Brian Ler on WNYC. And for those of you who have joined since the beginning of the show

45 minutes ago, I'll say again that with so many things happening all at once in the new Trump

administration and the pushback to it, it's easy for things to fall through the cracks if they're

not the shiniest object at any given moment.

And so one thing we're doing is to continue a Health and Climate Tuesday series, a Health

and Climate Tuesday series.

Those stories like the RFK thing, was not one of the lead

headlines today through at least the first hundred days of the new administration. So now we'll

continue with our Tuesday Health and Climate Series by turning to the state of the Environmental

Protection Agency under President Trump. Earlier this month, on the 12th, to be exact,

Lee Zeldin, the new head of the Environmental Protection Agency, announced that he had uncovered

evidence of a massive fraud perpetrated by the Biden administration. Here he is in a video

posted to his social media. The days of irresponsibly shoveling boatloads of cash

to far-left activist groups in the name of environmental justice and climate equity are over.

The American public deserves a more transparent and accountable government

than what transpired these past four years. So, Zeldin, who some of you know is the

former member of Congress from Eastern Long Island, and he was the Republican nominee for governor

against Kathy Hokel last time out, Zeldon claims that Biden's EPA had, quote, parked roughly

$20 billion at a private bank, quote, rushing to get billions of

your tax dollars out the door before inauguration day. But the money's elder is trying to recover

was approved by Congress in 2022 for a program known as the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund,

also known as the Green Bank Initiative. And it was a program known as the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, also known as the Green Bank Initiative,

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