Latest / Turley Talks / Ep. 3600 Trump WINS BIG as SCOTUS to CRUSH ‘Independent Agencies’!!!
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- 0:00[SPEAKER_00]: The liberal globalist order is on its brink and awakening a new conservative age.
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- 0:20[SPEAKER_00]: One firing, one woman, and 90 years of precedent on trial.
- 0:27[SPEAKER_00]: What's happening at the Supreme Court right now as we speak isn't just about President Trump's authority to remove bureaucrats.
- 0:34[SPEAKER_00]: It's about whether an entire branch of government you never voted for will continue to exist.
- 0:41[SPEAKER_00]: Stick me to the very end of this video because this is the story of how one termination letter.
- 0:46[SPEAKER_00]: sparked a constitutional reckoning that threatens to obliterate the administrative state as we know it and change our nation forever.
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- 1:25[SPEAKER_00]: that promises to fundamentally alter the balance of power in Washington, dismantling what critics have called the headless fourth branch of government and restoring what the founders actually intended.
- 1:40[SPEAKER_00]: Presidential control over everyone who wields executive power.
- 1:45[SPEAKER_00]: Now back in March, President Trump fired Federal Trade Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughterna.
- 1:50[SPEAKER_00]: She's a Biden appointee.
- 1:52[SPEAKER_00]: who trump fired for policy disagreements rightly so, right now a single auto pen appointee should be anywhere near the federal government after January 20th and president Trump agrees.
- 2:05[SPEAKER_00]: Now under the old system and this is what you've got to get here.
- 2:09[SPEAKER_00]: Under the old system for literally the last 90 years since FDR since 1935, and we'll find out why, Trump would have been powerless to do that.
- 2:21[SPEAKER_00]: Commissioners, according to the Supreme Court, could only be removed by virtue of inordinate circumstances like malfeasance in office, some kind of blatant corruption,
- 2:32[SPEAKER_00]: But the beauty here is that Trump didn't cite any of those reasons.
- 2:36[SPEAKER_00]: He simply said, you're fired.
- 2:38[SPEAKER_00]: You're fired.
- 2:39[SPEAKER_00]: You're an auto pan hangover.
- 2:41[SPEAKER_00]: So you're fired.
- 2:42[SPEAKER_00]: Now when he did that, he knew what he was doing.
- 2:46[SPEAKER_00]: Steven Miller knew what he was doing, right?
- 2:49[SPEAKER_00]: He knew that he was going to trigger a constitutional showdown.
- 2:55[SPEAKER_00]: And that's because of a 1935 Supreme Court decision,
- 3:00[SPEAKER_00]: called Humphrey's Exacutor and that decision for the last 90 years has been the deep state's ultimate shield.
- 3:10[SPEAKER_00]: That decision basically made it illegal for the president of the United States to fire bureaucrats on commissions and as such that decision created an untouchable class
- 3:22[SPEAKER_00]: of federal commissioners who could ignore presidents, they could defy voters and they could push their own agenda without consequence.
- 3:31[SPEAKER_00]: So we're talking.
- 3:32[SPEAKER_00]: specifically bureaucrats in the Federal Trade Commission, bureaucrats in the Securities and Exchange Commission, the National Labor Relations Board, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, right?
- 3:43[SPEAKER_00]: We're talking literally thousands of positions across Washington that have four decades operated under the same corrupt model.
- 3:53[SPEAKER_00]: Now, of course, they came up with a justification.
- 3:58[SPEAKER_00]: Their justification for their existence is their supposed independence.
- 4:05[SPEAKER_00]: They call themselves independent agencies, objective agencies.
- 4:11[SPEAKER_00]: That's what you're going to hear over and over again from the legacy media.
- 4:14[SPEAKER_00]: These unelected administrative bureaucrats are also posedly
- 4:18[SPEAKER_00]: independent of any political pressures and so forth, but of course that the key question that that begs is independent from what, exactly, or better, independent from whom?
- 4:34[SPEAKER_00]: Well, as it turns out, they're not just independent from the president or the congress or any political party,
- 4:47[SPEAKER_00]: You, the American people, who never elected them.
- 4:51[SPEAKER_00]: That's who they're ultimately independent from.
- 4:55[SPEAKER_00]: They're independent from you, the American voter.
- 5:00[SPEAKER_00]: So you have an entire class of permanent class of unelected bureaucrats that legacy media absolutely loves.
- 5:08[SPEAKER_00]: who since 1935 have run both the domestic and international policies of the federal government or presidents come and go, but these unelected bureaucrats are permanent.
- 5:20[SPEAKER_00]: And they are the ones who have ultimately been calling the shots in how the country is governed.
- 5:25[SPEAKER_00]: So, the key here is that Humphrey's executor was a Supreme Court decision.
- 5:31[SPEAKER_00]: that protected permanent Washington from being fired by the chief executive of the president of the United States.
- 5:37[SPEAKER_00]: And as a result, these bureaucrats weren't civil servants.
- 5:42[SPEAKER_00]: They were political operatives embedded in permanent positions, writing regulations with the force of law.
- 5:49[SPEAKER_00]: while answering to absolutely no one.
- 5:52[SPEAKER_00]: That is until just last September.
- 5:55[SPEAKER_00]: Literally weeks ago when the Supreme Court made one of their most shocking decisions yet.
- 6:01[SPEAKER_00]: After slaughter, sued the Trump administration, citing Humphrey's executive and won with lower courts ordering Trump to reinstate or according to the Humphrey precedent.
- 6:13[SPEAKER_00]: The conservative majority of the Supreme Court
- 6:18[SPEAKER_00]: and they granted an emergency stay allowing President Trump to proceed with slaughter's removal or her firing, while the case continues through the appellate process ultimately ending up in the Supreme Court, but even more significantly.
- 6:34[SPEAKER_00]: the Supreme Court agreed to revisit Humphrey's executor this December in a signal that they are ready to overturn this absurdity once and for all.
- 6:48[SPEAKER_00]: And so now,
- 6:50[SPEAKER_00]: It's the deep state that's officially on trial.
- 6:53[SPEAKER_00]: It's not just this federal trade commission or slaughter is on trial.
- 6:58[SPEAKER_00]: It's the firing, or I guess should say, or firing is on trial.
- 7:01[SPEAKER_00]: No, now it's the entire firing of the deep state that's on trial.
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- 10:23[SPEAKER_00]: What we call the administrative state or the deep state represents the accumulation of regulatory power and agencies that operate with substantial autonomy from any and all elected officials.
- 10:37[SPEAKER_00]: I mean, again, forget voters.
- 10:40[SPEAKER_00]: Their autonomous from elected officials.
- 10:43[SPEAKER_00]: So as we speak, there are currently 2.8 million federal workers
- 10:49[SPEAKER_00]: spread across 15 departments, 69 agencies, and 383 sub agencies, a vast apparatus that issues thousands of regulations annually, far exceeding the legislative output of Congress itself.
- 11:05[SPEAKER_00]: Critics rightly described this monstrosity as a fourth branch of government.
- 11:12[SPEAKER_00]: One that simply has no constitutional justification at all, yet one that also wields enormous political power over the whole of American life.
- 11:23[SPEAKER_00]: These agencies make rules, they adjudicate disputes, they enforce penalties, combining functions that the Constitution
- 11:31[SPEAKER_00]: carefully separated among the legislative executive and judicial branches, but without any accountability whatsoever to the voters.
- 11:41[SPEAKER_00]: So the tension that's arisen here over the last 90 years is both constitutional and political.
- 11:50[SPEAKER_00]: Article two, vests the executive power in the president, and it requires him to take care that the laws be faithfully executed.
- 12:00[SPEAKER_00]: That's why we call our president the chief executive.
- 12:04[SPEAKER_00]: What this means plainly and simply is that it is the president and the president alone, democratically elected.
- 12:16[SPEAKER_00]: and endowed with authority by the Constitution, who has complete and total control over everyone in the executive branch, bar none, no exceptions.
- 12:28[SPEAKER_00]: This is what President Trump is re-awaketing right before our very eyes.
- 12:33[SPEAKER_00]: This fully constitutional executive power.
- 12:38[SPEAKER_00]: Anything less?
- 12:41[SPEAKER_00]: violates the constitution separation of powers and undermines democratic accountability.
- 12:49[SPEAKER_00]: As long as these agencies are so-called independent, they are effectively unaccountable to the voters who place the president in office as their representative, and they, in a way that neither the courts, nor legislators can do, they, in effect, override the president's
- 13:12[SPEAKER_00]: Remember, when all said and done, gang, the president is the only figure in the nation who everyone in the nation, every voter votes on.
- 13:22[SPEAKER_00]: The president is the chief executive of the people, and there is no agency inside the executive branch that does not fall under his authority and therefore under our authority.
- 13:37[SPEAKER_00]: period full stop is one auto pen justice would say right and so that is what's that issue with this upcoming Supreme Court decision in December.
- 13:48[SPEAKER_00]: If the Supreme Court overturns Humphrey's executor, which they are expected to do.
- 13:54[SPEAKER_00]: I mean,
- 13:55[SPEAKER_00]: The implications cascade across the whole of the federal government.
- 14:02[SPEAKER_00]: Presidents would finally regain their authority to fire commissioners and independent agencies, frankly, for any reason, or no reason at all.
- 14:14[SPEAKER_00]: The days of agencies operating autonomously from any executive or democratic accountability would officially come to a decisive end, which means that the conservative majority appears poised to reshape the administrative state fundamentally.
- 14:33[SPEAKER_00]: So once again, oral arguments begin December 8th, we're going to keep a very, very close eye on it.
- 14:39[SPEAKER_00]: And the entire future, the administrative state hangs in the balance.
- 14:43[SPEAKER_00]: Clearly, clearly, the Supreme Court's decision would extend far beyond Rebecca Slotters' job.
- 14:52[SPEAKER_00]: I think she's going to be forgotten in the midst of all this, right?
- 14:55[SPEAKER_00]: It's going to determine whether the founder's vision is separated powers,
- 14:59[SPEAKER_00]: can accommodate this modern regulatory state, or whether that modern regulatory state will be fundamentally structured if not destroyed in order to restore presidential supremacy over the executive branch.
- 15:15[SPEAKER_00]: After 90 years, the fourth branch of government faces its existential moment and six justices hold the power to decide whether it survives.
- 15:27[SPEAKER_00]: So what do you guys think?
- 15:28[SPEAKER_00]: What do you think about, I don't think this, I do not think.
- 15:32[SPEAKER_00]: The deep state is going to survive this.
- 15:33[SPEAKER_00]: Let me know what you think.
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