finley as well on twitter. we go to kevin. good morning. caller: how are we doing? host: good. caller: mr. bruce finley, i have a question. because you are a reporter and do a lot of research, hall, every government agency when they need a lot of funding, there seems to be some sort of accident and then they get more money? you have the twitter dude who called in and left a message saying he supported the epa and that they were underfunded and blah, blah, blah. that proves my point. every time a government agency says they are underfunded, next thing you know there is this huge disaster and they get more funding. research, mr. finley, and find out what happened on the oil spills. talking aboute new money to the environmental protection agency for cleanup or is this coming out of current money? guest: it is not into the superfund budget. people are wondering about funding. there are people saying the state as well as the federal government ought to have more funding. as reporters, we get limited glimpses of these things. we are dispatched quickly trying to get to the scene in the early hours. it is hard to be able to under

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finley as well on twitter. we go to kevin. good morning. caller: how are we doing? host: good. caller: mr. bruce finley, i have a question.ecause you are a reporter and do a lot of research, hall, every government agency when they need a lot of funding, there seems to be some sort of accident and then they get more money? you have the twitter dude who called in and left a message saying he supported the epa and that they were underfunded and blah, blah, blah. that proves my point. every time a government agency says they are underfunded, next thing you know there is this huge disaster and they get more funding. research, mr. finley, and find out what happened on the oil spills. talking aboute new money to the environmental protection agency for cleanup or is this coming out of current money? guest: it is not into the superfund budget. people are wondering about funding. there are people saying the state as well as the federal government ought to have more funding. as reporters, we get limited glimpses of these things. we are dispatched quickly trying to get to the scene in the early hours. it is hard to be able to underst