Icahn: Pruitt a Great Pick for EPA

Carl Icahn discusses Scott Pruitt's nomination to lead the EPA, criticizing current EPA regulations and their impact on refineries. He supports Pruitt, believing he will address these issues and bring positive changes. Icahn highlights the absurdity of certain regulations and hopes for a shift in policy to prevent refinery bankruptcies.

Who is Scott Pruitt, and what role is he nominated for?

• Oklahoma's attorney general, nominated for the EPA

• A scientist, nominated for the National Institutes of Health

• A senator from Texas, nominated for the Department of Energy

• A businessman, nominated for the Department of Commerce

What is Carl Icahn's opinion on the EPA's regulations?

• He feels they are not strict enough

• He believes they are necessary for environmental protection

• He thinks they have gone too far and are absurd

• He has no opinion on them

What is the main issue with the obligated party regulation according to Carl Icahn?

• It increases environmental protection

• It reduces gasoline prices

• It causes a wealth transfer from refineries to big oil

• It benefits small refineries

How does Carl Icahn view Scott Pruitt's potential impact on the EPA?

• He hopes Pruitt will bring positive changes

• He thinks Pruitt will introduce more regulations

• He is unsure about Pruitt's impact

• He believes Pruitt will maintain the status quo

What is Carl Icahn's stance on Donald Trump's decision to nominate Scott Pruitt?

• He disagrees with the decision

• He is indifferent to the decision

• He has not commented on the decision

• He supports and praises the decision