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17:07Now PlayingJohn Yoo, professor of law at the University of California at Berkeley, joins us to explain why the Constitution grants the president full executive power and why Trump’s push to dismantle independent agencies is restoring original American principles. Yoo, who has served in all three branches of government, outlines how Congress has spent decades creating executive branch agencies insulated from presidential control. He explains how Trump’s first term began reining in agencies like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, how Supreme Court cases are moving toward a “unitary executive” model, and why these fights are central to downsizing the administrative state. Yoo also breaks down why the Federal Reserve remains the last major holdout and why he believes even the Fed should ultimately be accountable to the presidency.
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