Of course, the EPA will have to defend the lawsuit, and again, it is fortunate for EPA officials who will not have to pay their lawyers out of their own pockets. They will be defended either by the EPA's in-house counsel, which is already on the public payroll, or by an outside firm, which will be paid for by tax money. In effect, we are suing ourselves. Accurate reporting would have not obscured the fact that the oil companies are reaping huge profits by giving the impression that reformulation is responsible. Personally, I don't watch it because of the profanity.
TV is supposed to be entertaining.
I don't know anyone who wants to be entertained by cursing, swearing or worse. I, too, have heard executives cursing, swearing and, yes, using the F-word. It seems to give them a sense of power and toughness. Actually, it shows a lack of authority, or they wouldn't have to lower their standards in this way. The early movies and TV shows didn't have profanity, and many are classics today.