Trump Goon Dances On EPA's Grave

Trump's former head of the EPA, Scott Pruitt, went on Newsmax to brag about the recent SCOTUS decision that guts the EPA's ability to curb carbon emissions.

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Here is Scott Pruitt. He was Oklahoma I think head of the state EPA in Oklahoma if I remember correctly. Yeah. When Donald Trump appointed him to the federal EPA. he claimed his claim to fame when he was put into office, I should say on the federal level, was suing continuously the EPA so that he didn't have to follow environmental laws. That was what his job was and he was put there to deconstruct the administrative state at least on the EPA level. here he is with Newsmax's rob Schmidt celebrating EPA versus West Virginia. Rob thought about it. I mean from a legislative perspective if congress doesn't deal with these big issues. they can continue to blame what they can continue to blame the departments and agencies and administrative agencies that make these decisions. and never do it, never do the hard work of legislating. right. and the court is saying to congress you must do the job. you must pass the legislation to give the framework to the EPA. give the framework to all these administrative agencies .and you're right this is much bigger than the EPA. This is across the fear bureau, the pure bureaucracy, the deep state. the fourth branch of government as we know. The career bureaucrats and all these various agencies now have been sent a very clear message: you can't make it up. You know the clean power plan that the Obama administration passed. I led that effort along with other states to sue on that as I was attorney general instead of Oklahoma. Then when I went to the EPA I repealed it.