Delicate flower Scott Pruitt admits the real reason he takes first class

Esteemed noble and EPA Head Scott Pruitt is not one to mix with the hoipolloi.

On Sunday, The Washington Post reported hat Pruitt had been flying first class throughout his time at the EPA and leaving the government with the bill. Pruitt defended his decision on security grounds, before pouring his heart out to New Hampshire's WMUR On Tuesday.

The EPA administrator was at extreme risk of unpleasant "interactions" with people who take coach, Pruitt explained.

"“There have been instances, unfortunately, as I’ve flown and have spent time, of interaction that’s not been the best,” Pruitt told WMUR. “So ingress and egress off the plane those are decisions all made by our detail team, by the chief of staff, by the administration... They place me on the plane where they think is best from a safety perspective.”

In his defense, Pruitt is widely considered to be one of the dangerous people in the Trump administration -- at least according to us snowflakes who care about the planet and all. Why that makes him more of a security risk than universally despised Stephen Miller is unknown.

Also unclear is why Pruitt decided he and his team decided to take a one way flight from Cincinnati to New York for $36,068.50. Was Pruitt hoping he could score some free luxury first class Cincinnati peanuts?

Who in their right mind takes a first class flight from DC to Boston after they've been exposed by the Post?

Democrats from the Energy and Commerce Committee have promised to review Pruitt's travel expenses. Pruitt has defended his travel on the grounds that he received a blanket security waiver, but the EPA won't specify which office granted it to him.

Here's what Twitter had to say, which is far more valuable than anything White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders could offer.

No word yet on what the ramifications will be for Pruitt, if at all.