Billy Corben

Just the basics here.

So, Steve, talk to me about this issue, how all this scandal has come up, which is this idea of incineration.

And Eileen Higgins has insisted, I'm sure you saw her interview, that that is the most environmentally dangerous.

sound option for what to do with the, again, billions of tons of trash we generate in Miami-Dade County.

So, Ken, I imagine you agree that environmentally, which the better option is.

But also talk to me about the money.

Let's follow the money here.

What is going on?

Who is paying who or donating to who what in order to get this pushed through?

Why is Eileen Higgins taking this position that appears to be antithetical to what environmentalists and scientists believe is the better option?

Name names.

Follow the money.

Who is donating to Eileen Higgins that you believe is persuading her in this?

So what is it, Steve, that people need to know about this?

Because this doesn't seem to be a battle that the Sierra Club, the environmentalists are winning here.

Is there overwhelming science on this?

Is the jury still out?

What should be happening here in Miami-Dade that's not happening?

If it wasn't for reverse positions, Daniela Levine-Cava wouldn't have any at all.

Ken Russell, I'm going to give you the last word.