andrew brunson was another one. he's from north carolina. >> western north carolina. >> you helped guide the administration on that issues well. again, there's a reason to step in here. not just for the things you read about in the papers but the things that happen every day, that men and women of deep conviction do that go unseen. >> that's the message for those who are tuned in to this summit. we are happy to have it in an unconventional way. instead of an auditorium filled with people, they are tuned in online this evening. as we look at that, my message to them is very simple. ifthey will stay engaged, they will remain true to their convictions, no matter how small their contribution may or may not be, look for it to blossom and bear grapefruit. i've been able to witness it. i have the benefit of being able to look backwards and say, boy, if you are faithful and do small things, it's amazing how god can bless you. >> when you were in that five way primary, did you ever envision yourself being the chief of staff or the president? >> no. being chief of staff is a greatest honor that anybody could ever have. there's on

. >> andrew wheeler spoke about environmental policy at an event hosted by the american enterprise institute. he asserted the wildfires happening in western states more related to forest management and climate change. >> i am and white, scholar at the american enterprise institute. the administrator of the united states environmental protection agency andrew wheeler, this marks the fiftieth anniversary of president nixon's creation of the epa. the epa's work he paralyzes the challenges of modern administration, challenges of expertise and democrat accountability, regulatory responses, rules of law, government power and conservation and innovation, discuss the epa's mission, it's record in the road ahead, opening remarks and have some questions. you can have questions on the event page and our youtube page. by email to elaine.alan.epa.org. welcome. >> thank you for inviting me to be here today. i provide reflections of the past 50 years of the environmental protection agency and layout plans for its future. today i would like to explain based on what we accomplished over the last few years. it is incontrovertible that today the environment

. >> andrew wheeler spoke about environmental policy at an event hosted by the american enterprise institute. he asserted the wildfires happening in western states more related to forest management and climate change. >> i am and white, scholar at the american enterprise institute.

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let's speak to the labour leader of trafford council, andrew western.o this change of mind? i understand the frustrations people have, it has been a very confusing few days for us been a very confusing few days for us in trafford. clearly, we want these restrictions lifted as quickly as possible, when it is safe to do so as possible, when it is safe to do so and we had recommended we left the restrictions in place for another week or two in trafford if we could see evidence of a downward trend in positive cases, but we have not seen that over the past week and we have more than doubled in our rate of positive cases. so really, in terms of where we are at now, i feel the government had probably made the right decision. i am not a fan of the restrictions and i am not necessarily saying they should be in place, what we needed was an effective track and trace system up and running in the locality some time ago. we have seen it in other countries and we need funding for interventions which we have not had. that is the pathway out of this. but a change of min