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Resulted in cleaner air, purer water, better protected land. its website lists a list of accomplishments including regulating auto emissions, banning the use of ddt, cleaning up toxic waste and increasing recycling. what has changed in the past year? correspondent anne thompson explains. >> reporter: scott pruitt's first trip at head of the epa was to a coal mine. they flanked president trump as he started undoing the clean power plan. >> you know what it says, right? you're going back to work. >> reporter: this is a very different kind of environmental protecti protection. the president makin...

Radio 106650 Jimbo 186-650-5462 extension 6 online. You can follow me on Twitter at botox as going to be talking about media coverage and in particular criticism of President Trump and Joshua Holland joins us a contributor to the nation and a fellow with the Nation Institute online ad appropriately enough The Nation dot com Joshua Good evening Jim Thanks for having me absolutely What is your take on the media coverage of President tropical Of course we have harbored study out indicating surprise there's a lot of negativity there but how do you interpret that. Yeah the Harvard study came out ...

Perks they are reportedly offering donors. $1 million can get you access to an exclusive event with cabinet appointees and a, quote, intimate dinner with mike pence. for half a million, candlelight dinner with a special appearance by donald trump. now, down to a quarter million, they are offering elegant dinners. these are their words with a cabinet appointee, undeclared which one. swamp, quagmire, whatever you call it, it does not look like the draining has begun. joining me now for many is ohio state senator, nina turner, and ira stoal, editor of "the future of capitalism.com" and a conserva...

Effects from the widespread use of ddt and other pesticides. have you considered asking the public health service to take a closer look at this? >> yes, and i know that they already are. i think, particularly, of course, since ms. carson's book, but they are examining the matter. >> rachel carson wrote this book about pesticides called "silent spring" in 1962, and it talked about the long-term impacts, the concept of latency and bioaccumulation, which were all new terms. farm animals were dying with monotonous regularity because pesticides -- people didn't have any awareness that if a fish ate...

For the people that react to the bites which is only 20% of people, they literally go crazy. i mean, they're constantly itching. they know they have bugs. they're embarrassed. you almost need some type of counseling besides termination just to get through your everyday life until the problem is gone. >> the staff uses cameras to record some of their most extreme cases. and there are many. if you think you're hearing more stories about bedbugs lately, you're right. >> you talk to anybody that's 80 years or older, they'll remember bedbugs in the united states. but they just became a cute little ...