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At the state department, the intelligence official who was supposed to brief congress annually quit because his report was censored. intelligence report from the state department. i don't know who is briefing you today from epa, but the scientific panels that would have done this in the past are no longer there. >> reporter: it's not about science, it's about politics and following through on the president's promise to reduce what he considers burdensome regulation. here's something the president might understand. it's why you see the split in the oil and gas industry over rolling back these r...

There are major fires in the amazon and brazil and watching the glaciers melt in the arctic. it comes at a time when the evidence of climate change is more apparent. this president has been working towards pulling the united states out of the paris agreement and doing other things to prevent additional action against climate change. i think, andrea, in some ways his base is happy to see. looking at this from a political lens, it may give impetus to democrats and to people on the left, millenials in particular who care about this issue going into 2020. >> and, ann, we've already seen -- you kno...