and congress may leave certain aspects or parameters of the law for the epa to determine.when congress agrees that okay, sure. we should have clean air, or a clean water, but doesn't specify how exactly we should get clean air or clean water. then, it will defer to these agencies, like the epa, and the environmental scientists and the experts who work for that agency to determine the laws and guidelines for how we can get to that goal. now, these agencies, among other functions, are the regulatory bodies upon which we rely in nearly every aspect of our daily lives. the environmental protection agency regulates pollutants, the department of transportation comes apostates the standards for cars and highways. the u.s. department of agriculture makes sure our food is safe. the fda determines which drugs are available to us. osha, department of labor, keep workers safe and protect workers rights. experts at the department of health and human services help our health care policy adapt to emergencies, changing technology, and informs health care decisions that have an impact on m

the epa making those decisions is also cool because guess what?pa is run by appointees of the president, which i get to, again, vote for. what the supreme court is trying to do is to take the decision-making power away from the epa and give it to themselves. so that neil gorsuch gets to decide how much mercury is allowed to be in the water and brett kavanaugh gets to decide how many compensations are entitled to if your arm gets cut off at work. clarence thomas, he gets to decide what ethical -- should matter instead of the s.e.c.. that's the power they want. that is the power that they're trying to grab and they're trying to grab it from you, and me, and everybody watching, because, guess what? we don't get to vote for those guys. we don't get to vote for neil gorsuch, we don't get a vote for clarence thomas. we get a vote for the epa and congress, and it's those people who are taking the power away from us. >> we also don't get the vote to get them off the bench because they have those coveted lifetime appointments. i mean, elie, i want to put t

he also spent all eight years i same epa office.ly do we have such a robust record to draw on in evaluating a nominee. and i say this with great disappointment, but rarely is the record so damaging. madam president, mr. goffman's actions marked by federal overreach and job-killing regulations has been a disaster for our country. under president obama, mr. goffman was a chief architect of the clean power plan. this rule aimed to close down coal and gas-fired power plants, especially those in my own home state of west virginia. but it was a direct shot at american energy production. in 2022, the supreme court confirmed what we all knew. the original clean power plan was illegal. unfortunately, before this rejection, mines were shuttered, workers were laid off, and communities were left behind. and yet this has not phased mr. goffman. recently in his current position at the epa, mr. goffman has proposed the second iteration of the clean power plan. many of us have learned a lot about the lawlessness and danger of this regulatory plan,

she was reagan's head for the epa. but she was one of the people to make the epa succeed? no.pa from the inside. this case we are talking about was actually the government, the judges, the liberal judges, giving her leeway to destroy the epa from the inside. but it didn't work. because back in 1984, conservatives thought they were more likely to hold the presidency than the supreme court. roll forward 40 years, and neil gorsuch, the nepo baby that he is, is continuing the family business of destroying the epa. but he realizes that unlike his mama, he can't be voted out. his people can't be stopped. he has lifetime power, and this is part of the general conservative movement. they understand that judges hold lifetime power and are not subject to the win of the people. and so destroying the regulatory state through judges is now preferable for conservatives as opposed to trying to win their arguments at the ballot box, where they often fail. >> this is where the idea of expanding the court is starting to catch on with people who originally postponed it. they have a political age

. >> let me ask you about michigan verses epa too. and to come up with rules. about the meaning of the rd and.and essentially appprte is necessary. did the court find there were our boundaries there that excee? >> yes, absolutely. we are not suggesting in that world. >> so you can do that, right? >> what i'm disputing is t idea there is also0 an ansr either way, rather than the sction. agency? >> yes, under review. if i understood my friend rrectly today, he sms to suggest in all context, you could looknd say they dictated thatr an answer with respect h did they findha source? what they recognize and wha i think is just absolutely te as a matter of the on the gun realities and how they legislat that congress decide ae issues. when congress hasn't decided it and some follow on, they will need to fill in the gap. it's a questf whether it should be the courts or the agency. there is a presumption here that they intended it to be the agency. t always subject to the guardrails abo making sure the construction is reasonab. >> mr. clement su

virginia and epa and sackett v.epa has repeatedly ruled that the agency is acting outside its congressional mandate. just before christmas, the court agreed to hear yet another case involving epa emission plans. this one brought by ohio. mr. gulpan has defied this, and has a more aggressive epa, and with the -- the power plant legal excesses, he has continued the biden administration war on affordable american energy. by one estimate mr. goffman' tenure at the epa has coincided with the elimination over half of the nation' coal jobs. and he's continued to indulge the left' obsessive push for electric vehicles despite the fact that this push is killing american jobs and enhancing our top strategic adversary. by every measure this nominee is the exact wrong person to deserve a promotion at epa. so i would like to thank my colleague from west virginia, senator capito, for sounding the alarm on mr. goffman' nomination and i urge each of my colleagues to join me in voting no this afternoon. mr. durbin: mr. president. the

. >> let me about michiga verses epa too.en so forthnd to come up with rules. about the meaning of the word and essentially appropriate is necessary. did the court find there were outer boundaries there that can be exceede right? >> yes, absolutely. we are not suggesting in that world. >> so you can do that, right? >> what'm disputing is the idea there is also an answer either way, rather tha the discretion. tre is an agency? yes, under review. if i understood my friend correctly today, he seems to suggest in all context, y could look and say ty dictated that or a answer with respect to how did they find ttsoce what they recognize and what i think is just absolutely true as a matter of the on the ground realie and how they legislate,ha congress doesn't actually decide all of these issues. when congress hasn't decided it and some follow on, they will need to fill in the gap. it's a question ofther it should be the courts or the agency. there is a presumption here that they intended i to be the agency. but always subject to the

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one example is the epa's climate solution production grants.es your community want and need assistance? a follow-up question is how are you using federal grant programs and clean energy tax credits? is this sufficient for communities to address climate change by driving down emissions and increasing resilience? dr. jurado: thank you for the question. the support is absolutely needed. i am sure many are aware our state passed on the cprg funding and on a solar project funding for residential investment. if that money is not committed directly available to communities, meaning municipalities, tribes, and counties, many of us will not be able to take advantage of these critically needed investments and there are no alternative sources. we have no investment in energy efficiency by our local energy facilities. there are no programs and the statement is made that it is not cost-effective. it is not cost-effective for the utility provider, but no matter how clean the energy is being produced, you have many lower income individuals who are contending

but not to fear, the epa has mr.inistration's previous attempt to close down coal and gas-fired power plants in west virginia versus the epa, the biden administration has doubled down on this reckless poli. cle again designed to prematurely force the retirement of these power plants and require the us nearly ready for prime time. unfortunately for the american people, by the time the courts catchup, befo,t of damage is do. jobs are lost, the electric grid is undetermined, and the lives of entire communities are disrupted. believe me, i know this through virginia during the obama administration, and i would not wish it on any other parts of this the biden administration i not stopping there. in a mind-bog delling display -- boggling display of irony the epa is asylum tan why yously pushing -- is simultaneously pushing■/ to electric vehicles. that would mean more electricity. in iowa we saw how cold it was during the caucuses, below zero everywhere. ma faced a cold snap this week across the country, because, number one

.>> throughout the past year, ohio's epa says continued testing has shown the air, water and soil inine is safe and as of january 10 more than 42 million gallons of liquid and 176,000 tons of soil waste have been removed. norfolk southern said it made a promise to make things right and under the oversight of the u.s. epa it has completed the majority of remediation work as well as invested more than $103 million into the community, and norfork also announced long- term program supporting home values and water monitoring and working toward a long-term health fund. that is little comfort to jessica and chris. >> i am boiling with anger. >> reporter: in the days after there, in a hotel, for four months, at norfolk southern, since returning home, he was diagnosed with a heart disorder and has been unable to keep his job as a gas pipe lighter. >> we are doing our best but treading water right now. >> your barely paying the bills. >> like the albright's, he left home with her 10-year-old son, a year out, still living in the hotel.>> said afraid to go back to east palestine, she is had a to

by his mom, when his mom was the head of the epa.intee, was trying to destroy the epa from the inside out. and all neil gorsuch is doing right now is carrying on with that family business. so one of the reasons why he's -- these millionaires and billionaires, to use the phrase, wanted neil gorsuch on the benches because they understand that his lifelong dream has been to destroy the regulatory state, and he's about to do that now, with this case. >> jill, is this what it takes to become a supreme court justice in america these days? access to billionaires, because it seems like every conservative justice has their own billionaire buddy, who sooner or later, has business before the court. i'm not trying to be skeptical here, but just the way this system is designed, to have a billionaire lobbying for you to get on the court, to get you in front of the white house, to get the federalist society behind you, it seems it's a lot of work and a lot of money. >> i think you're right. i think this case also shows a lot of very important facts

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in the hand of supreme court justice neil gorsuch, he has family history, his mom, a former chief of epa, railed against water and air quality regulations in the 1980s, that ardent defiance landed her in contempt of congress, leading to a resignation month later, he built his career on a similar regulatory and antiregulatory three, the environment, student debt forgiveness and covid-19. >> the nation's highest court will hear a pair of cases testing the scope of regulatory power, at the center is a 1984 supreme court decision that al gore such has previously said should be reversed. joining is now with the details, this is pretty interesting, what can you tell us about the cases in the court. >> the 1984 case actually arose from policy that and gore such was implementing, -- and ann gorsuch, who wrote a book said are you tough enough, she talked about how her son was upset about what he what had happened to her, 15 at the time, here we are with a major test decision that became a landmark through epa policy and let's tell you about the 1984 case, chevron with the national resources defen

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we will get the epa out of the way once and for all.ht now the epa cares more about lizards then whether we can afford our utility bill. we will speed up the permitting. we will open pipelines including the keystone pipeline. we will say no to joe biden's stopping exporting liquefied gas and we will make sure we export as much liquefied natural gas as possible. we will do nuclear power. we will do all of the above. the goal is we don't want to go hat in hand to saudi arabia. no more getting dirty oil from iran and venezuela. let's turn our energy sector to not just enough to take care of america, but, the economic powerhouse we know it can be to pay down our debt and reduce inflation. we can get that done. now, let's talk about national security. the world is on fire. literally. you have a war in europe. new have a war in the middle east. you have north korea testing intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of hitting the u.s.. you have china on the march. make no mistake, none of that would have happened had we not had that debacle

. >> throughout the past year, ohio's epa says continued testing has shown the air, water and soil insafe. and as of january 10, more than 42 million gallons of liquid and 176,000 tons of soil waste have been removed. norfolk southern said it made a promise to make things right and that under the oversight of the u.s. epa ÃÃit has completed the majority of remediation work as well as investing more than $103 million into the community. norfolk also announced long-term programs such as supporting home values and water monitoring and working towards a long-term health fund. that's a little comfort to jessica and chris albright. >> on boiling with anger over the whole situation. >> the albright evacuated in the days after the derailment and moved into a hotel for four months. that bill covered by norfolk southern. but since returning home, albright says he was diagnosed with a heart disorder and has been unable to keep his job as a gas pipeline her. >> we are doing the best we can, but we are treading water right now. >> okay. >> i mean ÃÃyou know, we are barely paying bills. >> that was

we can permit storage of this under the ground without wading through the epa.years on average. if louisiana doesn't like other states it will be six months so it's faster to get the permit and more investment which means more jobs and better business. blue when you consider this a win. another one for you. senator bob menendez has been hit with more federal charges, securing us deals in exchange for valuable gifts. a $24,000 watch. one mayor in new jersey running to unseat menendez sounding off. >> this is bigger than bob menendez. this goes to the heart of democratic politics. he has been in some cases perpetrated by democrats and he has been enabled. you have the chair of the foreign relations committee supposedly taking bribes and what country has been not only coasting but protecting the leadership of hamas, terrorist organization, this is a very interesting thing that needs to be on woven. stuart: senator cassidy faces corruption and bribery charges. is it time to step down? >> i don't think anyone trusts bob to make a decisions in the interest of the unit

. >> carley: do you see anybody from the epa in east palestine? >> we do, yes. >> carley: what do you think of their respond? they said creeks and streets were safe and you are saying you are still seeing kemm cals. that water doesn't look clean. >> i can't see your images, but that is probably what i took. i sent the tests to labs and they came back with chemicals. you don't want your children playing in or near the creeks, you don't want to ingest or touch that. >> carley: it is good you see members of the epa there and hope they can get this sorted out. we did play audio of president biden saying he would go to east palestine. he still has not visited your town. what is your message to him one year later? >> we have not had one penny of assi assistance and the president has never come here. i decided three weeks ago, i got home and my wife said you need to run for bill johnson's seat. district six, if you are tired of corruption, elect me march 19th. i'm mad at hell. march on march 19th and vote rick tsai. president trump, i'm calling out to yo

she was the first female chief of the epa, appointed by ronald reagan in 1981. the case began as a dispute over the loosening of an epa permit requirement and ann gorsuch embraced the reagan anti-regulatory agenda and constantly was battling with the democratic run congress. in one fight she was held in contempt of congress and she was essentially forced out of office by her own administration. ann gorsuch wrote in her memoir that son neal who was 15, was distressed over the deal. now justice gorsuch is in position with his fellow conservative justices to continue the legacy and further curtail regulation of american business. kaitsz, john. >> thank you so much for that. >>> developing in london we're watching to learn more information about kate middleton, the princess of wales, is in the hospital we've learned after undergoing ab nominal surgery. back to max foster. when it comes to anything having to do with surgery and personal health, there's a lot of secrecy around it, but what more are you learning from the palace? >> as you say, you know, these prior med

we will get the epa out of the way. right now they care less about the sagebrush lizards than if we can care about our bill. we will speed up the permitting and get the pipelines moving in to do the keystone pipelines, nuclear and make sure that we are doing everything we can energy wise and that includes biofuels. we don't want to just survive having energy independence. we want to make energy and economic powerhouse so we are exporting as much liquefied natural gas as we can and turning it around so it helps our economy. and then when it comes to national security, when i was at the united nations, idled with china, russia and iran every single day. we are going to make sure the country knows what america is for and against. i never cared if they liked me but i wanted them to respect america. it's time we get our national security back on track. the reason the mexican president is sitting there now putting demands on us is because countries don't fear us anymore. they don't respect us anymore. what we will tell the me

while rescues us struggling to reach some of the areas hit the hottest, the city of which even near the epa center is one of the west. effective dw correspondent james tried to sent us this update from that we're currently outside what team and municipal hospital. this is one of the hospitals, where a number of survivors from the quite a company pro today, this is the worst affected city in the notes. a contingency law where this quake struck on new year's day, the majority of the tests have been reported in the city. shortly after we arrived at this hosp. so we spoke to the manager of the hospital who consented to us that a number of survivors from the subspace had been brought to the hospital today. some of them had unfortunately passed away. and he was describing in pretty hiring detail actually the types of procedures that these patients have to undergo when they arrive at the hospital. some of these people have been crushed under their own homes for, for 3 days. now, some people having to have both legs amputated and other pretty, pretty hiring procedures this night. we've not costs th

an audit conducted by epa last month and less than glowing and the inspection questioned the abilitycompanies to bring power lines and transformers to school districts with electric school buss and raising concern about adequate infrastructure and likelihood of significant delays without construction of additional charging stations. another example of sounding good in here reigns leading, not so much. stuart: i wonder if mike murphy can look on the green side. >> this will never work as ashley says. maybe going out 20 years it'll work and they're trying to throw taxpayer doll lori harmons out of something that -- dollars at something that looks good on the campaign and not feasible to do so. stuart: trump is speaking. can we listen in, please. have we got that? we'll try to get this, do you have him or not? >> he'll be the next president of the united states and our legal teams and other team made clear and direct attack on democracy and that cannot happen. what's here today is you all call it had and special council on ceded and it was president obama that was being prosecuted for a

i should point out we have reached out to the epa and had no response at this time.u think you'll get a response from them? >> no. >> dana: what's the point of the letter? >> the point of the letter is to raise the visibility of how bad this issue is. and how bad this regulation is. the epa may not respond to us but will take into consideration what the public is thinking about this. if the public is saying you have a solution that is in search of a problem that doesn't exist right now but you will make a lot worse problems. they will make driving a lot more expensive for americans and a lot less reliable they may start to listen. >> dana: do you think anybody in the biden administration who sees this point maybe hasn't raised their hand so much but people -- are there people in the government who agree with you? >> there are people in the government who don't want to get -- don't want to get the biden administration in trouble. americans are not able to drive their cars because of these regulations that do nothing to give a new type of transportation, then that will

[cheers and applause] we will get the epa out-of-the-way.pa cares more about sagebrush lizards than about whether we can afford our utility bills. we will speed up the permitting process. open the pipeline starting with the ystone pipeline. we will do nuclear power, export is much liquefied natural gas as we can, and yes, make the biofuels industry the opportunity we know it can be. that means supporting the renewable fuel standard. we should make sure it is not just energy that we do just enough for america. let's turn our energy sector into an economic powerhouse. that is what gets inflation down. that's what's going to open our economy. when we stop demonizing our partners, demonizing energy producers, and partner with them on innovation, that is when we are looking at a common sense transition. that is when you are looking at an all of the above approach that works for all of us. we finally need to call china and india out for the emissions they are putting out, not sit there and push it on aca[applau] now let's talk about national secur

we will get the epa out of the pipelines, including the keystone pipeline.t as much of liquefied natural gas as we can could we will do nuclear power, we will do approach. and we will make sure we turn our energy industry into an economic powerhouse. that will build up our economy. when it comes to national security, no more putting our head in the sand. no more waiting and being reactionary. u.n., we told countries what america was for and what america was against. i didn't care if they didn'spec. we will focus on all of our enemies in a way that we will prevent more,war, we will focusl security, we will keep americans safe. we will do that because we will ha■lg mito militaries don't stat wars, strong militaries prevent wars. and as we go further, we're goin g an america they can be proud of. now, i have seen all the commercials you have seen. i've seen in the mail you have been reading. and every single thing that donald trump has said or put on '-. check with the fact checkers. every single thing. he "i'm going to cut social security and raise the retirem

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the epa a chief went there several times. former president donald trump went there.. now he's going to go at some point soon. is he going to be welcomed all this time later? and what will he say? stuart: what does he gain politically by going to in this fraught situation? he can say, well, eventually i got there, i did go eventually. that's kind of a negative -- lauren: campaign promise, i said i'd go, and i went one year later. maybe there'll be an announcement on what he's doing to fix the rails? stuart: i think we're going to show you some video with big tech ceos arriving on capitol hill. they're going to be grilled on child safety. who's that just arrived? okay, we got that. all right. let's see, what have we got now? what's next? lauren: this video is making me dizzy. stuart: just like me yesterday. [laughter] check futures. i see some green for the dow industrials. it's a huge loss for the nasdaq, down nearly 200 points. the open opening bell is next. lauren: microsoft and alphabet. stuart: yeah. ♪ i know we can go hire ♪ i e keep on climbing up ♪ ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪

epa just finished cleaning out the building, all told inspectors took out 100 tons of medical and toxic waste and biological agents, including as you mentioned, malaria, dengy fever, specimens labelled ebola, all stuff that can kill you, coming out of an unlicensed, unregulated underground lab set up by an international fugitive, convicted of stealing millions of u.s. intellectual property to in his words defeat the american aggressor. he opened the lab with $2 million to accounts linked to the chinese communist party. they say his story did not add up. >> i didn't think that the communist government in china would be that concerned about americans well-being and health to be interested in selling covid tests and pregnancy tests. >> harper discovered the lab by chance, seeing a garden hose sticking out of the wall inside she found a staff of chinese nationals, hundreds of genetically modified mice, freezers filled with blood, tissue and the vials of contagious diseases, and ebola. you would think alarm bells with go off in washington, d.c. when the city manager called the cdc, they hung

lawmakers will be back at 2:15 eastern this afternoon to resume consideration of judicial and epa nominees. and later this week lawmakers are expected the rote to try to override a veto on electric vehicle legislation and the securities and exchange commission rule on cybersecurity. live coverage of the senate when >> witnesses include meta's mark zuckerberg and linda yaccarino of x. we join this in progress. >> -- some payment if on artificial intelligence and because of the negative impact on our kids' mental health. wilt progresses. mr. zuckerberg, i want to come to you. we have just had senator blumenthal and i, of course, have had some internal documents andd e-mails that have come our way. one of the things that really concerned me is that you referred to your young users in terms of their lifetime value. being roughly $270 per teenager. and each of you should be looking at these kids, their t-shirts they're wearing today say i'm worth more than $270. we've got some standing up -- [applause] in those t-shirts. now, and some of the children from our state, some of the children, the pa