The Impact of Chevron on the President's Authority over Administrative Agencies

This chapter of the podcast episode explores the distribution of power among the branches of government, with a focus on the president's control over administrative agencies. It argues that Chevron, a legal doctrine, actually protects the president's authority to govern these agencies and set their priorities. The discussion also touches on the use of executive power by both political parties, the role of Congress in legislating on major issues, and the impact of Chevron on Congress' ability to effectively address important matters.