we welcome environmental protection agency administrator andrew wheeler. welcome, sir.ood to have you on the show. as a builder, this is donald trump's wheelhouse. he can scan a multi-page bid, see who's overcharging, what won't work, what will, et cetera. what exactly will be eliminated regarding environmental regulations that will lop off years of process? >> sure. first of all, you're right. he's the infrastructure president and chief. we haven't had an infrastructure president like this probably since dwight eisenhower created the federal highways. he knows infrastructure and he knows what the impediments are. there really isn't a more stark difference between president trump and vice president biden. you go back to 2009, vice president biden was in charge of the stimulus package, implementing that for the federal government, and he infamously went to a bridge in north middletown, pennsylvania. governor rendell told him it was shovel-ready. he thought it was shovel-ready. he did a big ribbon cutting, said it was shovel-ready. they weren't able to break ground for mo

epa administrator andrew wheeler. thank you, andrew. thank you very much. omb acting director.ess administrator. thank you. cms administrator. great people. those are great people. they are doing an incredible job should -- an incredible job. i want to thank the state and local tribal leaders that join us in this great cause. thank you for being here. what we have achieved together is truly without precedent. never happened before. the previous administration handed over 60,000 pages of heavy-handed regulations through the federal register. that is why nothing got done. under my administration, we have removed 25,000 pages of job destroying regulations, more than any other president by far in the history of our country, whether it was four years, eight years, or more than eight years. the prior administration piled up more than 600 major new regulations, a cruel and punishing regulatory burden that cost the average american worker an additional $2300 per year. the average american $2300. hitting low-income americans by far the hardest. these regulations reflected a -- these reg

epa administrator andrew wheeler. thank you, andrew. thank you very much. [applause] omb acting director russ vought. thank you, russ. small business administrator i love her name, jovita carranza. i love her name. cms administrator, seema verma. those are great people. they're doing incredible job. i want to thank the many state, local tribal leaders join us in the great cause. thank you very much for being here. we all appreciate it. thank you y'all very much. what we have achieved together is truly without precedent. never happened before. the previous administration added 16,000 pages of heavy-handed regulations to the federal register. that is why nothing got done. under my administration, we have removed nearly 25,000 pages of job-destroying regulations, more than any other president by far in the history of our country, whether it was four years, eight year, or in one case, more than eight years. the prior administration piled up more than 600 major new regulations, a cruel and punishing regulatory burden that cost the average american an additional

andrew wheeler with the epa, thank you so much.your time. >> thank you for having me on. ashley: my pleasure. let's check those food delivery stocks, if we can. uber is now reportedly in talks to buy postmates after the collapse of its takeover deal with grub hub. is the demand for food delivery here to stay in a post-pandemic world? we will get into that issue. >>> broadway shows here in new york city won't be returning this year and now there's talks of a potential bailout. we will have a live report what that may look like, next. ♪ wherever you live, certain truths are universal love...feels the same. joy... is a joint expression, and health... is an essential need for all. yet with so much we share, there's one thing we don't: around our world, millions live in places with little to no access to hospitals. at mercy ships, we've made it our mission to change this. you can join us by calling or going online now... just $19 a month is all it takes to help our volunteer doctors and nurses embark on floating hospitals. to heal the l

wheeler. tomorrow's front pages starting with. .. the telegraph leads with the manslaughter conviciton of three teenagers for the death of pc andrew harperadline quotes his wife lizzie harper who expressed anger at the verdict. a photo of two of the teenagers smiling during the case is shown alongside lizzie harper. the mirror also leads with the reaction from lissie harper to the verdict on the trial of her husband's killers the express of her husband's killers. the financial times lease with the settlement. action leads with the settlement. the guardian has details of the prime minister borisjohnson‘s interivew with the bbc political editor laura kuenssberg who said the government didn't understand the virus and admitted there were things they could have done differently. the i reports that polling suggests 80% of people who have worked from home during the coronavirus want to continue once the virus has been suppressed. the daily mail says borisjohnson plans to make restaurants and take away chains publish calories in every meal as part of an anti obesity strategy following his brush with coronavirus in april earlier this year. lookin