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Run. do you think the administration will make any more decisions now that they have the authority? >> reporter: that's what we're asking here. they've said they are looking at it. they are looking another what more the president can do from an executive standpoint to try to get tougher on this issue which is a key campaign promise. we're sort of seeing the two prongs of it. it was my sense there's no imminent plans but we need to circle back with everyone today. the president undoubtedly em boldened by this supreme court decision. >> thanks to kristen and pete as well. let me just ask you to ...

Tax bill gets through, and it looks like it's going to, and you look at neil gorsuch, the supreme court pick, and the lower court picks for this president and the travel ban sort of 3.0 getting through the court system -- >> and repeal of the individual mandate as a part of the tax system. >> that's a great point. how can you argue this year hasn't been a win for the president, on some big fronts? yes, he lost the obamacare battle, but he won a little bit of it in this tax bill. >> right. and if you look at the way that the white house has been messaging their own achievements, they also point...

Iran deal, the president's infrastructure plan, infrastructure's incomplete. it's not happening this year. but it's not a great record so far. the president can talk, he is right, you can disagree with this if you're not a trump supporter, but they can talk about what they have done from an administrative standpoint, regulations, whether it's the environmental protection agency, the interior department, things they've done in the stock market and wall street, things like that, judicial appointments. they have done some things, they have made progress on the things that they can control from an...

Look, i was a governor in south carolina. i know how tough those regulations president obama put on us because of the paris agreement were on our businesses and our industries. it directly hit our jobs. and so what we want to do is say, look, we're a sovereign country. we're going to make sure we're looking out for the u.s. first. be a leader in the environment. that's what we do. that's who we are. but we're going to make sure we're not hurting our companies in the process. there's a balance. there's clearly a difference between us and nicaragua and us and syria. the world knows that. to put ...

Looking out for the u.s. first. belle a leader in the environment. that's what we do. that's who we are. but we're going to make sure we're not hurting our companies in the process. there's a balance. there's clearly a difference between us and nicaragua and us and syria. the world knows that. to put us in that category is not a real assumption. >> but i'm not the one that put us in the category. the president is. when it comes to those agreements, the reduction in carbon emissions, that was every country set their own standard. why didn't president trump renegotiate the united states' standar...