Do you agree that as EPA administrator your job is to protect public health and the environment by serving the public interest and not wealthy special interests?
John Sarbanes: “Do you agree that as EPA administrator your job is to protect public health and the environment by serving the public…”
On the recordDecember 6, 2017
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Sarbanes asks Pruitt about his responsibility to serve public interests as EPA administrator.
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