A look at the days top news and headlines. Much time he is agreeing to serve but we know that he was facing multiple possible charges for bank fraud, tax fraud and a Campaign Finance violations. That is the other big question here, dana, will he as part of his deal agree to testify and we dont know that part of it yet. Theres a possibility that this guilty plea has nothing to do with the mueller probe. Dana and forgive me for reading off of my phone but i i got an email from a source, former federal prosecutor saying, if the rumors are true and is cooperating, i dont understand how the scope of the Mueller Investigation has any limits. They farmed his case to their friends and that Southern District of new york and suddenly hes cooperating. We dont know if hes actually
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The EPA proposed a new rule Wednesday to tighten regulations on coal-fired power plants and mercury pollution, building on the Biden administration s effort to crack down on pollution from industry, power generation, and other sectors.
way people should come to this country. todd: rufus, thank you for your time. greg, get to you, when it comes to the migrant caravan you say, your words, carrying a flag from other country is an invasion, why? correct. if you want to come to this country, come the right way. apply for membership into the country. when thousands of people are coming, carrying their flags from their country, they are wanting to invade the united states as they did coming across to mexico. todd: when it comes to west virginia, you say lifting the coal regulations has been unbelievable for the economy here. why? you have a lot more people working now. a lot of coal trucks are coal companies are back in business. the rail business. trains go up and down the track over here on a daily basis now, which wasn t the case a couple of years ago. todd: greg, thank you. finally, tom, the mayor of milton where we are here. when you t. comes to border security. build the wall. todd: i will let you say it, why?
of the criticisms is that, in the report that you put forward for this new proposal, climate changes even come up until page 300, was not on purpose? andrew: i do believe that climate change is real and of man does have an impact on climate change. we talked about this in terms of energy efficiency, and as far as the new york times reported, this regulation and the obama approach were both about co2 reductions. we address particulate matter and the other pollutants under other regulations and those regulations are still in effect. in fact we just released a report two or three weeks ago set showing that our quality is 73% cleaner than it was in the 1970s and all of those regulations, the guides or that 73% cleaner are still in effect and will be working into the future. dana: one last question for you, the laws that are currently underway with the justice
dana: so the states work together and it s all integrated but, air pollution knows no state boundaries so doesn t the epa need to oversee with the states are doing in order to protect people? andrew: yes, and we will be. we will show how we are going to implement this, and, we want them to make reductions that are necessary moving forward. dana: they say this is a rollback of president obama s very stringent regulations, but as i recall, the rule never went into place. there was a major lawsuit that went into the supreme court and has been stated, so what are you actually replacing? andrew: it s not a rollback but an overhaul, the obama regulations never took effect because the supreme court did take the unprecedented action of issuing the stay. what we are doing is we took a