WATCH: EPA Director Makes Stunning Admission About East Palestine

It’s a rare day when we get some truth from the EPA, FDA, CDC, or any other government agency. …

However, today is one of those days. During a press conference regarding East Palestine, Ohio, an EPA Director told reporters that he would NOT let his children anywhere close to streams in the area.

This contradicts what the agency said earlier, claiming that the water was safe to drink and the air safe to breathe.

New reports claim that the toxic fallout could be headed toward Indiana next. …

Here’s what the EPA Director had to say:

JUST IN: EPA Director says he 'WOULD NOT' let his children anywhere close to any streams in East Palestine, Ohio.. pic.twitter.com/0KqAs26TG9

— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) March 1, 2023

Residents of East Palestine and independent journalists are sharing the details of their experiences following the toxic derailment event:

https://twitter.com/Janebon34813396/status/1627732057102159881

“More concerning footage today from our East Palestine investigation. Dead deer on the banks of Little Beaver Creek at the point where it meets the Ohio River. I followed the creek from East Palestine, to where it merges with the Ohio River to see how far the rainbow chemicals… pic.twitter.com/rpoZLczYWQ

— Grace Chong 🇺🇸 (@gc22gc) February 27, 2023

Fox News quotes Michael Regan, the EPA Director:

“I’m a father of a 9-year-old. I think we have to all agree that we wish this accident didn’t occur.

The accident occurred and as a result, some of our creeks and our streams have pollution in them.

We’re working very hard to clean up that pollution for the time being while the pollution is present,” Regan told reporters during a visit to East Palestine Tuesday.

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“As a father, I would not advise anybody, adult or child, play in the creeks or stream. What we’ve said is the drinking water has been tested.”

New shocking footage from East Palestine, Ohio with industrial hygienist Stephen E. Petty, showing more chemicals in water and soil sediments. And this was supposedly in water that I’ve already been cleaned. No wonder no one trusts what the government is saying! The fear now is… pic.twitter.com/edCTbZKZsW

— Ben Bergquam – Real America’s Voice (RAV-TV) News (@BenBergquam) February 28, 2023

The Guardian reports that Senators from Ohio have introduced legislation aimed at curbing another train derailment disaster:

The Railway Safety Act of 2023 is cosponsored by Sherrod Brown and JD Vance, a Democrat and Republican, and others of both parties.

The bill responds to the derailment of a Norfolk Southern train near the Pennsylvania border on 3 February, when 38 cars derailed and more burned.