Lee Zeldin

And our priority right now is to pursue our Powering Our Great American Comeback initiative, And we're not slowing down.

I think it's very important to understand that protecting the environment is not a binary choice with growing the economy. And too often regulations have strangulated the economy and going after industries wholesale. Some people talk about moving power from some fossil fuel production of base load power to sources like wind.

I think it's very important to understand that protecting the environment is not a binary choice with growing the economy. And too often regulations have strangulated the economy and going after industries wholesale. Some people talk about moving power from some fossil fuel production of base load power to sources like wind.

I think it's very important to understand that protecting the environment is not a binary choice with growing the economy. And too often regulations have strangulated the economy and going after industries wholesale. Some people talk about moving power from some fossil fuel production of base load power to sources like wind.

And they'll talk about wind as if it's not an intermittent source of energy. They'll talk about wind as if it's a replacement for base load power. And when you look at the current grid, the current supply, the current demand, And you kind of play it out in your own mind as to what it looks like if you shut down all these other industries wholesale.

And they'll talk about wind as if it's not an intermittent source of energy. They'll talk about wind as if it's a replacement for base load power. And when you look at the current grid, the current supply, the current demand, And you kind of play it out in your own mind as to what it looks like if you shut down all these other industries wholesale.

And they'll talk about wind as if it's not an intermittent source of energy. They'll talk about wind as if it's a replacement for base load power. And when you look at the current grid, the current supply, the current demand, And you kind of play it out in your own mind as to what it looks like if you shut down all these other industries wholesale.

The people who will suffer the most are the Americans who can least afford it. So what happens as you're going through 2024? There's a high stakes election that's approaching, which came up this past November 5th. And Americans decide what they want their priorities to be.

The people who will suffer the most are the Americans who can least afford it. So what happens as you're going through 2024? There's a high stakes election that's approaching, which came up this past November 5th. And Americans decide what they want their priorities to be.

The people who will suffer the most are the Americans who can least afford it. So what happens as you're going through 2024? There's a high stakes election that's approaching, which came up this past November 5th. And Americans decide what they want their priorities to be.

And the number one issue that Americans were talking about was a strong, intense desire for the federal government to do a better job in helping to grow the economy. What we need to do is to make sure that we are implementing the laws that are on the books, putting rules and regulations in place that are following the law.

And the number one issue that Americans were talking about was a strong, intense desire for the federal government to do a better job in helping to grow the economy. What we need to do is to make sure that we are implementing the laws that are on the books, putting rules and regulations in place that are following the law.

And the number one issue that Americans were talking about was a strong, intense desire for the federal government to do a better job in helping to grow the economy. What we need to do is to make sure that we are implementing the laws that are on the books, putting rules and regulations in place that are following the law.

So the United States Supreme Court in the decision called Loper Bright said that these agencies like the EPA can't just create our own laws where there is vague language in statute. And where agencies do so, the Supreme Court, as we've seen, will overturn those actions.

So the United States Supreme Court in the decision called Loper Bright said that these agencies like the EPA can't just create our own laws where there is vague language in statute. And where agencies do so, the Supreme Court, as we've seen, will overturn those actions.

So the United States Supreme Court in the decision called Loper Bright said that these agencies like the EPA can't just create our own laws where there is vague language in statute. And where agencies do so, the Supreme Court, as we've seen, will overturn those actions.

So for us, it's very important for us to honor the rule of law, to advance cooperative federalism, to follow our obligations under the law, and to understand, as the Supreme Court outlined in Loperbright, that we should not be as an agency going rogue and strangulating the economy just because we all have a desire to protect the environment.

So for us, it's very important for us to honor the rule of law, to advance cooperative federalism, to follow our obligations under the law, and to understand, as the Supreme Court outlined in Loperbright, that we should not be as an agency going rogue and strangulating the economy just because we all have a desire to protect the environment.

So for us, it's very important for us to honor the rule of law, to advance cooperative federalism, to follow our obligations under the law, and to understand, as the Supreme Court outlined in Loperbright, that we should not be as an agency going rogue and strangulating the economy just because we all have a desire to protect the environment.

Listen, what our priority here is clean air, land, and water for all Americans. Cleaner, safer, healthier land, air, and water across this country. It's a priority of President Trump. It's a priority of the American public. It has very strong bipartisan support across this country. And ultimately, the EPA should not be legislating what a modification of the Clean Air Act may look like.