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Sen. Joni Ernst told CBSN on Wednesday she thinks embattled Environmental Protection Agency head Scott Pruitt did lie when he seemingly reneged on a letter pledging to promote ethanol, saying the EPA chief is undercutting President Trump s commitment to farmers.The Iowa Republican s comments came after she described Pruitt as about as swampy as you get earlier this week. Ernst told CBS News correspondent Errol Barnett on Thursday that Pruitt
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CBS News correspondent Whit Johnson was joined on Hotsheet Live Friday
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