you're going to be with lee zeldin?an is lee zeldin, i really love lee, so we'll have a good time, we're actually going to go and visit thest pal tine -- east pal steven train derailment. it matters to me because my first month as a united states senator, you had this terrible train disaster. i'm going back a couple of years later as vice president of the united states just to check in on how the cleanup is going. the big question i had as a senator is people always ask, is the water clean to the drink, is the air a clean to breathe. and luckily, we now have a great epa administrator who, i think, can answer those questions and fix the problems on the ground. we're just going to do a little fact finding, talk to people and see what's -- maria: that was incredible when you put the stick in the water and showed is exactly what had occurred. i was grateful that you did that. thank you for doing that and telling the country what had taken place. look, i know it's only been 11 days, 12, 13 days with you as vice president is.

see an overreaction today in the stock market that's why yesterday i asked newly confirmed epa lee zeldin as was senator from wyoming and the majority whip in the senate john barrasso about the impact of the tariffs yesterday, use what they said. >> president trump has done this once and it worked and will do it again president trump has thought this through we saw with the usmca for president trump's first term which was a huge success replacing nafta and there is a moment where it feels like friction and uncertainty but president trump leadership in the strength the power of the american economy. he is not going into the spying he wanted once and of do it again this time to are you worried this will undermine the other policies that are positive out of this demonstration. as a pro-growth group of policies and cutting government spending and government waste in the blood that we have at our federal government right now all of these are programmed to get a healthy economy. >> are you going to expected to retaliate tomorrow they do not tweet us fairly, properly. >> the senator from wyoming

the last administration but i guarantee we will finish the cleanup under the great leadership of lee zeldin, our new epa administrator behind me. i also think part of that means a long-term economic development of this community. we know a lot of local businesses and local people lost a lot when that train disaster happened a couple years ago. we are committed not just to finishing the environmental side of the cleanup but hopefully seeing east palestine build back better and stronger and more prosperous than it was before this disaster happened in the first place. that will not happen overnight of course. i'm a realist about this. but i want people to know here that president trump, me, the entire administration are committed to ensuring the people of east palestine, that their community, government does right by them and will keep on working at it in the months and years to come. before i take a few questions from the press, i want to invite first our new epa administrator and then governor dewine to say a few words. le.. e. [applause] >> i was sworn in the middle of last week. as soon as

the head of the epa, lee zeldin will join me live. what's the first thing he plans to do to make the village safe? and later, supply chains. stunned. and your wallet could pay the price. the trade war deepening. this morning, the head of the national association of manufacturers will join me with his message to the white house. good morning. pamela brown is on assignment. i'm phil mattingly in washington, and you are live in the cnn newsroom. just minutes from now, a make or break moment for president trump's pick to lead the nation's top health agency. rfk jr.. faces a critical vote from the senate finance committee, and all eyes are on one of the panel's republicans, senator bill cassidy. his vote will determine whether kennedy advances to the senate floor. here with us to break it all down, cnn's manu raju alayna treene and dr. sanjay gupta. let me go first to you. manu raju. we've been watching you buttonhole senators over the course of the last 20 or 30 minutes. what is the word right now on capitol hill about where cassidy is le

we've also got newly confirmed epa minister lee zeldin and we have breaking news, lee zeldin will travelsident jd vance, tomorrow, to ohio, palestine. it's going to mark the year since that train derailment putting all of those horrible chemicals in the water and the air and we'll talk with tom homan as you know, the deportation plans underway right now in america and we want to find out where we are in terms of that swath that you discussed earlier in venezuela, that rick grinell was able to bring back hostages to america. we've got a big show. a lot of breaking news coming up. jd vance really made a lot of common sense comments about the president's agenda. so i want to really get into what he has to say about executing that agenda. charlie: well, it's a new era, a new era of transparency and we thank you for bringing it to us and we'll be watching, maria bartiromo. maria: thank you. see you in 10 minutes. charlie: communities across the u.s. rallying around prayer after two devastating plane crashes shook the nation. why faith is important in the face of tragedy, that's next. of bring

vance and i and senator moreno p governor dewine and new epa director lee zeldin will be there to talke that people know that the east palestines of the world -- not just east palestine, but any community in need -- is going to be supported by this administration. joey: what is the state of the town, the village two years later in i know that the original controversy wasn't just that it derailed, but there was a decision to release a bunch of dechemicals for safety reasons, and the railroad company, they pushed that. they pushed that decision. finish now the ntsb says that might not have been necessary. so that's the real rub there, is the release of the chemicals after the derailment. what is the state of the town in do do they have water? are people who had houses there, are they able to come back? where are they? >> well, for the most part, life is back to normal except for some of the residents whose homes were really close to that site. they've relocated. but you hit the point that was the problem, is during the biden administration there was -- i remember this distinctly. governo

david: epa administrator lee zeldin avid senior center appointment, congratulations on that the presidentng in real time the discoveries made by the doge group coming up with all sorts of things i ever heard one democrat sang completely wasteful spending that has been exposed as a good thing, have you? >> is really exposing those members of congress who have a problem with cutting out fraud and waste and abuse inside of our government we should have all of congress cheering on an effort to make sure that the federal government is being a good steward of the tax dollars. i know the american public all across the country, they are cheering on the federal government it's been too long i'm waiting years for someone to step up from this that's one of the reasons why they like president trump he said he's going to do this he's delivering on his progress. >> aig is a perfect place to start, good intentions maybe when some of the programs are started it's been so tied into the bureaucracy mike walls the new national security advisor spoke about that on sunday, play the tape. >> were talking about

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vice president jd vance and the newly-appointed head of the epa, lee zeldin toured the area. >>> we have another round of heavy rain for folks around california. that's going to be one of the spots that really is the bull's eye for the heaviest of the rain and potentially some snow for central california. we'll see the flood risk focussed across the bay area and sacramento valley. a bit of a break as the system shifts east. but we have another round of heavy rain on tap for thursday. this is going to be multiple days of these flood threats. those will be problematic when it comes to mudslides as well. it's stretching from chico to monterey. we'll see 5 to 10 inches of rain in some of the coastal ranges, elsewhere 2 to 3 inches. in southern california we'll see much-needed rain through the end of the workweek as well. notice an inch or two from santa barbara to the los angeles area. some additional for chicago. low 40s for indianapolis. 50 degrees with mostly cloudy skies in denver today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> thanks so much, angie. >>> coming up, th

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lee zeldin didn't he had to go to this same process.burgum had to go through all this in order to get confirmed. this is what the democrat party is doing. so, all these departments of government they say don't cut them, don't change the rules, every person there is essential. no, no, no. but, when it comes to choosing a cabinet secretary they are apparently don't want any. they set will pick them if they are rational and reasonable in other words rational and reasonable people to judge i can go to the whole list the whole conga line of reprobates these democrats have appointed one cabinet position or a net that republicans do this. they actually don't they don't. republicans vote for democrats all the time. like three of them you may have heard the names mitch mcconnell, susan collins and lisa murkowski them over democrats all the time it's the republicans those have problems with and they are not the only ones pretty got the senator from indiana's last name is young. we have another senator a romney want to be from utah for they are th

illegals its doesn't seem congress is upset or cabinet is worried i spoke with newly confirmed epa lee zeldining senator john barrasso, by the way, john barrasso in a state that relies on canada for energy imports here is what they both said when i requested them about the tariff plans. >> you worry this tariff plan of president trump is going to undermine the other policies that are very positive out of this administration? >> no, i adopt because the president has a pro-growth group of policies in terms of cutting government spending government waste the bureaucratic bloat that we have in our federal government right now in terms of keeping taxes low, in terms of also getting rid of regulations, in leisureing american energy,. >> president trump done this once wording do it again we saw with usmca from president''s first term a huge success replacing nafta, there is that moment, where maybe it feels like friction uncertainty. >> we know mexico has allowed to facilitation of the illegal drug trade illegal sex trafficking for years, has done nothing about it the message from president trump to

this is why we need that federal involvement, ric grenell showing incredible leadership lee zeldin showing people need that i can their word and leadership and not listen to the fools who got us in this mess to begin with. >> yeah, now, a part of this reimagined, which just more liberal l.a., newsom is pushing a ban or certain plants. saying the rules would require people to clear an area within five feet of homes, dubbed zone zero or an ember resistant zone of any flammable materials with the exception of mature trees. well, maybe some of that isn't so stupid. maybe some of that is smart. a lot of people had already done that anyway. but, is there something else going on. we learned that the army corps of engineers is waiting on the county to approve paperwork so they can start the clean up process. people are intercepting that relief from the people desperate and need it. it's massive fraud going on. they should be taking the regulations off and newsom focused on new water infrastructure, clearing out brush. not banning what plants people can have at their house. of course big government

lee zeldin at the epa, chris wright at energy, the interior secretary doug burgum, who described duringfirmation hearings how the trump administration will do things differently. >> when energy production is restricted in america, it doesn't reduce demand. it shifts productions to countries like russia and iran, whose autocratic leaders not only don't care at all about the environment, but use revenues from energy sales to fund wars against us and our allies. president trump's energy dominance vision will end those wars abroad, make life more affordable for every family in america by driving down inflation. president trump will achieve the goals while championing clean air, clean water, and protecting our beautiful lands. geoff: this raises the question of what it means for president biden's achievement on the inflation reduction act. >> president trump, one of his first actions was an executive order that deals with terminating the green nude deal. that is how he refers to these efforts. that ordered all federal agencies to pause any of the money appropriated under the inflation reduct

reporter: the vice president coming to the fire station and lee zeldin and mike dewine coming here toe cleanup site. stuart: mike tobin, thank you very much. according to tafanely nu times poll, most -- a new york times poll, most democrats feel the party doesn't share their views. mitchell brown is with us this morning. have democrats not figured out why they lost in november? >> hey, stu, no, they clearly haven't. i don't want people to go watch it. i've already watch it had for them, but some of the clippeds from the dnc vote on saturday are out, and their platform clearly has not changed and their leadership coming in has not picked up on the signs and a bunch of people went on stage yelling at the crowd members to be silent because a black woman is speaking. she's showcasing her power. they did not talk about economic policy. they talked about, as you showed that clip before, what gender or non-gender they need on the board here. no, they haven't learned any lessons or messaging plan and don't have a single policy to go out and actually give to the voters. stuart: is there an ack

still dealing with ope situations and secretary death he has talked about it and accompanied by lee zeldinill also be e grout there on the ground.back we have to get these people's lives back in order.ic i'm glad the vice president is going there after sworn in asen. the new vice president. >> todd: these peopleus basically lost their homes because homes on and how to make uninhabitable and i will defer to you dr. saphier with theses chemicals. heit can kill you in the long rn so what option do you have? >> nicole: at they were havinghi skin irritation in the chemical spill did affect them the plume in the air. it is tragic and they felt completely abandonedar by the administration and secretary duffy right now fromti former secretary pete buttigieg. >> jason: i hope the ty get bact on their feet. speak to some parents areat iocelebrating president trump's dei crackdown, education department hig watch is a probeo a temper high school after turn female only bathroom into all gender facility. full disclosure that is eastig high school and all five of their kids graduated from east high schoo

vice president jd vance and epa director lee zeldin will visit the area to commemorate the disaster.week, the village of east palestine and norfolk southern announced a $22 million settlement, resulting, or rather resolving, all of the village's claims from the incident this morning, with the palisades and eton wildfires fully contained, cleanup efforts are now underway, closing a chapter on historic blazes that wiped out entire neighborhoods and forced mass evacuations. >> cnn's julia vargas jones joined epa crews in altadena as they work to remove the dangerous waste left behind by the fires. >> sifting through altadena's ashes., what were once homes. now piles. >> of toxic. >> waste. >> the cleanup after the deadly eaton fire is just beginning. >> so we put a white x to mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous in it. >> weeks after flames decimated thousands of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roam the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one of painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the

lee zeldin is out here showing leadership.eople need to take their word for it and take their leadership and not listen to the fools who got us in this mess to begin with. >> yeah. now, a part of this reimagined which is more liberal, la newsom is pushing a ban on certain plants, saying the rules would require people to clear an area within five feet of homes, dubbed zone zero, or an ember resistant zone of any flammable materials, with the exception of mature trees. well, maybe some of that isn't so stupid. maybe some of that is smart. a lot of people had already done that anyway, but is there something else going on? >> yeah. well, again, it's that power grab because we should be looking at deregulation so we could build things up fast. we learned that the army corps of engineers is waiting on the county to approve paperwork so that they can start the cleanup process. it's literally a clerical thing that's going on. a fema was supposed to be coordinating relief. we're learning that in the majority of cases, people are interc

that report comes as vice president jd vance and new epa chief lee zeldin are heading to east palestineright now. that community still has not recovered economically, and environmental concerns remain to this day. one mental health study of those affected by the crash found a third of participants suffer from ptsd. in an ironic twist, before the crash, netflix actually shot a film about a train crash that was filmed in parts of ohio. >> life is good, jack. i hope it lasts forever. >> can't just sit on the fence. >> something that could actually. >> let's watch a sitcom or something. >> no. >> and my next guest was an extra in that movie. before living the real life nightmare in east palestine. ben ratner joins us now. ben, thank you so much for your time. i want to start with, what do you want to hear from vice president vance today? >> uh, i think it would be key for the new presidency to hold norfolk southern accountable and keep the promises that they put in place in the previous year. uh, keep keep those going. there's already a few things that have come off the plate or off the tab

. >> treasury secretary scott bessent and environmental protection agency administrator lee zeldin.ut these were not. >> at the white house. and the vice president, so has done some. so the the, um, it is interesting that, um, brett kavanaugh. what i'm trying to say, sorry, is that clarence thomas was not a trump appointee. donald trump has the sort of unusual position of having three justices on the court who actually he picked because kavanaugh did, too. but the fact that he is choosing clarence thomas is really noteworthy. >> it is. and i'll. >> tell you why. and you probably. >> remember back in 1991 when george h.w. >> bush named. >> clarence thomas to that seat. he's, you know, he's the oldest justice at age 76, the longest serving justice on the current bench. and it's donald trump did not choose him. but donald trump has embraced him. and during pam bondi swearing in ceremony yesterday, he talked about how he realized that clarence thomas was this conservative rock star. and he said, they love you, and i love you, too. and i love i love your wife. he called her incredible. a

lee zeldin is doing an amazing job. he's on the ground today in los angeles.they are moving the first phase of the debris removal at record pace. and i think it's that mindset that we brought to the meeting and the mindset that came out of that meeting. the president wants to do something that's never been done, and that is address this crisis with a degree of sophistication and focus to get the job done and get people's lives back. >> your relationship with trump certainly has been interesting over the years. it seems to have taken a more positive turn lately. i mean, he recently called you news.com. >> not just recently, not been doing that for years. >> did he say it in the oval office yesterday? >> well, we had some fun with that. >> look. okay, okay, so tell us about this and how much of your positive turn i have to ask this because this is what people are wondering, has to do with the fact you need aid for your state. >> yeah, but it's not even that we had this relationship. i will say it's one of the more i'll leave it to more objective minds, but it's

in a situation like that, he should be banished off into the lee zeldin. that's a straw man. >> and what we. are doing. >> is what we. >> are doing. >> that. >> we are dealing with is that trump has ushered in an era when people feel especially white. people feel it's comfortable to say anything, and you encounter this on the street where in between cars and you see this all the time in videos that we capture on the street that people are saying crazy things to people they think are immigrants or are black or a female. and this is, this is advertising that this is okay to this administration, the top people in the country. this is okay. >> let me offer one other aspect of this, because, i mean, we're at the end of a week in which doge has been everywhere, but i'm still not seeing a lot of evidence, congressman, that they're really making a dent in what they're supposed to be making a dent in, which is government spending. and the president said today he would put the pentagon budget on the table. but a lot of this, to me, seems kind of performative, even g

and i'm talking about the lee zeldin. >> new york is a more progressive. >> we just got a black woman. >> hold up. let me, let me. >> we just got a black. >> woman on. >> when you had a black man from you brought up the 70s. >> you brought up the supreme court. >> in the 60s. >> when did you know. >> arthur? >> well, hold on. how many what percentage of it does it represent of the united states of america? >> why? why does it matter. >> why we got to go by. >> numbers? why? why is it so hard? we got we can only have knowledge. >> what she just said. >> why is it so hard? why is it just one justice? >> why? why is it only one italian american? >> but why. >> is it so hard for you to acknowledge what she just said about about black women being the most educated? >> i didn't know it. i said i said, that's not my experience. >> because you're. >> not a black woman. >> no. >> i'm a new yorker. >> and new york is not representative of the rest. you're correct. that's that's also correct. >> it's also the most diverse city. >> in the country. well. >> that's exactly right. >> so of course, t

we confirmed lee zeldin to be we confirmed lee zeldin to be ... burgum was elected to be secretary of the interior and this week we will vote on chris wright to be secretary of e energy. i talked about how implementing an all-of-the-above strategy. i spoke about the our abundance of resources and the need to leverage those resources. one of those is america's ability to innovate, the knowledge and capabilities we have to expand the realm of possibility. some of that work is being done in my state at the sanford underground lead facility. others are being done at universities also in partnership with the federal government. it is a big part of the work of the energy government and it is what chris wright has spent his life doing. mr. wright calls himself, and i quote, a science geek, turned energy nerd, turned lifelong energy entrepreneur. end quote. if confirmed, mr. wright will be notable among secretaries of energy for his depth of experience. he has experience in nuclear energy, solar, geothermal, wind power, oil, and natural gas. he's worked o