Scott Pruitt

Under your leadership, Mr. Administrator, the EPA has weakened standards for ozone pollution.

It seems to me that it is common sense that as we do rulemaking at the Agency, when we base it upon a record, scientific conclusions, that we should be able to see the data and methodology that actually caused those conclusions.

We are stripping burdensome costs from the American economy at an unprecedented pace.

I think what is important about the CAFE standards is we ought to endeavor as a country to set standards for lower emissions on cars that people actually want to buy.

We have removed over three times the number of polluted sites in contaminated communities across the country.

You have scrubbed the content of your website, including the page devoted to explaining climate change.

The science that is reproducible and transferrable should drive our decisions at the Agency.

We can't have one State dictating to the rest of the country

I think that measuring with precision human activity on the climate is something very challenging to do and there is tremendous disagreement about the degree of impact.

The inspector general himself has notified that death threats against me are unprecedented.

This President has shown tremendous courage to say to the American people that America is going to be put first.

Today you've put America first with regard to international agreements and the environment.