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Sean, good morning to you. >> good morning. towards central park. the mezzanine steve: start with, what do brian: straight up to talk about alzheimer's. current medication only helps the boilermakers do, the impeachment. with symptom. that is all everybody talks that is such good news, guys. union? >> the boilermakers are about capitolocrats steve: could be, thank you very involved in a lot of the much. ainsley: actress lori loughlin and republicans are going at it. electricity generation by and her husband among 11 parents building power plants, steve: indeed, both parties facing new charges ...

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We burn more coal in the last few decades than we have in the past, and we've cut emissions by 56% or better. here we are a couple years later and they want to do away with coal completely. what it seems like the president wants to do is put on epa to stop building all coal power plants. maybe they should stop retrofit on old plants and start building new plants with the new emissions control on it, you know. >> you represent more than 2,000 boilermakers. how many of those do you think would lose their job, all of them, if, in fact, your new equipment doesn't actually cut muster with the epa? ...

Anti-coal agenda. p business manager for boilermakers 154. good morning, raymond. >> good morning, ali, how are you? >> i'm doing well. three years ago your plant put in state-of-the-art pollution control equipment. it cost $500 million to do so. this was approved by the epa. then what happened? >> here we are three years later and looks like they are going to close the plant because they need to get even more updated and just can't afford the emissions on the units they wanted. >> just three years later they have changed their tune and now said pollution control equipment state-of-the-art you...