lobbyist does raise significant questions of pay to play. your point of myself and former coal leagues, i would say it s fair to ask him questions about his own personal integrity. every public official when they step into that job has to make a decision, are they going to use the office for their own enrichment? for the trappings of power they can surround themselves with, or are they going to own themselves up to higher level of public trust and stewardship. in this case, i think scott pruitt chose the form e, not the latter. how will you know the tipping point if and when one comes along? it s hard to see. you played that footage earlier of the president at his fema briefing going out of his way to praise pruitt and say somebody has to come out here and compliment the job you re doing. people in the white house at this point are baffled at the fact that the president has not taken some kind of action and that he doesn t seem more irritated. the president has not enjoyed the tric
condominium while at the same time being influenced by that lobbyist does raise significant questions of pay to play. your point of myself and former coal leagues, i would say it s fair to ask him questions about his own personal integrity. every public official when they step into that job has to make a decision, are they going to use the office for their own enrichment? for the trappings of power they can surround themselves with, or are they going to own themselves up to higher level of public trust and stewardship. in this case, i think scott pruitt chose the form e, not the latter. how will you know the tipping point if and when one comes along? it s hard to see. you played that footage earlier of the president at his fema briefing going out of his way to praise pruitt and say somebody has to come out here and compliment the job you re doing. people in the white house at this point are baffled at the fact that the president has not taken some kind of action and that he doesn t
guest: thank you. it is hard to believe it is a deck cade. but those who lost loved ones, there are many mixed emotions. your nephew was a first responder who refused to leave the world trade center. ghest guest tommy was a first responder in manhattan. he was a combat trained army medic. and he heard there was trouble. and responded to the trade center. and they were lost. and he was told in his radio to leave and it was too dangerous and his response back was i can t leave. people might need my help. he saved people and two coal leagues perished being heros and saving people like so many did that day in the pentagon in shanksville, and heroes of the people of the flight 93 and those people here in new york city in the trade center.