Trump Visits Newly Built Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library In North Dakota

MEDORA, N.D. (AP) — President Donald Trump is visiting the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota. The $450 million library project explores the 26th president's life in the rugged, remote landscape where he roamed as a cowboy and big game hunter in the 1880s. The library was pushed by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum when he was governor. The facility's grand opening is July Fourth, but Trump is visiting Wednesday to see the library and to speak to a crowd at a nearby amphitheater. Roosevelt served from 1901 to 1909 and said he never would have been president were it not for his experiences in North Dakota.