spending a lotre of time working with our colleagues and our counterparts we do have to focus on our state . one of the things that i would epa is theyr to the have to recognize that whatever these rules in doing, they cannot but one region at a disadvantage over another. not everybody is coming from the same place. there will be challenges along those lines. it is important those rules recognize that. i see a combination of efforts we are undertaking at the state level, along with the cooperative work at the regional level. >> they have routine meetings for the last couple of years. , thatate air regulators is done on a fairly regular basis. >> it puts a lot of responsibility in the lap of the regulators. it indicates that you have a responsibility to coordinate with other state agencies. are the governors of the three ?tates are actively involved if we had them on the stage with a be the person? this is not just about you. have other that you state agencies involved. >> we been meeting with the governor's office, the department of natural resources on a regular basis. we do every o

does notratic budget really make any changes to , or a lotr medicaid of other mandatory spending programs. and it increases discretionary spending. it gets rid of the sequester over the next 10 years. increaseis the biggest they are proposing for their 2015 budget? >> it is really spread throughout the budget. they assume that unemployment insurance will be extended. reformsume immigration overhaul, which would bring in more money. as i said, the discretionary spending is increased. and they increased spending on other social programs. it is really spread throughout. >> the progressive caucus will also have their shot at a budget alternative. what should viewers know? >> both of those budgets would have more spending than the democratic alternative. the progressive caucus budget would have the most additional spending. also revenue. the progressive budget would actually increase revenue by almost $7 trillion over 10 years. by comparison, the democratic alternative would increase it by under $2 trillion over 10 years. >> the president's budget also getting a hearing on the house floor. >>