Lee Zeldin

Lee Zeldin, former U.S. Representative and current EPA Administrator, shares insights on New York's shifting political landscape and the challenges with wind energy policies. Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon dissect the media's portrayal of Trump's Supreme Court wins and the implications of recent deportation rulings. They also analyze the political fallout from tariffs, emphasizing how businesses are grappling with rising costs and U.S.-China relations. Together, the trio navigates complex issues affecting both the environment and immigration policies.

Lee Zeldin, Administrator of the EPA and a veteran with over two decades of military service, joins for an engaging discussion. He shares insights from his time in Congress and highlights a visit to Midland, Texas, exploring the economic benefits of the shale revolution. Zeldin emphasizes the need for balanced regulations that protect the environment while promoting growth. He critiques New York’s restrictive energy policies and advocates for financial accountability within the EPA, all with a touch of humor to lighten the serious topics at hand.

Lee Zeldin, former Administrator of the EPA, dives deep into the critical issues of wasteful government spending and the controversial funding of 'Climate Justice' groups. He shares insights on land grabs and the inefficiencies surrounding environmental grants. Zeldin critiques the disconnect between politicians' rhetoric and actionable policies, and emphasizes the need for transparency in taxpayer dollar allocations. He also discusses the realities of green energy initiatives and their hidden costs, advocating for policies that prioritize the public's needs over lofty claims.