Welcome to Meet the Press Now. I'm Kelly O'Donnell in Washington, where the White House appears to be shifting strategy amid the growing fallout and public outrage after deadly shootings by federal officers in

Minneapolis. Right now, President Trump is on the ground in Iowa, where he's set to speak on his

economic agenda as the White House tries to pull the headlines back to the president's affordability

agenda and away from the backlash over his immigration

crackdown in Minneapolis. We will bring you the president's remarks live when those happen,

and this all comes as the administration has entered damage control mode over its deadly actions

in Minnesota, with the president moments ago calling the killing of ICU nurse Alex Preddy by a patrol,

Border Patrol agent, very unfortunate, after earlier today telling reporters that he would

personally oversee the investigation into Preddy shooting.

We're doing a big investigation. I want to see the investigation. I'm going to be watching over.

I want a very honorable and honest investigation. I have to see it by show.

That investigation already facing enormous scrutiny after White House officials made inflammatory

claims about the incident and the victim that are contradicted by multiple

videos from the scene. The administration is now switching up its team on the ground in Minneapolis,

pulling out controversial Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino, who has been seen using

aggressive tactics against demonstrators. The president was asked about that moments ago.

Mr. President, why did you decide to shake a their leadership team in Minnesota and send

Tom?

I do that all the time.

I shake up teams.

Everybody here, these are a lot of owners of farms and places, and you shake up your team.

If they can't do the crops fast enough,

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