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That, because of the deregulation, but there is also this thing hanging out there of why he hasn't gone yet, right? while he said he wasn't going to go, i'm a little -- you know, they evaluate that type of thing in a white house day by day. >> exactly. >> i suspect there is a reason he hasn't gone, but i wouldn't rule out him never going. if it is still a problem at the end of the week, they'll have to assess that. >> absolutely. >> again, it is important to underline the fact, let's underline the fact and say it very slowly so our friends in trump's orbit can understand it, it was donald trum...

Of any administration in the history of d.o.t., and they tried to eliminate safety rules and regulations along with the congress. and so, you know, i just think we need -- there needs to be more. there is no question about it. >> erin, in terms of remediation and accountability, there is obviously what the epa is demanding of norfolk southern and what the company is pledging to do in terms of cleanup. on a psychological level, what does it take for people in that community to really ever rest easy and feel confident that the soil and the water are safe after something like this? >> you know, i...

The history of d.o.t. and they tried to eliminate safety rules and regulations along with the congress. so, there needs to be more. there is no question about it. >> aaron, in terms of remediation and accountability, there is obviously what the epa is demanding, or folks south, a company is pledging to do in terms of cleanup. on the psychological level, what does it take for people in that community to really ever rest easy and feel confident that the soil and the water are safe after something like this? >> you know, i do not know that they do. i've been doing this for 30 years and that is al...

Epa administrator, michael regan, and ohio's republican governor mike dewine drinking the water in east palestine, ohio today, we're trained real meant three weeks ago dumped untold amounts of hazardous chemicals into that small ohio community. many residents are still experiencing symptoms like rashes and burning sensations that are consistent with exposure to dangerous chemicals. and they are skeptical about governments ability to both ensure their safety and hold the rail company responsible for this crash. that skepticism is not unwarranted. during the obama administration, both companies ...