sol fill us in here in your reporting, chris, when you do look at pruett, what does pruett in his picke say about overall what trump's view is on the environmental agenda? >> i think it says we're in for a battle over the subject of climate change and the environment over the next four years. this is sort of picking someone who has battled repeatedly with this agency that he's now going to come in and be in charge of and a lot of the bats have been about the obama's climate policies, the clean power plant, currently before the courts and other epa policies that try to rein in oil and gas, green house gas emissions, such as the methane rule the epa has just released. >> as you know, he filed a lawsuit with five other states alleging that president obama exceeded his authority in rejecting the keystone pipeline here. when you look at trump and pruett here, do you believe that they may try to reverse decisions on keystone and the dakota access pipeline? >> oh, i think that's pretty likely to happen. it wouldn't actually be prewitt's jurisdiction, but i think that president-elect trump has

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pruett was a state attorney general in oklahoma suing against this? this is who trump is now putting over the epa who is suing them? >> he's suing to stop the epa from implementing the clean power plant, he is clearly indicated that he does not respect climate science, he doesn't believe in global warming is necessarily caused by burning of fossil fuel, which is overwhelming scientific consensus on. it is like saying i would like to be the pope, but i'm an atheist. you can't have someone who doesn't believe in science at the epa. >> why would you put someone over that unless you want to roll back some of the things that you and other state attorneys general are clearly supporting and for that matter, many people in the american political culture and community. >> speaking earlier about a mandate, not only did trump lose the election by historic margin in the popular vote, but every poll shows that the american people want action on climate change. they're concerned about the future of the planet, seeing the effects in coastal communities and other par

pruett is in fact suing the epa over climate change. as the ag of oil and gas in hoy oklahoma. trump tapped general john kelly as the next department of homeland security. the third general chosen so far. some pundants say it's one military leader too many. others say no. >> i don't understand what the concern is. i mean are we militarizing the national security function? is that the concern? if the concern is that these generals somehow are going to push the country toward war more than civilians would, that is -- that's nonsense. >> president-elect trump heads to iowa to continue what he's calling his thank you tour. >>> and it's going to be heading to our state bringing his tour to hershey next thursday that is december 15th. trump and vice president-elect mike pence announced the news on their website. the public events at giant a recent nan it is at 7:00 p.m. >>> it's babe pig in the city except it's not babe and it's philadelphia. 48 hours the city shelter at philly taken in three pigs, two piglets just wandering in the streets. one in northeast philly. the other in olney

a senior transition at telling fox that scott pruett the attorney general and the state of oklahoma hasred the position to become the next head of the environmental protection agency. back to you. lauren: linda mcmahon, to get the small business admin is ration in his cabinet. we went to tell you about this one. lou dobbs will have live coverage of the iowa rally tonight here on fox business at 7:00 p.m. eastern. nicole: their biggest rally since the election. s&p 500 and the dow transports all hating lifetime highs the dow, s&p and nasdaq racking up big games. check this out. but gallup and more than 6.5%. we bring in craig ireland, senior market analyst and he joins us by telephone from london. craig, we've seen a great rally. the financials are done playing with the markets are doing as virus percentage turn. we expect a rate hike next week. your thoughts? >> disinterest in the markets are higher despite showing how much it would appear that investors have been the stimulus plan. i think that's going to be a major fight in this rally and the fight we are seeing these indices pushed t

ambassador to china and oklahoma attorney general scott pruett to head up the environmental protection agency. retired green general john kelly will be the third former general to join the trump administration. he is described as a order hot and up until january he let the military's southern command responsible for latin america and the caribbean. branstad is the longest-serving governor in american history leaving iowa for nearly 22 years and counting. ramstad has a history with chinese president xi jinping dating back more than 30 years in scott pruett has been at the forefront of lawsuits challenging obama's d.a. on water pollution regulations. mr. trump choosing linda mcmahon to lead the small business administration and major trump backer during the campaign. as for mr. trump himself a busy day at readings at trump tower. during an interview this morning from studies getting closer to announcing it will be his secretary of state. >> next week will be the time that i announce it in my other announcements coming up today and tomorrow. we have met with very good reviews of the peopl

especially the selection of scott pruett. donald trump picked to lead the epa.re of my interview with carl icahn. scott pruett of oklahoma and a climate change denier, scientists continue to disagree about the degree and extent of global warming and its connections to the act of mankind. i know you had your reservations about him first. you met with him four times, what changed your mind on him. >> i've spoken to him a number of times. i feel very strongly on the business side here, in other words, i like to know what i know. i think i've made a lot of money and a lot of success by being -- almost obsessively concentrating on the areas that i really feel i understand. until you make it into simplicity in choosing something, and the thing that i see with the epa is they've done a horrible job in making perception of -- in making the perception that the government is anti-business. and they've done a lot of harm to businesses. in fact, at this point there are a number of refineries on the verge of bankruptcy because of the epa's capricious actions. the epa has gon

we look forward to theart confirmation hearing.nf >> reporter: pruett airs hmaasn' could get ugly. with one environmental groupntag it's like putting arsonist inisi charge of fighting forest fires. it could be in keeping with w trump's promise to reduceed regulations.laons. something that already may bethy having an impact o mnay wall ste where stocks have been soaring i this week. week another expected cabinet pick, retired general john kelly toelt head the department of hope lanl security. tasked with implementing trump's plan to expand border borde enforcements.ent one of the issues that democrata may raise through confirmationro hearin generals that trump is turning to and in the cabinet that would include homeland security anditd the department of defense.ense >>> in washington, doug luzaderr fox news. 90:00s d.c. council expected toe confirm the appointment of theef city's newest school chancellor. mauer mur yoel bowser nominating antwan wilson to fill thehe position. wilson was in town yesterdayestd greeting students and familiesd at tubman elementary school inln northwest.

that would be oklahoma attorney general scott pruett. someone who say is a climate change denier who has repeatedly sued the epa. bush said he is out of control. the full throated endorsement comes as president obama uses his executive authority to ban off shore oil and gas drilling along wide areas of the atlantic and arctic. the president invoked an obscure 1963 law for the ban hoping to comment his legacy before trump takes office. >> we're getting all of these stories from things happening on flights traveling around the world. >>> interesting dam ma happening again in the skies and it involved some celebrities. richard marks, daisy fuentes, they both sprung into action on a korean air flight headed to seoul, south korea. a violent passenger involved marx. miguel almaguer has all the details nkts not your typical snapshot of richard marx. here on instagram he said he was helping subdue a, quote, crazy passenger. the series of photos shows marx springing into action, at one point p with rope in hand. the flight attendant appears to be

a top transition source tells nbc news, scott pruett has been picked to lead that agency with pushback already from those who fear he'll keep fighting to dismantle president obama's climate change initiatives. less controversy surround another selection. transition sources tell nbc will be tapped to head homeland security. kelly spent four decades in the marine corps, ultimately leading u.s. 7 command. his son, who also served in the military was killed in 2010 in afghanistan to lead the small business administration? former wwe head linda mcmann. >> are you right. she scared. >> reporter: though trump's wreck-a-lo-mania days behind him. adding to it an administration filled with multi-million on including mcmann and former generals, including kelly. >> i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. >> reporter: now, he's relying on them to film key roles. three so far with more in the mix. president bush had four. president obama five. both men have been named "time" imagination's person of the year. so was trump, four years after calling his candidacy a meltdown, a total me

he chose scott pruett to lead the environmental protect agency. pruett of course has been a legal opponent of the epa and in consider him a climate change sceptic. president collect trump chose general john kelly a retired marine as the next department of homeland security. >>> it seems like more and more people are using them especially teens and young adults. the problem they aren't as safe as they seem. why surgeon general says e-cigarettes are so dangerous. >>> and have you seen this guy? what police say he's robbing over and over that is started actually to set up a big reward tonight. good evening, very kelly christmas. you want lights? how about these lights? come on. say good evening to everybody in northeast philadelphia. >> merry christmas everybody! >> we're going to light it up for academy gardens when we come right back. >> looks it will, yo. coming up at 6:00 lawmakers are in new jersey want to make sure gold star families are taken care of. what the bill up concludes to help them carry on. fios is not cable. we're wired differently.

hasn't pruett sued the e.p.a. before? >> yes, he has. as attorney general of the state of oklahoma, which of course is a state with a lot of energy resources and energy money. which if you look back at some "new york times" pieces that have been done over the years they have done some investigative work on this man in particular about the money that he got from donors and even some of the practices that he was part of. what they reported was that he took letters from energy lobbyists and just copy them and put them on his letterhead and sent them to the e.p.a. big picture what does this mean? it means that the meeting that donald trump had with al gore that gave people on capitol hill some hope that maybe his rhetoric about being a climate change denier and so forth during the campaign was just that, that hope is out the window bus there is a lot of anger at the fact that donald trump nominated pruett. however, again, we have said this many times. elections do have consequences. and this is a man who many conservatives are cheering about

back to trump selection of attorney general scott pruett to head the epa.t guest has sued the epa multiple times just like scott pruett has sued the epa. texas attorney general ken paxton. mr. attorney general, welcome back its >> thanks for having me on. i appreciate it. stuart: i think the selection of scott pruett epa is the most dramatic reversal of obama policies in any area that we've seen thus far. what you say? >> i say i could not be happier. it was a brilliant pick by donald trump. couldn't be more thrilled. scott pruett has more about what the epa is doing over the last eight years and he's going to make significant changes in how they're operating. i couldn't be happier about this pick. stuart: are you surprised mr. trump entertained al gore and dicaprio who are the climate people. they are surprising them and talk and then pick a man who is considered a climate denier for epa. >> no, i'm really not. but i notice this is open to talking to everybody but ultimately takes a really good choices. this is in its first good choice. we are happy with j

. >> you are good at this so oklahoma's attorney general scott pruett, trump's pick to lead the environmentaln agency. >> i'm been distressed by other appointees, but to me this is the worse. i forget who i forget who said it but it's like putting an arsonist in charge of fighting fires. >> it's no secret that many feel this way, after all many on the left say he is the biggest threat of today, which is why some big names are making their way to the tower to truck talk to trump himself like al gore and most recently leonardo dicaprio. >> oh think that he was there. >> leo and i are [inaudible] a first name basis i mean, come on everybody know who he is but these protesters are making a few looks out here. >> that was a set up to make me look like i'm successful. >> as i said this is not for beginners, if you want to protest you have to know the rules. >> there's not many protesters right? >> i'm across the street from trump tower, not standing close because so many people are stopping and taking pictures and taking selfie. >> i think the pruitt choices consistent with trump talking about jobs

preparing for a tough nomination fight for some of the pecks including oklahoma attorney general scott pruett a climate change change denier head of the e.p.a. >> with control of e.p.a. he could do immense damage to the air and our children. >> we are find out that donald trump will remain an executive producer of "celebrity apprentice" a reality tv show that begins in new season next month. >> bay area dog owners are disappointed with new rules for a popular park after years of negotiation, the golden gate area released new rule for dogs. off leash walking is limited to six areas, including crissy field and ft. mason and rodeo beach and in san mateo county. dog owners are losing 90% of places to let their dogs republican free but said has to be done. >> dog was stranded orderer on a cliff and the dog owner then got stranded and a good samaritan get stranded. this resulted in a rescue involving three law enforcement agencies. >> we should note this is not no one am step because the rules still need to be approve by the national park service. it with not go into affect until march. >> water cu

you know, with regard to the epa, right now we have somebody that's being put in charge, scott pruettlahoma attorney general. he sued the epa and in many cases overturned at least in regard to his issues pruett some of the policiepolicies. they weren't great policies. why? because when it comes to things with regard to the epa, it should .so proactive. congress should have a role in issues. you haven't have a fourth branch of government that does things that congress can't get done because congress is put there by the will of the people. rick perry for energy. president obama and many of the politicians in office the last few years really like some of the positives we've seen on energy. the fact that we are pretty much making enough energy to satisfy our own needs. but those policies came up as a rogue growth. they weren't really fertilized by any policy of the current administration. i guess what i'm getting at is there's going to be a lot of pushback on most of the nominees, whether wilbur ross, andy puzder, betsy debose. why? because reversing bad growth means reversing policy and

that would be oklahoma general scott pruett, someone they say is a climate change diner who repeatedly would sue the e. the full throated endorsement comes as president obama uses his executive authority to ban off shore oil and gas drilling along wide areas of the atlantic and arctic t. president invoked an obscure 1953 law for the land, hoping to sell his environmental leg ace before trump takes office. >> it seems like every day we are hearing of incidents happening in the skies. this was dramatic. pop singer richard mark and his wife daisy fuentes sprung into action, their tale of a passenger rushing them. they thanked marx for stepping in. >> reporter: it's not your typical snapshot of gram my winning pop singer richardmarx. he says he was working to subdue a crazy passenger testimony photo shows him springing into action. at one point with a rope in hand as the way tres appears to be holding a knife. daisy fuentes posting a guy sitting in the next row from us got crazy and started attacking the flight attend ants and passengers. when he started pushing the fe pail staff and pulli

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scott pruett wants to mess up the epa, rick perry abolish the energy department.nd betsy devos will upped end education, she wants school of joist. judge is here. >> and someone once said the best way to run government is put people in charge who want to destroy it. stuart: is there a constitutional problem with an aappointment to a cabinet position who wants to destroy the department they're supposed to run? >> no, there's no constitutional impediment there. one of two things will happen, either the government will co-op to the individual and the individual's mind will change beingsurrounded by the trappings of government or the individuals will actually restructure these departments, so as to perform unique discrete responsibilities and not the sort of grandiose changes that the departments want to bring about. for example, one of the epa regulations that scott pruett is against would require a puddle, in your back yard, a permanent puddle before you can eradicate it. he doesn't want to get rid of all regulations, but the monkey on your back. stuart: if you want

about some of trump's other cabinet picks, especially rick perry to head energy department and scott pruett, potentially head of the e.p.a. >> right. those are two big advocates for fossil fuel. rick perry, the former governor of texas has promoted oil and gas for a long time. he's also a lot of wind power came into being in texas during his time as governor there but he's a big advocate for fossil fuels. pruitt, the attorney general of oklahoma, has really fought against a lot of e.p.a. regulations. i think one thing you would see if both teem -- people are confirmed is really a reduction or decrease in regulations in the oil and gas industry in the u.s. you would likely see production of oil and gas rise and like you said, there is probably, oil and gas and fossil fuels are probably going to play a more prominent role in the u.s. energy mix going forward if these people are confirmed. that's what their values are and certainly what they pursued in their previous positions in state government. >> joining us now is gary duggan, chief investment b.d..r for emirates this is the yield on the u

. >> senator are you leaning against scott pruett's epa administrator, as rick.t: heading up the energyi was lisg department? recently >> i was listening to joe biden who i deeply respect in an interview he gave recently as to how we should consider nominations by any president, in. he says the differences you can support those nominations unles there's a reason not to. so one of those reasons you should consider not voting for a person is he doesn't believe in the mission of the agency he's been appointed to. so in in one case you have the pa nominee who person has sued the epa on everything it's doing that and in the other case you have a person who is recommended the abolition of the department of energy. these will be troublesome for members of g the senate. >> host: margaret from florida is an independent. >> caller: morning, the, the more you speak a senator i think it's interesting that you take up session for anybody i love how democrats use names. it's not every scientist that agrees with everything the democrats say regarding climate change as far as the nomination process i l

ambassador to china and oklahoma attorney general scott pruett to head up the environmental protectiony. retired green general john kelly will be the third former general to join the trump administration. he is described as a order hot and up until january he let the military's southern command responsible for latin america

also scott pruett attorney general of oklahoma, the thought perhaps a contender for the epa and alsoeeting with north carolina pat mccrory. the governor there just lost his re-election bid in a very, very tight race there. tightest in north carolina history losing to his democratic rival by some 10,000 votes. still taking up a lot of meetings today. tomorrow, for his part, wolf, expected to head to ohio meeting with victims and first responders from the attack at osu. >> the president-elect may be softening his hard-line stance on illegal immigration. turned to president obama for staff and cabinet choices, we're told as well by the president-elect. those revelations came from interviews following trump's selection of "time" magazine's person of the year. talking more about this, our pun. susan paige with us, washington bureau chief for "usa today." cnn political analyst david gregory and chief political analyst gloria borger as well. in a that "time" magazine inter1r50ud, he granted an interview to "time" magazine in regard to his selection as person of the year. said this about the

scott pruett who has sued the epa. that the goal regulations are just choking industry in employers and really discouraging entrepreneurs in our country. he has promised his 100 a plan that for every new regulation he puts forward you will resend to regulations. he has his eye on most of them. he has made it very clear that he would like to resend the executive orders and some of these regulations. your spot on that these are places in industry where the regulations have been suffocating for so many employers in of course the consumers down the line. in the case of the epa the idea that we have all of these job energy regulations that are preventing us from really leveraging that we can create all of these jobs. he does but different alternative sources. it presumes that you will have this deletion of energy in a way that helps us not settle for what it happened 2% growth but go for that 3% mark. the president has put in seven thousand roles just in the last two years. the tweeting. i get that he was very engaging to h

if you look lower down the cabinet, scott pruett who he picked to head the epa, the attorney general from oklahoma whooo has made suing the epa one of his major goals as the a.g. he is pretty hostile to a rot of the regulations coming out of the epa. if you look at jeff sessions, which is not necessarily the obvious one but department of justice handled a lot of environmental enforcement cases and sessions has been a big critic of environmental regulations and specifically has said that climate change is not something he cares about, a look at the more recent announcement, ryan zinke, the head of the interior, he's a little less of a problem for environmentalists. he's been sympathetic to public lands. he's relatively new, a freshman congressman so people don't know what to think about him but the others have been pretty rough signals for people who care about this issue. not to forget rick perry at the department of energy, the guy who forgot the department of energy, but he's also someone who's been sympathetic to oil interests. >> your story quotes the union of concerned scientist

trump's pick for the epa, scott pruett, some say he's going to shift more oversight to the states, likeichigan. is that a positive or a negative change in your mind? >> it is dangerous. we have seen what happens when a state government rejects any oversight from the federal government. you know, the epa tried to get the state of michigan to do something about the water situation in flint. they would not do it. they rejected the advice from the epa. what this now potential new epa administrator would do is -- would be to even weaken the relationship between the federal government and state governments. we'll have more flint michigans if that happens. this is not the approach we need to be taking. >> all right, which means we'll be talking with you again, congressman dan kildee, thank you very much. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> next up, rex sitillerson's relationship with vladimir putin. could this somehow work to the u.s.' advantage? my hygienist said i should think of my teeth like an apple. could be great on the outside, not so great on the inside. her advice? strengthen bot

scott pruett, tapped to head the epa, an agency he sued multiple times as oklahoma's attorney generalceo rex tillerson fa tapped for secretary of state. rick perry, former governor of oil-rich texas picked to run the energy department. all staunch fossil fuel supporters who have expressed doubts about the urgency of climate change. another concern, attorney david schnair. >> the questions we have tonight are not is there global warming. the question is how certain are we of it? >> as part of the trump transition team he is helping staff up the epa. he works for a non-profit that sued the epa, nasa and universities that have done work on climate change. >> scientists are very ready to push back against any types of politicization of science. >> but there are federal laws against deleting certain data. critics say the movement screams of paranoia. >> sometimes data is very hard to retrieve from the government after a period of years goes by. that does not indicate, though, any ill intent. it's just a matter of the churn of business in washington. >> scientists i spoke to said beyond the

some pundits say picks like global warming skeptic scott pruett for epa and fast-food exec andy putsertary of labor seem at odds with the departments or agency they are supposed to run. on the hill, mark plotkin writes, quote, president-elect donald trump's choices for his cabinet and other important positions can be summed up with one word, bizarre. they have views and have made statements that challenge the very essence of the department they have been selected to lead. let's talk about this with jeff mason, the white house correspondent for reuter's. jeff, i want to get to this talk about rex tillerson, ceo of exxonmobil, has close business relationship with vladimir putin of russia. does the putin connection raise any red flags there on dc? have you heard anything? if so, in what regards would this be concerning? >> definitely it's raising eyebrows in dc for sure. my indocks is filled with statements from people, environmentalists in particular who are concerned about his background at exxon. on the putin subject in particular this comes just a day after the white house said presid

scott pruett chosen to lead the environment protection agency is a climate change skeptic.e, and labor secretary designate andrew puzder opposes the rise in the minimum wage. he wants to overturn new rules giving workers overtime pay. there trump has three cabinet openings left, veterans affairs, interior and agriculture. >>> a senior administration official says the united states has high confidence that russia's largest intelligence agency was behind hacking aimed at the election. a congressional inquiry into the hacking has bipartisan support. president obama wants a review to be completed before president-elect trump is sworn in. the president told the daily show's trevor noah that the country should reflect on the election. >> the leaks of what were frankly not very interesting e-mails ended up being an obsession, and the fact that the russians were doing this was not an obsession. this was not a secret running up to the election. the president-elect in some of his political events specifically said to the russians, hack hillary's e-mails. >> the president said he want

. >> tyler, cnbc has confirmed that scott pruett, the attorney general of oklahoma, a fierce critic of environmental protection agency, has been selected by donald trump as his choice to head that agency. now, scott pruitt is someone who worked with other attorneys general to argue that the epa was extending its constitutional or exceeding its constitutional authority to regulate emissions. he is very close to the oil and gas industry, which is very big in oklahoma, including people like harold hamm who co-chaired his campaign and is a close ally of donald trump. so scott pruitt, fierce critic of the epa, to head that agency and this is very similar to previous picks, betsy devos, conservative to head the education department. ben carson, staunch critic of public housing policies, it head the department of housing and urban development. >> john, thank you very much. >>> the times, they are achanging. >> we're all over the record-breaking rally. the dow, s&p 500, russell 2000, small cap index all hitting new highs. transports having a record intraday high for the first time in two years

they were thankful to see gary pruett appointed to the epa and felt it would surprise people and maybeictable. this industry is looking forward to tax breaks to start drilling. you have good incentives. maybe epa not so hard on them. they deserve the premiums. i think they deserve this. this is big. >> you mentioned curve and not spoken about today is that the 10-year above 25 on the yield. i haven't taken a look at this very moment. >> right. >> and the banks are responding as you might expect. a mixed bag. 2.49 now. >> there's a big move in the housing stocks last week and seemed to have somehow accepted the fact that rates are going higher. >> it's been a couple of years since seeing that. >> above the closing high for last year. >> makes me not pine for these 3% consumer package good stocks that have been so much in vogue and sold off for a recovery last week and the speed, velocity of things happening. it amazes me. typically you would not have this level of placid let's say not ignorance but we certainly are not factoring in things to sell off. anyone who's seen this kind of rall

look at scott pruett, attached for epa chief, changes to the epa, rolling back the regulatory authorityrt: the objective is reverse obama's policies and change the way that government does business. and he's doing it. >> yeah, absolutely he's doing that. i mean, and we're just going to see those big changes keep going through and i think that's why you've seen sort of the left, their heads are on fire is because they're seeing him pick all of these cabinet choices that really want to fundamentally change the way that those agencies are run and also the way that washington works. so, we're going to have to get our popcorn out and watch the confirmation hearings because it's going to get interesting in washington d.c. stuart: who said, elections have consequences and you lost. i think president obama in '09. >> go back and watch that. stuart: and the editor, i want you to comment what donald trump is doing with lockheed martin and boeing. i say he's strong arming that. a lot don't like that. >> the stock price, boeing is up 11% since election day. a lot of people don't think it's bad for

. >> host: i want your reaction to president-elect donald trump choosing scott pruett to head up the epa. what can you tell us about him? >> scott has been a friend for years, he's a terrific human being, person most people would enjoy sitting down with and having a conversation with meeting he's a great guy but also passionate law and order guy. his frustration is the entirenga attorney general has been working to say if the law says this than everyone has to follow the law, if everyone wants to make a change in the law that we can do that and he'll help enforce that but his challenge over and over again has been there's a role for the federal thvernment to do, they they need to do it well but they don't need to do something that is not in the law. of heard people over the last 12 or 16 hours since the announcement came a better w challenging scott same his anti-environmental but that's not true. in oklahoma we have we wind power, we have great electricity and better companies , we have solar, gas, coal, oil, we truly are all the above state. scott has been consistent at protecting