Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar
7/2/24: SCOTUS Gives Trump Immunity, Gov Agencies Cut By SCOTUS, Biden Polling Collapse, Dem Knives Out For Biden After Debate
Jul 2, 2024
Will Chamberlain, senior counsel at the Article III Project, and Bradley Moss, a national security lawyer, dive into contentious Supreme Court rulings surrounding presidential immunity. They discuss how these decisions might shield Trump from accountability and reshape the legal landscape for future presidents. The duo also analyzes Biden's plummeting poll numbers post-debate, examining the growing unease among Democrats about his re-election prospects and the party's visible discontent regarding his leadership.
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- The Supreme Court's decision to strike down the Chevron Doctrine limits federal agencies' power, boosting judicial oversight and aligning with Congress's mandate.
- In a First Amendment case, the Supreme Court upheld the Biden administration's interactions with social media platforms, preserving executive authority and free speech rights.
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The Demise of the Chevron Doctrine and Its Impact on Administrative State
The Supreme Court's decision to strike down the Chevron Doctrine significantly limits the power of the administrative state by requiring every agency action to align with Congress's mandate. This landmark ruling curtails the authority of federal agencies to interpret statutes without judicial oversight, shifting the burden to courts. The decision marks a departure from the previous practice where agencies had more leeway in making regulations and imposing fines, potentially affecting regulatory actions and economic oversight.
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