WHITFIELD: All right, this hour, Scott Pruitt will take the stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference, CPAC. His remarking will follow those of President Trump, who yesterday outlined his agenda of putting America first.</s>DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: There's no such thing as a global anthem. A global currency or global flag. This is United States of America that I'm representing.</s>TRUMP: I'm not representing the globe. I'm representing your country.</s>WHITFIELD: Let's bring CNN White House reporter, Stephen Collinson, who is also there. So, Stephen, first look at today's agenda. EPA's Scott Pruitt speaking soon. What more can we expect from him?</s>STEPHEN COLLINSON, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Scott Pruitt, the latest member of the Trump administration to showcase at this key conservative conference. It's going to be a very interesting moment because he's going to be the tip of the spear of what Steve Bannon said the other day was the administration's agenda of slashing regulations, dismantling the administration state. As the attorney general of Oklahoma, Scott Pruitt, repeatedly sued the EPA, the organization he now runs, after he was recently confirmed, because he saw the administration as overreaching, of trying to impose environmental regulations on the fossil fuel industry. This is going to be two facets, slashing regulations. And I think Scott Pruitt is clearly a hero to the conservative movement. Just because of his action on the environment in Oklahoma. So, this will be a coming out party for him in some ways.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Fascinating. Stephen Collinson, we'll check back with you. Thank you so much. All right, Democrats are voting very soon on the next leader of the DNC as the last five now candidates try to make their closing arguments. After the break, Bernie Sanders' campaign chairman and Hillary Clinton's senior campaign adviser discussing whether the party is ready to mend its deep divisions.
EPA's Scott Pruitt Takes Stage at CPAC