thank you, mike, for joining us along with secretary steven mnuchin, secretary ryan zinke, representative barletta who hopefully lou barletta will be your next senator from the great state of pennsylvania. [applause] it is a great state. representative mike kelly. thank you, mike. great to see you. i want to take this opportunity to explain why young americans stand for our national anthem. maybe it's about time that we understood. we stand to honor our military and to honor our country and to remember the fallen heroes who never made it back home. we stand to show our love for our fellow citizens and our stando pay tribute to the incredible americans who came before us and the heroic sacrifices tmade. america's a great nation, a community of family, and america is our home and we love our home. and our country has never done better than it's doing right now. never. record numbers at every outpost. you take a look at what's going on. lowest unemployment numbers we've had. lowest african-american unemployment in the history of our co lowest hispanic numbers in the history of our country. l

we were formed a time when cameras had discussion and secretary ryan zinke exercise that discretion and we are doing it in a way that is motivating not only the career professionals because of been able to make decisions but also a longer term policy of the department and part of my job is to go back to beginning and help the department achieve more revenue by bringing down the cost of compliance and the way we measure that is through actual analytics. we have an economic office primarily able to look at production and revenue numbers and we have reversed the trends, i am happy to say. we are getting mother reports now on what that looks like and when i first started talking about bringing business concepts to the government. we asked for the monday reports and we were told they don't exist. we are trying to be nimble, efficient and do a lot in a short amount of time and how can you change in real time the policy decisions if they're not having an effect and if they don't have the numbers to back up for our due diligence. lo and behold, i went to exercise six months figures and quarterl

ryan zinke, interior secretary, has pushed more off-shore areas to risky oil and gas drilling. esident trp has en wor to weaken the consumer product at makes sure thatoaersagency don't explode. he has nominated a new chair who has opposed safety protections for table saws and nominated a new commissioner who defended companies that knowingly, knowingly sold all-terrain vehicles that tipped over and crushed children to death. i could keep going on, but these examples make one thing clear. president trump and his team ve embarked on an aggressive effort to kill the rules that protect the american people from corporate predators. ok. now is the part where we need to state the obvious. no. i don't think every regulation is good. sometimes regulators get it wrong. sometimes old rules need updating. sometimes rules should be eliminated outright, and the corruption of ourulemaking process now runs so deep that sometimes rules get perverted into government-sponsored protections for giant corporations instead of protection for the american pe. on this one, you don't have to tell me. of

we are multiple use, and secretary ryan zinke is an excellent steward of the environment and i'm happy to be his friend. thank you for having me.>> thank you for coming, really appreciate it. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> president trump spoke out today by his administration stance on immigration piercing in this tweet the democrats are forcing the breakup of families at the border with the horrible and cruel legislative agenda. any immigration bill must have full funding for the wall and catch and release. visa lottery and go to merit-based immigration. go for it, win. here's what the president said this morning. >> i hate it. i hate the children being taken away. the democrats have to change their law. that is there law. quiet. that is the democrats law. we can change it tonight. we can change it right now.i will leave here -- you need their votes! you need their votes. the democrats, all they have to do -- [inaudible] excuse me, we have a one-vote you need 60. we need 10 votes. wait, wait! you cannot do it through an executive order. [inaudible] can we do one question at a

the other, a newbie, ryan zinke.eview for his possible links to a development deal in his montana hometown. a deal backed by the house of halliburton. the company whose bottom line is affected directly by what the interior department does. politico first reported on all of that last week. then you have got this latest headline on pruitt involving something we cannot say on the air. we had to blur it. accusing him of going after former aides that he felt betrayed him. with us now is one of the people who broke the zinke story, politico energy reporter ben lefevre, and ben, welcome to the show. first time, long time listener. first time caller i'm sure. let me play for you what zinke tried to explain about the deal and walk through whether this explanation adds up. >> we go out to dinner, we talk about the background of the park. what are the neighbors like. what was the vision of the park. where are the boundaries. where the water table is. because the water table has changed over time. what the railroad is, so they h

ryan zinke, interior secretary, has pushed more off-shore areas to risky oil and gas drilling. president trump has even worked to weaken the consumer product safety commission, the agency that makes sure that toasters don't explode. he has nominated a new chair who has opposed safety protections for table saws and nominated a new commissioner who defended companies that knowingly, knowingly sold all-terrain vehicles that tipped over and crushed children to death.i could keep these examples make one thing clear. president trump and his team have embarked on an aggressive effort to kill the rules that protect the american people from corporate predators. ok. now is the part where we need to state the obvious. no. i don't think every regulation is good. sotigulars get i wrong. sometimes old rules need updating. sometimes rules should be eliminated outright, and the corruption of our rulemaking process now runs so deep that intoovnment-sponsorederverted protections for giant corporations instead of protection for the american people. on this one, you don't have to tell me. of the m

happen to be members of president trump's cabinet jeez louise alex it looks like interior secretary ryan zinke he may be involved in some shady business what can you tell us on that one. you know bart i've been doing this for a long time and i've seen this at the municipal the provincial the federal level the state level every level you can imagine when you comes to politicians there's always a couple of stinkers and there happens to be a couple in the trumpet ministration it looks like this time around well we know that's the interior secretary mr soucie in talking about him while you know him and his wife set up a beautiful foundation there from montana of the little place called whitefish and that foundation has to be happens to be in cahoots with a company called how little bit are yours you scratch my back if i'll scratch yours type of thing going on here how the burden we've heard of how the burden has to be it is the u.s. is biggest oil service company halliburton somebody that we know might want the interior ministry to help them drill in places they weren't drilling before and maybe w

i asked secretary of interior ryan zinke about the change of leadershipe. the secretary said the new pick for superintendent also had a long career with the park service. but wouldn't address why the staffing change was made.the sierra club says that the replacement of the superintendent is political, can you just address was it over the bison issues?(zinke walks off)his office says zinke was late for a meeting, then sent us a statement that said in part.senior executives are the highest paid employees in the federal government... and signed up for the ses knowing that they could be called upon to work in different positions at any time.in washington alexandra limon. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy with patch

along with secretary steven mnuchin, secretary ryan zinke, representative lou barletta, who hopefully will be your senator for the next great state of pennsylvania. it's a great state. representative mike kelly. thank you, mike. great to see you. i want to take this opportunity to explain why young americans stand for our national anthem. maybe it's about time that we understood. we stand to honor our military and to honor our country and to remember the fallen heros that never made it back home. we stand to show our love for our fellow citizens and our magnificent constitution. we stand to pay tribute to the incredible americans that came before us and the heroic sacrifices that they made. america is a great nation a community, a family. and america is our home and we love our home. our country has never done better than it's doing right now, never. record numbers in every outpost. take a look what is going on. lowest unemployment numbers we've had. lowest african american unemployment in the history of our country. lowest hispanic numbers in the history of our country. lowest number

ryan zinke uses that term. president trump has done that with good solid energy policies. so let's continue to help our friends and stand up to russia, stand upo iran, stand upo north korea, and these agreements that you're seeing i think are helping advanced that. anna: should russia be readmitted to the g-7? mr. scalise: let them work their way back in. one of the things he is doing is help get more leverage in these other negotiations. jake: let's talk about how this energy policy pertains to you guys in the house. gas pces aron thee across the country. i'm wonderepubing, rcans blasting you for this. we are going into summer driving season. people going on vacations. at -- what do you think the political impact of those are? mr. scalise: those democrats will vote for the same energy policy. let's open up for exploration. we'll see when that vote comes. i'm not counting those in my whip count. jake: i would not either. \[laughter] mr. scalise: that's good reporting on your side. >> mr. scalise: energy prices are cyclical especially when you look at gas prices in the summ

we will hear from interior secretary ryan zinke's counselor, mr. devito. >> good afternoon. welcome to the atlantic council. my >>> good afternoon and welcome to the atlantic council. my name sis david livingston an i am a deputy direction or -- director here at our energy center, responsible for advanced energy and climate portfolio. as we work to build a robust program aimed at technology, policies and markets of tomorrow, it is a great pleasure to be hosting mr. devito here for an event that the department of interior plays in the advanced energy future. it is also a pleasure to be hosting this event with so many familiar faces in the audience and such a distinguished set of guests. i would like to thank the department of interior for its cooperation with this event and think our staff here at the atlantic council. especially becca -- for putting this together today. the department of interior is often overlooked. it manages 1/5 of the land in the united states, 35,000 miles of coastline, 1.7 billion acres of the outer continental shelf and it also oversees 700 million ac

ryan zinke uses that term. president trump is made that possible with good solid energy policies. let's continue to our friends and stand up to russia, stand up to a random stand up to north korea and these agreements that you are seeing i think are helping advance that. >> but should russia be readmitted to the g7? >> let them on the way back in but at the same time what it think what he thinks he might've doing is trying to help get a little bit more leverage in these other negotiations. >> talk about how energy policy pertains to you guys in the house, gas prices are on the rise across the country. i'm wondering, democrats are blasting you for this, going into summer driving season. people going on vacations. what do you think the political impact of that is? >> i guess the same democrats will vote for energy policy that allows us to -- more stabilizede prices you will see when that vote comes. counting those. >> i would that either. >> at the end of the day speediest good reporting on your side. in his prices are cyclical special until he got gas prices in the summer. people a

we will hear from interior secretary ryan zinke's counselor, mr. devito. >> good afternoon. welcome to the atlantic council. my >>> good afternoon and welcome to the atlantic council. my name sis david livingston an i am a deputy direction or -- director here at our energy ce

additionally, secretary of the interior ryan zinke has recommended that this site become a national monument. . i want to thank mr. zinke for recommending to the president designating camp nelson as part of the national park service. camp nelson has proven its ability to unite the people, no jt -- not just of theounty and he commonwealth of kentucky, but as the nation -- but to the nation as a w. evenurit h the potential to could be visa nationally significant information -- convey nationally significant information about the survival and persistence of african-american soldiers and their families as they fought for their freedom. over the past few years, i've met with stakeholders and descendents of those who lived and worked at camp nelson and it is apparent that this site, based on their testimonies, is important not only to the history of the commonwealth, but to the history of our nation. i would like to thank these local shareholders who shared heir stories and educated me and my staff about this site. their advocacy and support effectivy demonstrated the positive local sentiment about

we will hear from interior secretary ryan zinke's counselor, mr. devito. >> good afternoon. welcome to the atlantic council. my >>> good afternoon and welcome to the atlantic council. my name sis david livingston an i am a deputy direction or -- director here at our energy center, responsible for advanced energy and climate portfolio. as we work to build a robust program aimed at technology, policies and markets of torr

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inspector general is looking into a complaint about a montana land deal that links interior secretary ryan zinke he and the head of energy services giant tele-verve. the spokesperson says a preliminary review is under way to determine whether a full investigation into the land deal is open. democratic lawmakers called for investigation into using the -- nke's involvement and the chairman. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julia: thank you very much, mark. bridgewater is reportedly planning to become a partnership. a step as they take back. erik schatzker is joined by the billionaire investor at the festival. eric: thank you very much. i am here with ray dalio in the colorado rockies. not a bad place to be. ray: let's have it. eric: let's begin with the obvious. a memo went out to your employees and clients today about a restructuring at bridgewater. tell me about it. we want to do is formalize a partnership structure so that they are able to be -- so that t

host: that was president obama and ryan zinke, interior secretary, reacting to president trump's plan to reorganize the federal government, and those comments from the president, president obama, in 2011 during his state of the union address. the weekly standard, the last insurgent, a look at chris mcdaniel and his bid in the mississippi senate race. back to your phone calls from lafayette, louisiana, leo is next. good morning. aller: good morning. one day i would start is to look within the house. i would start with the e.p.a. department. how come no one ever talks about that? all the money that he spent on condos, and i would look at the gentleman that's going that was over healthcare, all the money he spent, frivolous money, he spent behind foolishness and airline. that's where we need to start, within the house. you got to have a clean house. you have to clean up within, not out. you start within the house. host: alexandria, virginia, democrats line. good morning. your reaction to this proposal? caller: good morning. well, can you hear me? host: we sure can. caller: ok. i'm a civi

rico's electrical grid to a two-person company in montana closely connected to interior secretary ryan zinke caused national outreach that a two-person company with no experience, prior experience successfully building an electrical grid, was awarded a huge contract. host: but they are no longer the contractor. guest: there no longer the contractor but that sits back the rebuilding of over one month, which is precious time. we only have six months to eight months in between hurricane seasons to make sure you are prepared again in case of another big storm. puerto rico especially. we will keep seeing more reporting on the funds given, on the fema grants, but as of now, that was the biggest. host: back to calls, from addison in new york. caller: good morning. i would suggest a national competition on design for caribbean decentralized power grids. that we used this opportunity to start doing that now. it is crazy that it is not. the word science should be used and to study global climate change. rico,we mentioned puerto what about the virgin islands, a u.s. territory? they were pretty banged u

secretary of the interior ryan zinke recently spoke at an off-shore wind energy conference and said that off-shore wind has more growth potential than any other energy resource. in fact, he also punished an op-ed in "the boston globe" in april, underscoring the importance of off-shore wind to the trump administration's all-of-the-above energy strategy and announced two new proposed sales in massachusetts for commercial wind development. as he said in the op-ed, and we have it printed right here, quote, the trump administration supports an all-of-the-above american energy policy, and wind energy is an important part of the energy mix. just like the pioneers who drilled our nation's first off-shore wells in the 1890's, those men and women who construct wind turbines in american waters in the years to come will continue to set our nation toward clean energy dominance, unquote. to realize the full potential of our nation's off-shore wind resources, we must make sure that a cadre of american workers are fully trained and ready to pave the way for growth and innovation in this rapidly growing