Zach Price

Matt Lawrence, an Associate Professor of Law at Emory, Eloise Pasachoff from Georgetown, and Zach Price from UC Law San Francisco delve into the concept of 'Appropriations Presidentialism.' They discuss how the executive branch seeks to control federal fund allocation, examining historical tensions between Congress and the presidency. The trio also highlights the unique spending tactics of the Trump administration, the intricacies of legal challenges in federal spending, and the evolving balance of power in legislative oversight.

Zach Price, an Associate Professor of Law at UC Law San Francisco, and Phil Wallach, a Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, dive into the controversial topic of pocket rescissions. They discuss the legal ramifications of these budgetary maneuvers and their implications for congressional power. The guests highlight the tension between the legislative and executive branches and explore how such practices could undermine Congress's authority. Their insights shed light on the evolving dynamics of budget control in American governance.