truth of the matter american industry, heartland, all across america depends on fossil fuel and colburning power plants, what our families have seen is rising electricity, cost of utilities in this country, put a real burden. we've seen jobs leaving this country. what president trump said yesterday is we'll develop the resources of this country in environmentally responsible way. we're going to drive american growth and opportunity all across this nation. and, we will lead in the world, not follow the world. an one of the things that i have been most aus mooed by when i was in europe in february representing the administration and see the president in that extraordinary trip from the middle east to europe last week is, to hear some people questioning, questioning decisions this administration is making i see what is happening is, the world is seeing that we have a president again who is embracing his role as leader of the free world. he is leading europe back to a stronger commitment to counterterrorism. he is leading our nato allies to to live up to commitments in common defense. in withd

how did you make the connection between this effort with senator colburn? >> guest: that is what the states were present. they represent wade controls at $7.50 per hour they won't let people unionize. it's democracy with a difference in america that we used to have6 in the 50s and 60s.s it's very informative to see the response that we are seeing. you're not thinking you can't care for people. we just heard an explanation that if you are a red state, from two different individuals, but you don't have what is needed for the country and thatt isn't true. it's red states and blue states and the right to work is elevated more in oklahoma. i understand this polarization that we are seeing is difficult. but if in fact we have a convention in the states thatme first affordable government. you don't think you ought to pay for your medicare. we can say that isn't what we are trying to do, but that is: what we are trying to do. >> host: the constitution allows for the argument this is around the representational government. >> guest: this is exactly what the founders

i knew thea colburn. but i wouldn't be surprised in hearing this program, she comes back up to talk to us. her work changed safety. because of her research bpa is banned in baby bottles and pcbs have been dredged out of the hudson river in new york. this is the perfect example of senseless cuts that will cost us more in the long run with threats to public health and safety that are costlier in treasure and possibly in lives. we have more to learn of what possibly chemicals in the air are doing to us. how do you justify eliminating fund frg this program? yount alarmed between the link of chemicals in the environment and consumer products, changes to hormones, health, development of people and animals? what should epa's role be? >> congresswoman, i do share your concerns. our hope is we can study them using cur anteavailable tiered testing, battery systems and models to achieve that. but you raise a very important question. it's something -- the program was established in 1996 as you know, has had a signifi

there were a tight group of cameroons, as the colburn, people who went to with james cameron —— davidt with theresa may. there are few, but not many. one of the things she will have to do if she stays on its create a new network of links and friends within the conservative party because she does not have to do if she stays names create a new network of links and friends within the conservative party because she does not happen often. the conservative party because she does not happen oftenlj the conservative party because she does not happen often. i think andrew is absolutely right. it was the interview with nigel evans earlier where he was putting the blame squarely for that u—turn, for the policy being put out their first of all, the social care policy, and then the u—turn, which was unprecedented in election terms, we have never had a manifesto commitment made one day and literally within days there has been a u—turn, but he put the blame squarely on her advisers because she is known to deal withjonah hill and nick timothy, in a threesome, if you like in terms of putting policy to