zachary goldfarb. taking myank you for call. i am a retired army, i see the calling back our foreign policy, but i'm not here to talk about horses and bayonets. i think this is the segue into raising federalism. i did hear you say that we are spending $600 billion for infrastructure in of the report $7 trillion budget deal. the $3.7 trillion budget deal. i understand paul krugman says we are not spending enough. not the issueit's when programs are managed properly. 95 anddrive down route hit the six nash and her section of 198 and 95, they have had jersey walls up there for five years, and this is all part of the stimulus, the recovery and reinvestment act of 2009. so i do not know what the excuse is. this gives infrastructure spending a bad name when funds like this are poorly managed, when there is no movement on a project. i think that this says that for itself. and i don't want to hear anybody saying republicans are against infrastructure spending. it is the mismanagement of the funds that bothers

zachary goldfarb.aking myank you for call. i am a retired army, i see the calling back our foreign policy, but i'm not here to talk about horses and bayonets. i think this is the segue into raising federalism. i did hear you say that we are spending $600 billion for infrastructure in of the report $7 trillion budget deal. the $3.7 trillion budget deal. i understand paul krugman says we are not spending enough. not the issueit's when programs are managed properly. 95 anddrive down route hit the six nash and her section of 198 and 95, they have had jersey walls up there for five years, and this is all part of the stimulus, the recovery and reinvestment act of 2009. so i do not know what the excuse is. this gives infrastructure spending a bad name when funds like this are poorly managed, when there is no movement on a project. i think that this says that for itself. and i don't want to hear anybody saying republicans are against infrastructure spending. it is the mismanagement of the funds that bothers pe

. >> host: zachary goldfarb, i know you don't cover epa specifically but the president, climate change is part of the agenda this year. >> guest: that's right and the president is putting money into funding and he proposes billions of dollars for climate research and for related endeavors. epa specifically most o of the time is not necessary for new initiative of just concurrent operations and epa is missing some major controversial regulations, for example, the revelation of coal-fired power plants both new and old. they're trying to put coal-fired power plants, scott gration of new plants that are badly in fund. it's very controversial. many republicans and businessmen hate that idea, but it's the main executive action the president can take to try to combat climate change. >> host: marji in macon, georgia. >> caller: hi. iwatches i think you all need to have some different callers. when you have the reporters lined up in the morning because the man dashed and all of them so far have complained about getting screwed by the little people when if you look up strategy and mismanagement,

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