fluctuating a little bit. the building is going t

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the president of the united states speaking to the veterans of foreign wars convention in kansas city, missouri and every one of you who has served our country in uniform, defended our nation in battle, and protected our great american flag. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i also want to recognize a great kansas city legend who i met today at the plane, somebody that i've been a fan of for a long time, a member of the baseball hall of fame, george brett of the kansas city royals. where's george? he's around here somewhere. i said, george, how many years? 20. what was your batting average? .305. i said, that's pretty good, .305 for 20 years. special guy. i want to thank a true patriot, your executive director bob wallace, along with your outstanding national auxiliary president dee gilroy. thank you. and congratulations to vfw's incoming leadership b.j. lawrence and sandy. great, congratulations. we're also joined by our new va secretary, robert wilkie, who was just confirmed by the senate last night with an overwhelming vote. the only ones that voted against him were all of the people, super

. >> by the time she was 21, emily had moved about 200 miles south to kansas city, missouri, working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a bar and a local boy named alex fazzino spotted her from across the room. >> it's one of those, like, ah-ha moments, you might say. i was like, i have to go talk to that girl. >> after a few dates, alex says he knew she was the one. >> what did you like about her? >> what didn't i? she was beautiful. she was very nice. she dressed impeccably. yeah, what didn't i? >> alex's mother joanne knew something was happening when her son asked if he could bring emily to sunday dinner. >> he said, i have met someone. and i would love to be able to bring her over so that you all can get to know her better. >> and you thought, well, here we go. >> yes, i did. >> back in boone, emily's family heard about the boy from kansas city. >> she called me up and said, i met this fella. he's italian, and she said, you're going to love his family. they're louder than us. and she fell in love with the whole family immediately. >> emily's sister ammie could see t

host: kansas city, missouri. line for democrats, good morning . caller: trouble be speaking tomorrow in front of veterans. that is almost like an insult because he dodged the war. also, he promised mexico would pay for the wall. i don't understand how you can support this kind of man as being president. it's almost embarrassing to the united states. host: can you give us any more info on this speech remarks at the federal and wars of the united states national convention tomorrow. ayesha: we know the president has focused on veterans. a huge part of his agenda. reforming the v.a.. i think this will be part of that, highlighting the administration's work to help veterans and overhaul the veterans administration. host: laura, garland, texas. good morning. .aller: good morning good morning to your guests as well. the caller made reference to the border wall that president trump supposed to be holding, why is he trying to put so much pressure on congress, on the to fund this wall when he said in the beginning that mexico was going to pay for the war?

. >> by the time she was 21, emily had moved about 200 miles south to kansas city, missouri, working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a bar and a local boy named alex fazzino spotted her from across the room. >> it's one of those, like, ah-ha moments, you might say. i was like, i have to go talk to that girl. >> after a few dates, alex says he knew she was the one. >> what did you like about her? >> what didn't i? she was beautiful. she was very nice. she dressed impeccably. yeah, what didn't i? >> alex's mother joanne knew something was happening when her son asked if he could bring emily to sunday dinner. >> he said, i have met someone. and i would love to be able to bring her over so that you all can get to know her better. >> and you thought, well, here we go. >> yes, i did. >> back in boone, emily's family heard about the boy from kansas city. >> she called me up and said, i met this fella. he's italian, and she said, you're going to love his family. they're louder than us. and she fell in love with the whole family immediately. >> emily's sister ammie could see t

he's addressing the veterans of foreign wars, a national convention in kansas city, missouri. going through a lot of his regular stump speech issues, making it clear that he is going to increasingly impose tariffs on various countries, including close u.s. allies like the european union, canada, mexico, among others, even though there's such strong opposition even including from speaker of the house paul ryan, who earlier in the day said he opposes these kinds of tariffs, which he sees as a tax on the american people. so many products coming into the united states will wind up costing the american public a lot more. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we've got excellent reporters and analysts to discuss what we just heard from the president of the united states. jim sciutto, you were listening very closely to a lot of the national security issues. so far in this address, he hasn't addressed the specific issue, what happened eight days ago in helsinki in the summit with putin. >> no, no. he was running through kind of a greatest hits list of applause lines coming out of the iran d

we had an example here in kansas city, missouri, where a young ph.d.versities was arrested in his front yard on immigration violations, and his children were told that they would be arrested. a little 6-year-old boy, that he would be arrested if he touched his father. these agents are getting that kind of direction from someplace on high. >> that is incredibly harsh, that story from kansas city. let's talk about the president's comments in montana this week, specifically on thursday, and the swipes he took at the me too movement, his attacks on senator elizabeth warren who he calls pocahontas, maxine waters, as well. one analyst at least described the president's comments as racist. is this all fair in politics and campaigning? others have said it's not unusual for a politician to go after one person specifically like that. >> i disagree with that analysis of what happened. look, i didn't vote for a lot of the things that president george bush proposed. i never, ever remember him or the president before him, his father, or ronald reagan for that matter

kansas city. that is ahead of an all too important meeting coming up here at the white house tomorrow. >> i'm honored to be here today in kansas city, missourito pay tribute to the men and women who make freedom possible. >> president trump's address to the annual veterans of foreign wars in kansas city provided the perfect platform to introduce the new secretary of veteran affairs, robert wilkie. confirmed 86-9 just this week and charged with managing the sprawling va health care system. >> the only ones that voted against him were all of the people, super lefts that are running against me into and a half years. >> as is customary, the president's speech was part political pep talk and part policy preview with mr. trump setting his sights once again on america's trading partners and unfair deals that hurt american workers. >> this is the time to take off the rip-off. we have to do it. other countries have tariffs on us. so when i say i'm going to put tariffs on them, they all start screaming, he's using tariffs! >> ahead of tomorrow's meeting the president seemed to set the tone on twitter tweeting that tariffs were the greatest saying the

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. >> president trump minutes ago from kansas city missouri on i.c.e. he is there speaking to the vfw national convention. and right now, we are just 48 hours away from a court imposed deadline for the federal government to reunite migrant children separated from their parents. and we're learning that the trump administration may have deported as many as 463 migrant parents without their children. so far 879 migrant parents have been reunified with children under the age of 17. based on a new court filing, the government may be running out of space to house them. nbc's marianna atencio is following it. what will happen to those deported from the country? >> kacie, it's complicated. the short answer is that according to that government filing yesterday, many of these parents may have lost the right to reunification. now, i spoke to one of these mothers who was deported. she came to this country with her 6-year-old child leo and hopefully we're able to show the family photos for our audience there. now, she was deported back to guatemala. her child has be

y, toe addressed the veterans of foreign wars convention in kansas city, missouri, and seemed to tout prospects for peace. >> and iran is not the same country anymore, that i can say. and we'lsee what happens. we're ready to make a real deal not the deal that was done by the previous admintration which was a disaster. m >> woodruf trump pulled out of the 2015 iran nuclear deal in may. the u.s. will begin reimposing sanctions in less than two weeks. on north korea, the president welcomed word that pyongyang may be dismantling its main satellite launch site. he said it shows his summit with kim jong un made a difference. the website "38 north" released new satellite images of the te. they show demolition of various facilities. secretary of state mike pompeo addressed the issue as he and fense secretary mattis m with their australian counterparts in palo alto, california. >> it'd be entirely consistent with the commitment that chairman kim made to predent trump when the two of them were, uh, in singapore together. he made that commitment to them orally. we've been pressing for there to b

trumpcer: president traveled to kansas city, missouri, yesterday. he outlined a new plan to eight foreigners impacted by terrorism against the united states. he allowed they united states to sing along to lee greenwood's "god bless the usa." ♪

noon eastern, president trump delivers remarks at the veterans of foreign wars convention in kansas city missouri. after that, officials with the u.s. olympic committee, usa gymnastics, and michigan state university testifies on changes the institution has made to try and protect amateur athletes from sexual abuse. at that begins at 2:30 eastern. >>> supreme court nominee brett cavanaugh continues to meet with senators. follow the confirmation process on c-span, leading up to the senate confirmation hearings and the votes. watch live on c-span. watch any time on c-span.org, or listen with the free radio app. >>>

. >>> and finally near kansas city, missouri, an art gallery where you are the main attraction. check it out. it's a selfie boutique in the town of leawood. the space allows you to snap your best angles or worst angles with a variety of vivid backdrops and colorful rooms. all you need is your imagination. >> and a little narcissism. just a little narcissism. >> a cell phone or some narcissism or some -- >> the reversible camera has unleashed a bottomless well. >> it has. >> paula has never taken a selfie for the record. >> i've taken a couple. >> rare. rare selfies. thank you, ron. appreciate it. >> thank you, ron. >> sam gives you an "a" plus, by the way. i don't know. likes you better than rob. coming up here on "gma," we've got some new details this morning on the pool confrontation that went viral while the man who called the cops on his african-american neighbor says the incident was misunderstood. >>> and caught on camera, a car slamming into a house. why the driver was in such a rush. >>> plus, serena williams dominating at wimbledon again and we have new video showing he

s in kansas city, missouri, we're separated by five other cities by one street called state line and so this would also provide an opportunity for kansas city, missouri, to work together. i am sure there are situations all around the country which will provide opportunities for p.h.a.'s to work together. that just end by saying this program is one that i think we're going to find people in these neighborhoods strongly supporting. should this legislation be signed by the president, i hope that we will do everything we can to make sure that the communities as a whole understand what this bill is because i think it speaks to the need, the overall needs in the urban core in particular. so i'm appreciative of the fact that i was allowed to be involved on this piece of legislation. i appreciate all the great work that my colleague and my neighbor across the hall, mr. duffy, has made available. thank you very kindly. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from michigan. mr. huizenga: mr. speaker, i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlema

. >> traveling to kansas city, missouri, next tuesday, july 24th. address the veterans foreign wars 119th convention. president trump is committed to our veterans in his work to reform the va and insure that veterans are given care and support they decipher. president will be looking for support of more than 4,000 veterans in attendance. yesterday the u.s. senate confirmed randy quarles, vice-chair of supervision at federal reserve, but unfortunate his nomination was continually delayed. there are three four nominees to the fed who have yet to receive a vote. it is inexcusable senate democrats delayed confirming the president's nominees, even worse example of unnecessary delay is the nomination of don stump to be commissioner on the commodities futures trading commission. there is no opposition to her but she has been waiting 400 days for a vote. we urge senate democrats to stop these unnecessary delays and confirm these qualified nominees lastly on behalf of the president and the white house, we offer prayers for united states secret service specia

the president -- i mentioned he was in kansas city, missouri, yesterday. i want to share what he told the audience about handling news reports or what he calls fake news. >> just stick with us. don't believe the crap you see from these people, the fake news. what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. >> walk us through this. i mean, it's fair to say that people are very hard on the president, but how dangerous is his rhetoric? it's as though it was straight out of the book "1984." if you say don't believe what you're saying, you could watch the president in that press conference with putin unedited, and he created that disaster all on his own. what is he doing here? and the people in that audience are actually people who love and support him. >> that's exactly the issue. there's a concept in "1984" called the memory hole where the ruling party, they try and re-create history and try and create it in their own image. that is precisely what we have seen. you're exactly right that this is not something that anyone but donald trump has

. >> the president will be traveling to kansas city, missouri next tuesday, july 24.will address the veterans of foreign wars 119th annual convention. president trump is committed to our veterans and worked to reform the v.a. and ensure that veterans are given the care and support they deserve. the president looks forward to being with the more than 4,000 veterans in attendance. yesterday the u.s. senate confirmed randy quarrels for the u.s. fed. it's inexcusable that senate democrats have delayed confirming the president's nominees, a worse example of necessary delay is the nomination of don stump to be a commissioner on the commodities future trading commission. there's no opposition to her but yet she's been waiting 400 days for a vote. we urge senate democrats to stop these unnecessary delays and confirm these qualify nominees. lastly on behalf of the president and the white house, we offer prayers for united states secret service special agent noel edward romagen and his family. the secret service announced this morning that agent romagen suffered a stroke last w