Kansas Representative Kevin Yoder is calling on President Donald Trump to condemn the Olathe shooting during Tuesday night's address to Congress.
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Yoder told CNN, Trump has the perfect opportunity to show unity.
"I’ve been clear that the President must use this amazing platform to condemn this hateful act in no uncertain terms and send a powerful message that no American should be fearful in their own community," he said. "Diverse political and religious views are what make our country great, and I look forward to him utilizing this opportunity tonight.”
This is Trump's first time addressing the joint session. He is expected to unveil his plans for the country for the next four years.
41 Action News will stream the address online and in our mobile app. The speech will begin at 8 p.m. CT.
