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Lawsuits, the investigations, the rule making. things that are in the pipeline. i'll have more idea tomorrow what some of the next steps may be. lastly, and then i'll take some questions, folks have asked me if i'm going to be here. some folks in the press have asked that, some folks here at the agency -- i keep saying agency, i apologize, the bureau have asked. yeah, president has made it very clear he wants me here. honestly, since my name is on the door now, i want to be here. i don't want anything coming out of here that i don't know about because it will inevitability be linked to me anyw...

>> translator: with president trump, trade and economic matters, bilateral issues, we did discuss. on the economic matter, how u.s. and japanese economies should be. there is dialogue going on between mr. aso and mr. pence. there were two meetings already. so, on the question of economy together with president trump and that's only regarding bilateral trade, we would like to see the entire region of asia-pacific high standard rule making is something that we want to pursue. so, with both countries in this region, we will make efforts to create economic order which is fair and effective. so tha...

That they've done well in, remaking the courts, no question about it. and on the agency side, rule making. if you want a conservative imprint to last for years, not decades, they failed on the legislative side. on the side of personnel, doing pretty well. >> ten years from now, 15, 20, a lot of stories. we'll say trump appointed judge. this is a legacy that matters. mary? >> news broke last night that senator rand paul was assaulted in his yard in kentucky. the alleged assailant is a neighbor. motivation unclear. but worth pointing out this is the second violent attack on paul himself this yea...

>> neil, we regulate pollutants under the national ambient air quality standards program. that is focused on health. there's no cost benefit analysis at all. what they did with the reductions, they double counted. they said we should get the benefit of the double counting to really spice up the cost benefit analysis. all that being said, neil, the fact of the matter is this. we are leading the world with respect to our c 02 footprints. we're doing so through innovation and technology. we have to ask and answer the question. what authority has congress given the epa to engage in rule making ...

Then go through rule making. that's a sub version of the rule-making process. it's called sue and settle. any agency of the federal government that engages in substantive rule making through the judicial process is abusing their authority. >> neil: the press has a field day trying to peg you on climate change, sir. i know you tried to address it in the past. i want to know for the record, you said that you believe in climate change. you believe it in a large part could be contributing to it. but you don't take the leap where man should spend a lot of money -- i think i've got it right -- to ad...