sean patrick maloney of new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 934, the gentleman from new york, mr. maloney, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. maloney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i offer this amendment in honor of a young man named daniel keegan. daniel served in the army's airborne as an intelligence analyst for eight years. he was deployed to afghanistan twice. in 2009, daniel was named the soldier of the year. of the seven special forces group at fort bragg. he was a remarkable young man. like many of our heroes, he came home with ptsd. it took too long to get him hooked up at the v.a. there, were a bunch of dropped balls, so he began to self-medicaid. he did -- self-medicate. he did that with drugs found online. he could could order drugs right the from his own couch. daniel lost his life in january of 2016. and his mother, stephanie, came to my office not long after. stephanie keegan is now -- has now dedicated her lif

for consumer watch, i'm mary maloney. >>> broadway's biggest night was tonight at the 72nd annual tonyanced away with a total of 10 awards. egyptian police orchestr >> and the tony award goes to the band's visit. [ applause ] >> the band's visit, it's about an egyptian police orchestra stranded for a night in israel. one of the musical's biggest stars, bay area native areal stachall. he grew up in berkeley, studied in oakland and dedicated his award to his parents. >> i have avoided so many events with them because for so many years of my life i pretended that i was not a middle eastern person. we're getting messages from kids all over the middle east thanking us and telling us how transforming our representation is for them. >> also representatives from marjory stoneman douglas high school took the stage to sing. ♪ not how about love how about love ♪ he e was met with t >> students performed a anthe performance was met with tears and smiles and a standing ovation. >>> delicious and illegal, selling a home cooked meal could get you arrested. now a new bill on the table wants to change

is a parents alongside him arguably during more attention first lady maloney a trump has just made her first appearance before the media for the first time in twenty six days first lady malani a trump attended a fema briefing with her husband today her first time in front of a camera nearly a month the first lady malani a trump was with her husband the president this afternoon for a briefing about the hurricane season it all comes as where expecting the release of all death certificates following hurricane maria which will shed light on the real scale of the tragedy is thoughts the fischel death toll of just sixty four has been severely underestimated nevertheless has that changed the high opinion the trump administration has about the way it dealt with the disaster. still thinks his response to the hurricane is far greater than. in order for us to move say almost by. the federal response once again was a historic proportion we're continuing to work with the people puerto rico do the best we can to provide federal assistance particularly working with the governor there in puerto rico a

want that economic development and could undermine in some way the stability of the country while mr maloney we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. to see a good. church secret indeed carefully creased accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally like to call this to do graphic solution. what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is a perpetrator he simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standards. the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice just. do that and that's known as the i intend them. to do this out in. the legacy call guys are the winners the legacy oil guys are the winners the legacy all central bankers are the winners innovation you dynamism the constitution the bill of rights these are the losers in this america. good food will bring people together and i'm sure that this will be an exceptional good will come on the field of play the dogs who for the elites to feed the nature of russia to show that they do to.

line he liked or at the school of international relations the university of southern california mr maloney it's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time thank you for inviting me now there is a strong belief among american policymakers especially those who used to work for previous administrations that presidential summits are supposed to be the culmination of a long arduous diplomatic process rather than the beginning of it do you think this convention applies to delos trump at all i basically agree with this position i mean usually the high level summit comes at the end of the negotiation process so i'm not sure in this case it was just a decision from the president to me can some go right away or it's it was part of a broader strategy of the administration but certainly this is a breakthrough in the relations between the united states and north korea so it's certainly unconventional in diplomatic practices but it can be. a very important opportunity for both countries and for the whole region that you mentioned a possibility that this could be part of a broader strategy on

thank you so much. >> thank you. >> congresswoman, carolyn maloney, alyssa milano.aring -- you're all in kate spade today. >> coincidentally. my love to her family. >> we have this terrible update to share on the breaking news we brought you earlier. nbc news can now confirm that fashion designer kat sde who was found dead in her new york city apartment this morning, according to law enforcement that her death is being investigated as an apparent act of suicide. spade created a line of handbags in the early '90s. sh only 55 years old. more on this in our next hour with craig melvin coming up next. stay with us. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> finally, former reagan defense secretary/national security adviser frank carliucci died. he served four presidents including carter and helped saved reagan's second term by cleaning outhe nec after iran/cont iran/contra. he also brought his former military aide colin powell to the white house.

also in macallan was first lady maloney a trump visiting one such shelter which had taken in several children separated from their parents due to her husband's hardline policy but her show of compassion is being overshadowed by the jacket she wore on the plane on the way to texas trump spokes person in minutes was a jacket just like this one with the words i really don't care do you but not to read anything into it. civil rights activists also visiting macallan were less concerned about the first lady's attire more concerned about president trump's executive order to in separations at the border which they say is now too little too late. this is one of the most immoral and thinkable legs that i've seen and he's done some despicable things this is near the top of the list we're here a day after there was an executive order which relieved a very very little of the current crisis and it's temporary it's not a permanent solution as for jennifer she's been holding on to her faith her future uncertain but grateful she at least has her children give rosendo al-jazeera macallan texas. or the

have already been deported back to central america where most of them are from and the first lady maloney a trump made a surprise visit to a shelter for tiled migrants at the us mexico border but what was supposed to be a trip of compassion turned into a p.r. disaster off the she wore jacket with the message i really don't care do you eurozone finance ministers have agreed on a deal to get greece out of its eight year panned out program athens will now be able to delay repayments on billions of dollars in loans by ten years it also costs another seventeen point four billion dollars. and the wife of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been charged with fraud sara netanyahu is accused of misusing one hundred thousand dollars of state funds to provide catering services and the u.n. special envoy to yemen martin griffiths says he is working with all parties in yemen swore to avoid further military escalation in her data this comes as who the rebels dispute claims made by the saudi erotic coalition that they are in control of the city's airport rebels posted this video online to sho

shawn patrick maloney, democratic congressman from the state of new york. daniel, to you first, is this memo basically the playbook for what trump's defense is going to because, agai it was leaked to "the new york times." dy giuliani said mueller never responded to it. "the new yormes," who trump seems to think is failing. >> i hope not. >> why do you hope not?>> well, not very purchase situationive. what they're really trying to do here is argue, as many defense lawyers do, that he should not have to sit for an interview. the problem is twofold. one, they rely on bad legal arguments. and so that's on the one hand. the second hand is once start making factual arguments, which they do here, a prosecutor reads those factual arguments and says, gee, thanks very much, but i actually know more than you do, so i'm going to make my own conclusions about the facts here. and here we are in june and this letter was sent in y. and we're still talking about whether he's to be interviewed. so we can safely assume that bob mueller and his team did not buy this argument.

agency with melanie as the parents alongside him all get really drawing more attention first lady maloney trump has just made her first appearance before the media for the first time in twenty six days first lady malani a trump attended a fema briefing with her husband today her first time in front of a camera nearly a month the first lady malani a trump was with her husband the president this afternoon for a briefing about the hurricane season it all comes as where expecting the release of all death certificates following hurricane maria which will shed light on the real scale of the tragedy is thoughts the fischel death toll of just sixty four has been severely underestimated nevertheless has that changed the high opinion the trump administration has about the way it dealt with a disaster just the this is something his response to the hurricane. is there's a tender for us to move most. of the federal response once again was a historic proportion we're continuing to work with the people puerto rico do the best we can to provide federal assistance particularly working with the governor th

also in macallan was first lady maloney a trump visiting one such shelter which had taken in several children separated from their parents due to her husband's hardline policy but her show of compassion is being overshadowed by the jacket she wore on the plane on the way to texas trump spokes person in minutes was a jacket just like this one with the words i really don't care do you but not to read anything into it. civil rights activists also visiting macallan were less concerned about the first lady's attire more concerned about president trump's executive order to in separations at the border which they say is now too little too late. this is one of the most immoral and thinkable legs that i've seen and he's done some despicable things this is near the top of the list we're here a day after there was an executive order which relieved a very very little of the current crisis and it's temporary it's not a permanent solution as for jennifer she's been holding on to her faith for future uncertain but grateful she at least has her children gave rosendo al-jazeera macallan texas. syrian

joining us now to talk about this is new york democratic congresswoman carolyn maloney. she was part of a group of lawmakers that visited a new jersey detention facility on sunday. congressman -- congresswoman, it's good to see you. thanks for joining us. i want to start with your visit to that detention facility. what did you see? who was there? >> well, we, we had authorization both from five of the fathers that were in the facility and their lawyers, that we could speak to them. when we arrived, they would not let us in. at one point they started putting paper on the window in front of us. they finally removed that. they made us wait 90 minutes, and then finally they allowed us to go in and we spoke in a, sort of a lawyers room, a small room with five of the fathers on fathers day. of the five, four of them came legally to the country. they came through the immigration centers and pled asylum. one came in illegally because he said there was violence at the border and he immediately turned himself in to immigration officials. they told heart breaking stories. two of th

management agency with melanie as the parents alongside him all gave drawing more attention first lady maloney in trouble just made her first appearance before the media for the first time in twenty six days the first lady malani a trump attended a fema briefing with her husband today her first time in front of a camera nearly a month the first lady malani a trump was with her husband the president this afternoon for a briefing about the hurricane season it all comes as where expecting the release of all death certificates following hurricane maria which will shed light on the real scale of the tragedy is thoughts the death toll of just sixty four has been severely underestimated nevertheless has that changed the high opinion the trump administration has about the way it dealt with the disaster does the president still think his response to the hurricane. is the center of. the storm it's almost part. of the federal response once again was a historic proportion we're continuing to work with the people of puerto rico do the best we can to provide federal assistance particularly working with the

also in macallan was first lady maloney a trump visiting one such shelter which had taken in several children separated from their parents due to her husband's hardline policy but her show of compassion is being overshadowed by the jacket she wore on the plane on the way to texas trump spokes person in minutes was a jacket just like this one with the words i really don't care to you but not to read anything into it. civil rights activists also visiting macallan were less concerned about the first lady's attire more concerned about president trump's executive order to in separations at the border which they say is now too little too late. this is one of the most immoral and thinkable legs that i've seen and he's done some despicable things this is near the top of the news we're here a day after there was an executive order which really is very very little of the current crisis and it's temporary it's not a permanent solution and as for jennifer she's been holding on turf a future uncertain but grateful she at least answer children give rosendo al-jazeera maccallum texas. a worried mig

sighing of the children shell said the malani a child has just visited in macallan texas first lady maloney a trump visited this shelter for migrant children she spent about seventy five minutes inside talking to me to children asking them where they were from how long they've been here this is a shelter that has about sixty migrant children out of the sixty they're all from either salvador and we're told that out of the sixty six or children that were separated from their parents after being arrested requesting asylum here in the united states clearly this was an unexpected trip for the first lady but it was really some ways of photo op obviously the trumpet ministration is under a lot of criticism right now for these policies that her husband president donald trump put into places zero tolerance policies of separating children as call it see that he is now trying to reverse so this trip by the first lady in many ways was trying to show compassion and trying to show that the u.s. government does care about these children but we really wanted to hopefully get more information about how they

management agency with melanie as the parents alongside him all gave drawing more attention first lady maloney in trouble just made her first appearance before the media for the first time in twenty six days the first lady malani a trump attended a fema briefing with her husband today her first time in front of a camera nearly a month the first lady malani a trump was with her husband the president this afternoon for a briefing about the hurricane season it all comes as where expecting the release of all death certificates following hurricane maria which will shed light on the real scale of the tragedy is thoughts the fischel death toll of just sixty four has been severely underestimated nevertheless has that changed the high opinion the trump administration has about the way it dealt with a disaster just the this is something his response to the hurricane. center. is to me it's almost like. the federal response once again was at a historic proportion we're continuing to work with the people of puerto rico do the best we can to provide federal assistance particularly working with the governor

five year old maloney a comes from mario pole a black seaport close to the front her grandmother brings her to alexander regularly but her mother died in the missile attack in twenty fifteen malani i was sitting on her lap but survived although with severe injuries from shrapnel. my legs under his many stories like this he manufactures prosthetic limbs to give the victims a semblance of normal life is confronted with the consequences of war and the don bus almost every day. for over a month its wars a russian ukrainian war obviously it's most marched. it's terrible when one neighbor wages war on another march or an elder brother against a younger one. the worst part is that people die but they are crippled. from body. up to the sheet about gave up everything she owned in mario cool to get better medical care for millennia in kiev. the little girl has been wearing a prosthetic limb for two years. this is just gross it has to be refitted constantly but at least she can play with other children and experience moments of normalcy and with the trauma. only recently has her grandmother been a

firsthand look at the child detention centers despite the visit much of the press coverage was on maloney and trump's choice of word drug you know she was seen boarding there you go the plane wearing a jacket with the words i really don't care do you printed on the back her spokesperson said there was no hidden message she said it was just a. jacket the folk possum's to fit the picture that we are seeing on the cover of the new cover of time magazine the cover features a crying migrant child you might recognize it as part of the image by photographer john moore taken at the u.s. border it's come to symbolize the cruelty of the family separation policy in standing over that child donald trump and next to them the words welcome to america still ahead on the day russia's massive security operation for the world cup we test the measures in place to keep the fans safe. from moscow subway system is under special protection from any threat of attack as an experiment we set out to port one of the trains with a heavy backpack and headed to the city center. well europe is firing its first shot in w

maloney: thank you. i want to thank my good friend and colleague from the great for of york, ms. clarke, organizing this incredibly important special order. her mother and i served together on the city council. she was one of my best friends there. she's one of my best friends here. i'd say that they have been major leaders in the immigrant community, thrick from the caribbean -- particularly from the caribbean where her mother was born and been a leader n all forms of social justice 20 -- a leader in all forms of social justice in the 20th century. throughout history we have been a nation in which the -- the world's oppressed and vulnerable look to for hope, a beacon of light signaling a better life. the zero tolerance policy put forth by the trump administration utterly violates that tradition of values in this country. families are fleeing unspeakable danger and oppression only to arrive at you are o borders and be torn away from each other. yesterday president trump executive order that haltses -- halts segregated detention for parents and children. we have to remember that t

also in macallan was first lady maloney a trump visiting one such shelter which had taken in several children separated from their parents due to her husband's hardline policy but her show of compassion is being overshadowed by the jacket she wore on the plane on the way to texas trump spokes person in minutes was a jacket just like this one with the words i really don't care do you but not to read anything into it. civil rights activists also visiting macallan were less concerned about the first lady's attire more concerned about president trump's executive order to in separations at the border which they say is now too little too late. this is one of the most in my. own thinkable legs that i've seen and he's done some despicable things this is near the top of the list we're here a day after there was an executive order which relieved of very very little of the current crisis and it's temporary it's not a permanent solution and as for jennifer she's been holding on to her faith her future uncertain but grateful she at least has her children give rosendo al-jazeera macallan texas. in

want that economic development and could undermine in some way the stability of the country while mr maloney we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be the death penalty just because they think that's the parent make the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict. demolition the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying there's just no room. in that we're even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished. the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families want that's going to give them peace it's going to give them justice and weak. the men say. not quite you know we've been through this this isn't the way. to nothing. was. done. in the. was going on in kim's old redoes she don't consume the jail you've been talking to was only joking dealing with her saying i'm done forcing in that are equal who don't as muslims or what equals this tells me if i'm going to chang

amaze handling of bricks it's the end of government and his attention turns from page children to maloney a trump jacket what is the world being distracted from during president trump's tweet storms we speak to award winning rolling stone writer matt taibbi don't listen more coming up in today's going underground but first england place panama to morrow at nizhni novgorod as part of russia twenty eight team panama's recent history has been dominated by us back to take hers and their washington funded death squads there with washington's narco traffic a man well noriega got to independent at least he was overthrown no i'm jobs geeks planes the problem was that the thug was getting a little too independent you know for the. fine i mean doesn't matter whether it's a minor one what are your major ones like so then hussein a matter of hitler who we also as were the un they're fine you know as well as a fellow workers. but if they become independent they become as bad as priests who are going to ising bible study groups then their beds and you've got to get rid of good but while panama was a wa

want that economic development and could undermine in some way the stability of the country while mr maloney we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. the legacy of coal guys are the winners the legacy oil guys are the winners the legacy old central bankers are the winners innovation you dynamism the constitution the bill of rights these are the losers in this america. would hold his hands to you so. we put themselves on the line. get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and. want to restore. it to going to be press this is what will before three in the morning can't be good . i'm interested always in the waters of no. question. you don't consume anything and i can do a deal on the stand on the person in that equal ability to just listen to what he feels this tells me. because i don't read and seldom go. to those. welcome back to worlds apart with mark a millennial lecture at the school of international relations university of southern california similarly i just before the break he said there is no way the north korean reg

want that economic development and could undermine in some way the stability of the country well mr maloney we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. don't you don't. do. to stand on down the bus and in that equal going into it as i was on the way closer stance me if i can manage and don't because i don't we don't see how in the. movie that diverse all morning as the sun is a downside as it all took the sitting on. the. plane food won't bring people together and i'm sure that this vocal baby of that exceptional good will go on the field of play the door also for the image poor fool of the fifo of the nature of russia the two shows that able to organize a vocal. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to worlds apart with narcan millennial lecture at the school of international relations university of southern california and similarly i just before the break he said there is no way the north korean regime can abandon

want that economic development and could undermine in some way the stability of the country well mr maloney we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments statement. below we here in st petersburg attending the annual st petersburg international economic forum our topic is from the atlantic to this effect we all know the world is changing we talk about what moves these changes and who's behind. you don't consume and do. their own think on the person in that are equal to tens of thousands only consistence can manage and. don't need and. welcome back to worlds apart with mark a millennial lecturer at the school of international relations university of southern california similarly i just before the break he said there is no way the north korean regime can abandon its nuclear program that would be tantamount to a political suicide especially after what happened to more market offie in libya in the absence of dov option oh what is there a laugh to possibly satisfy him not only own ego but also hawks bid and he's administration. thus that's a very interesting qu

maloney from the good state of new york. mrs. maloney: thank you so much for yielding and for your leadership. thank you, congressman correa for organizing us and the leadership that the republican party took under president reagan for comprehensive immigration reform, which we have all been calling for for years. today, i rise because i believe our country is in a moment of crisis. this administration is turning its back on our ideals, our values and our history as a safe harbor and beacon of light for the world's oppressed and threatened peoples. president trump ripping apart families for coming to the united states seeking freedom from fear, from sealens, is cruel, inhumane and blatantly un-american. these families have traveled hundreds, if not thousands of miles to keep their children safe and away from the harm that awaits them at home. no one takes that journey lightly. no one leaves behind the only home they have known, their friends, their extended family, if they have any other choice. yet, instead of accepting these re

carolyn maloney, (d-ny): "we are united in going back to congress and fighting for it." rep.o o'rourke (d-tx): "whether you're in tents or a 4 star hotel, if you're not with your mom or dad if you've been taken from them you're traumatized."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (jrstone)she's set to become the 45th mayor of the city of san francisco.and she's the first african american woman to serve in that office.mayor- elect london breed stopped by the kron four studio this week. among other things, she spoke to us about standing up for immigrants... and the city's sanctuary city policies.

. >> jason alden meyer and republican strategist chris maloney.tunning defeat last night for crowley who was supposed to be the leader of the democratic party. is this the case where no district is safe? >> this paints a picture are sick and tired of the washington spawn. both parties are to blame here. they could elect it and they do things that are completely the same year in and year out. the different insurgencies in both parties are the shame of it is the democrats as the socialist insurgency. what i'm pushing for his republicans need to get in line and realize what, democrats are beating the republicans are building the bench. they've got a focus and take this tactic and realize that they need to go out there and find young candidate that can bring energy to the party as well as they want to become relevant again. that's why i'm pushing for folks like senator rand paul, congressman just in the mosh. >> would focus on some other ideas here. the democratic socialist party about the raid. tonight what has been the lowest turnout district in the

you would have seen maloney lose last night, she decimated a candidate running on same platform and hadney. charles: michael starr hopkins. we know that nancy pelosi wing of the democratic party is in trouble. if this is not another wake-up call to them, i don't know what circumstance i think bernie sanders energize part of the left has more wind in sail. i think if democrats elite don't pay attendtion, they are in trouble. >> i think that democratic party is a big tent party, we're seeing them win in all areas. nucor tenew -- cortez is charis, young and latina and ran a great campaign, and congressman crowley did not really show up in his district, he sent a stand in to debate. i think the different factors is what lead to this. i think we're seeing in the democratic base that is excited. charles: i remember when brat won. other guy he didn't campaign, he was the arrogant and yada yada. i think dave brat's election on republican side with seats reveal seats of something that evenly en up being donald trump. i think maybe i am reading too much into it wit. but i believe something monume

patrick maloney announced he is running for the open spot for ag after schneiderman had to step downs month. yesterday, keith ellon filed to run for attorney general of minnesota.joing me now is curre congressman ellison, who is now a new candidate for attorney general. and he joins me now. congressman ellison, welcome ba thanks having me. >> you are running for ag instead of re-election to congress. it strikes me, and i have heard this from others, why -- attorney general. what do you believe that post will give an opportunity to do that you can't do in congress? >> you for example it will allow me to be the people's lawyer, a lawyer that will fight for them, for their consumer rights, for their rights as workers and employees, for their rights as people who need civil rights protection. it will allow me to protect seniors who are often victims of scams and abuses and mistreatment. and it will allow me to help veterans and people all over the state of minnesota. also, the attorneys general work together on things to stand up on the administration's rules, to weaken the internet and

now like congressman maloney mentioned earlier, i would like to talk a little bit about seating. after the tragedy at parkland a few weeks ago, city announced new gun policies for the partners to require background checks and prohibit guns for teenagers. i know that you are familiar with those guidelines. it is reported that in april, a republican member of the sec, threatenedawar, citigroup, saying that because of their private gun policies, the bank lacked support for their agenda at the sec. the republicans and democrats can agree that no regulated entity like citibank should be punished at the sec. sir, i have a couple questions for the chairman, have you ever been contacted by anyone at the nra about citibank or bank of america gun policies? show less text >> -- no. >> never? in regards to this specific policy, but someone will be punished, but followed some sort of background checks on their policies. >> no. >> okay. have you ever spoken with citigroup or bank of america about their gun policies? >> no. >> okay, have you ever discussed any company gun policies with the sec

also in macallan was first lady maloney a trump visiting one such shelter which had taken in several children separated from their parents due to her husband's hardline policy but her show of compassion is being overshadowed by the jacket she wore on the plane on the way to texas trump spokes person in minutes was a jacket just like this one with the words i really don't care to you but not to read anything into it. civil rights activists also visiting macallan were less concerned about the first lady's attire more concerned about president trump's executive order to in separations of the border which they say is now too little too late. this is one of the most. thinkable legs that i have seen in these don't serve despicable things this is near the top of the list we're here a day after there was an executive order which really is very very little of the current crisis. it's temporary it's not a permanent solution as for jennifer she's been holding on to her faith for future uncertain but grateful she at least once or children give rosendo. macallan texas. they use artificial donald

like congressman maloney mentioned i want to talk about citigroup. after the tragedy at parkland, citiannounceed the new gun policy for the financial partners required background checks and prohibit guns for teenagers. i know that you're familiar with those guidelines. it is reported that in april, a republican member of the sec, threatened city group, saying that because of their private gun policies, the bank lacked support for their agenda at the sec. now, republicans and democrats can agree that no regulateed intent city bank should be punished at the sec. have you ever been contacted by anyone at the nra but citi or bang of america gun policies? >> no. >> never? >> been contacted -- well. >> in regards to this specific policy that somebody will be punished if they don't follow some sort of background checks on their policies. >> no. >> okay. have you ever spoken with citigroup or manage of america about their gun policies? >> no. >> have you ever discussed any company gun policy with the sec staff? >> not that i recall. >> so you never had any s

first lady maloney a trump has returned to the us mexico border to meet immigration and border patrol offices in her second visit to the area she toured what officials describe as a short term holding center for children taken from their parents last visit a week ago was overshadowed by a controversy surrounding a jacket she wore that said i really don't care do you i know how dangerous this. so i have. for you to be half of the country. i'm looking for for our discussion and to to a different. and i'm here to support you and give my how whatever i can do for behalf of children and the families meanwhile her husband u.s. president donald trump has visited milwaukee wisconsin to top the new electronics factory trump says the project with a taiwanese manufacturer of foxconn will create fifteen thousand jobs this after a motorbike manufacturer harley davidson said that it would move some of its production overseas to avoid e.u. tariffs and president trunkful meets the russian president vladimir putin in finland's capital helsinki on july sixteenth the two leaders are expected to rekindle

meanwhile first lady maloney a trump has returned to the us mexico border to meet immigration and border patrol offices in her second visit to the area she toured what officials describe as a short term holding center of the children taken from their parents her last visit a week ago was overshadowed by a controversy surrounding a jacket that she wore that said i really don't care do you. i know how dangerous and difficult jobs are so i really appreciate all you do for behalf of the country and i'm looking forward for our discussion and to tour difficile. and i'm here to support you and give my how whatever i can do for behalf of children and the families meanwhile u.s. president donald trump has visited billboard was calm sent to a new electronics factory his visit comes just days after the state's famous motorcycle manufacturer davidson warned that it was moving some production overseas to avoid new tariffs john hendren reports. ever defiant ever boastful president donald trump came to take credit for thirteen thousand new jobs in wisconsin they wanted to do it someplace now in the uni

now, like congressman maloney mentioned earlier, i would also like to talk a little bit about citigroup. after the tragedy at parkland a few weeks ago, citi announced the new gun policies for their financial partners to require background checks and prohibit guns for teenagers. i know that you're familiar with those guidelines. it is reported that in april, a republican member of the s.e.c. threatened citigroup, saying that because of their private gun policies, the bank lacked support for their agenda at the s.e.c. now, republicans and democrats can agree that no regulated entity like citibank should be punished at the s.e.c. so, i have a couple of questions, mr. chairman. have you ever been contacted by anyone at the nra about citi or about bank of america gun policies? >> no. >> never? >> i've been contacted -- well, let me -- >> in regards to this specific policy, that somebody will be punished if they don't -- if they follow some sort of background checks on their policies. >> no. >> okay. have you ever spoken with citigroup or bank of america about their gun policies? >> no. >> ok