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Spending that has drawn a lot of attention, that being this $43,000 soundproof booth that he built in his office to avoid the prying ears, listening devices that he thought might be eavesdropping on his conversations. it was cast as a security measure. it was done in a way that was deemed to have been outside of sort of agency protocol and agency contracting rules. so the agency looked into it. now we have the white house looking into it. i think that's a pretty good sign that the tide might be turning -- or at least that there is scrutiny coming from within the white house in a way that we ha...

So you see the sort of grounds for republicans having d you know, reaching the conclusion that scott pruitt is to the doing a great job at the epa. >> and then finally, how much money so far has scott pruitt spent on these extras? >> i mean it's tough to know. there was a $5,000 cat that cabinet secretaries have for redecorating their offices. -- cap -- and scott pruitt went above and beyond that by finding different ways to categorize spending. including a $43,000 soundproof booth. he claimed it as a security measure. he claimed a giant american flag that cost $5,000 and put that on another o...

Companies will stop requiring to you to sign your name when using a credit card. the old security measure has been around for decades. who really sits there and signs out their name. the recent move to chip readers has basically made credit card fraud much more difficult. david lee miller explains. >> do you have a photo i.d.? >> reporter: it's the end of an era but one that few people notice. beginning this month signatures will no longer be required when using a chip enabled credit cards. this began two years ago when chip technology was introduced. it significantly reduced fraud because the...

Beginning this month credit card companies will stop requiring to you to sign your name when using a credit card. the old security measure has been around for decades. who really sits there and signs out their name. the recent move to chip readers has basically made credit card fraud much more difficult. david lee miller explains. >> do you have a photo i.d.? >> reporter: it's the end of an era but one that few people notice. beginning this month signatures will no longer be required when using a chip enabled credit cards. this began two years ago when chip technology was introduced. it signif...

Result of a trade shock with china. manufacturing in america changed when we started trading with china. it was just different. wages were too low there. there was too much state support. one of the things i think the president has picked up off that both parties before him didn't really completely understand or weren't willing to embrace is that trading with china is different than trading with other countries. it really affected america. now, this trade path you just mentioned, that 11 other countries signed, it was originally seen as sort of a security measure, not just an economic measure ...