mr. ts, inspired psa how fint is to dance. really something. ut. >> your hair looks stupid. >> ha-ha-ha. >> hey, hey, hey. >> no, mr. t. >> it's not cool to make fun of somebody else. if these fools get in your face, don't get sad, get dance. >> yeah, yeah. >> get, get, get. >> bring us back to the 80s. >> yeah. >> get it. no. all right. we can't wait to see the guys on "good morning america" later today. great to see mr. t and chris catan and all back there. moving on, "top gun 2" a go. ♪ ♪ >> tom cruise, confirmed, the news telling australian morning television, sunrise, that it is definitely happening. >> announced filming would start next year. no word on who else will sign on. the director of the original in 1996, hinting at a sequel quite a while. >> iceman, val kilmer was asked if he would do part 2. his response, hell yes. >> he hasn't lost that loving feeling. >> kendis, you can be my wing man any time. >> aw, thank you. >> just said that because it worked. >> works with the theme. >> kelly mcginnis has to be back in it. not hey new sta

mr. comey, the man that he fired. the man after having ts interaction with mr. trump on february 14th in the oval office, in which he asked him to look the other way, he went back and memorialized this in a detailed memo that exists today and can be subpoenaed by the hill. it moves the ball forward in a way we hadn't seen before in this story. >> assuming that this memo is authenticated, look back a week to president trump sitting down with lester holt around why he said in his own words, he fired james comey. take a look. regardless of recommendation i was going to fire comey knowing there was no good time to do it. in fact when i decided to do it, i said to myself, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story, an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election, that they should have won. >> come on now. how is it president trump is not, he is admitting that he fired james comey over the russia investigation. now we're learning in this memo, the president said, hey, can you move on from this? does this not read to you like an obstruc

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mr. trump shaking hands with certse lavrov and sergei kislyak. only the russian and white house photographer were allowed inside. the president did not suspect the photo tsy did. they were on russian state media for the world to see. the president claims he is not worried about the optics of the meeting with the russians. he met with them one day after firing the fbi director who is investigating the very people and meddling in the american campaign. >>> change of plans for the kushner family. jared's sister nicole and other executives will not attend when the family's business makes the sales pitch to chinese investors this weekend. it comes after nicole kushner meyer raised eyebrows after she mentioned her brother as a white house adviser while courting investors for the new jersey project. the company apologized. the son-in-law stepped away from the kushner companies to be part of the administration. >>> good news for drivers. cost of gas for summer trip just got cheaper. this is really the real deal economic indicator. you fill up your tank every week and gas prices are plunging. wifi. we literally cannot live without it. and if we can't live without

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mr. speaker, today we celebrate small business week. i rise to recognize and stress the importance of small businesses of ts country. i have the honor of serving the house small business committee every day and i'm reminded that small businesses are the pillars and cornerstones of the american economy. the national small business association recently met in our nation's capital and communicated to me their concerns were government health care and government overregulation. that's why this congress must strive to end the overburdensome regulation this government does to kill jobs. all across kansas, small businesses are driving economic opportunity, innovation and growth. this week and every week, we must keep the contributions at the forefront of our decision making. mr. speaker, i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? the the gentleman from tennessee is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of small business week. small businesses are the backbone of the american economy and the main driver of ou

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