This Sunday, campus terror. At least two students are dead and nine wounded after a gunman opened fire in a classroom on the Brown University campus in Providence, Rhode Island.

Everybody is really and we have a lot of recovery ahead of us.

After a manhunt overnight, the suspect now in custody. Plus, money matters. President Trump

defends his record on the economy. You don't need $37 for your daughter. Two or three is nice.

Does he understand that these tariffs are raising prices? As worries grow about the cost of health insurance.

I have not heard a solution from that side of the aisle about how to fix that. The immigrant's so-called plan is a three-year extension

of the status quo. Steve Kornacki reveals the results of a brand new poll. And rising threats,

three Americans killed in an attack in Syria and three others wounded.

This was an ISIS attack on us and Syria.

As the pressure campaign against Venezuela escalates with the U.S. military seizing an oil tanker,

is the Trump administration seeking regime change?

My guest this morning, Democratic Senator Rafael

Warnock of Georgia and Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky. Joining me for insight and analysis are

Amna Navaz, co-anchor of PBS News Hour, Jonathan Martin of Politico, Mira Tandon, president

of the Center for American Progress, and Lonnie Chen,

a fellow at the Hoover Institution. Welcome to Sunday. It's Meet the Press.

From NBC News in Washington, the longest running show in television history. This is Meet the Press

with Kristen Welker.

Good Sunday morning, after gun violence terrorizes another American school community, a suspect now in custody.

The gunmen who opened fire on the campus of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, Saturday,

killing two students in a classroom and leaving nine others wounded. The shooter sending the

campus and much of the surrounding area into lockdown. Authorities say it happened in an engineering

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