Hey, this week don't miss Terry Gross' conversation on Fresh Air with Hamilton creator Lynn Manuel Miranda.

He talks about how making mixed tapes as a teen prepared him for being a Broadway composer

and how he crafts elaborate rhymes without tripping over his tongue. Also, on the Fresh Air podcast,

you'll find in-depth conversations about Russia, Donald Trump's business dealings and segregation

in schools, find Fresh Air on the NPR-1 app or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Hi there, this is Sergio Matos from Lima, Peru. This podcast was recorded at

352 pm on Tuesday the 28th of March.

Things may have changed by the time you hear it. Keep up with all of NPR political coverage

at npr.org on the NPR-1 app and on your local public radio station. Okay, here's the show.

Hey guys, it's the NPR Politics podcast here to talk about President Trump's new order

that would bring big changes to U.S. environmental policy. And a few other things.

I'm Tamara Keith, I cover the White House for NPR. I'm Daniel Kertzley,

been political reporter. I'm Scott Horsley, I also cover the White House.

And I'm Dominican Monteneuro political editor. All right guys,

as far as I'm concerned, you're not wearing any clothes because I can't see you.

Whoa, we are fully clothed, I think two of us actually have sweaters on so.

I too am fully clothed in my basement hidey place at the White House in our booth.

A little creeped out, too.

Scott hasn't said a word. It's going to be getting a lot warmer.

You won't need those sweaters.

So before we get to these big environmental policy changes that we talked about,

and what they may or may not mean, really quickly, some news of the day about those ongoing

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