gifts we can accept. we see politicians, through the years, get in trouble over taking things that don't match up with what people in the average public get. it's the notion of, you know, getting beneficial treatment because you are a public office holder. this is not the kind of deal with anybody else. >> there are questions about ryan zin ki for the use of private planes, nongovernment trip to europe and replacing six historical doors in his office to the tune of $139,000. he says he's gotten that figure down to $75,000. do you think he should go, too? >> well, i want to focus on pruitt for a minute because zinke made the argument that historical requirements require those expensive doors. nothing required pruitt to give a nonbid contract of $120,000 to a pr firm to investigate the