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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180406:06:21:00

And that is that the white house is aware of these reports. we re obviously looking into those. the pruitt situation is the latest to test donald trump s promise to drain the swamp, a slogan that s changed in meaning since the 2016 campaign. when we win on november 8th, we are going to washington, d.c., and we are going to drain the swamp. we have begun to drain the swamp of government corruption. washington is full of people who are only looking out for themselves. regulatory reform is a crucial part of our drive to drain the swamp. by ending excessive regulation, we are defending democracy and draining the swamp. truly, we are draining the swamp. back with us, phil rucker and joining us at the table is phillip bunn, national correspondent for the washington post. we call this a little washington post staff meeting. i love having you both here.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180406:03:22:00

Joining us at the table is phillip bunn, national correspondent for the washington post. we call this a little washington post staff meeting. so, all right, drain the swamp. he s filling the swamp, but pruitt seems like the swampiest swamp monster of all. you have a piece where you detail all of the reasons epa administer scott pruitt is in trouble and it is stunning. let me tick through a few of them. he demanded 24-hour-a-day security. what is standard, for people who don t know, is door-to-door. you transport a cabinet secretary, but then largely leave them alone. he installed a $25,000 sound-proof phone system in his office. and once you built it out, it cost the taxpayers $43,000. he flew first class at a cost of more than $100,000. plus they looked into net jets, which is a private plane membership club, like costco for private planes, i guess, right? the epa explored looked around for a house for him.