I'm Alice and I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof. Yes. Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm joined

as always by my deferential co-host Brett. Hello Alice I defer to you always.

You never defer to me.

Only when you're ambiguous.

Only when you're ambiguous.

You're the expert of you.

So there you go. Look we just explained Chevron deference to you guys in three

quips back and forth. I think we're done for the night. That's all I got to say.

Exactly, exactly.

It's been good.

See you guys next week.

Now those of you thinking, ha, Chevron,

isn't that that like triangle pattern that you have on like kids clothes or tablecloths? That's a type of chevron.

There you go.

But that's not the chevron we're talking about today and why?

Why are we talking about Chevron deference?

First of all, you've probably heard about it, you may not know what it is, why everyone's

talking about it all of a sudden, what it has to do with the Supreme Court if it's been around

apparently for decades, and what this means

literally for your life at home when you're like seriously what is Chevron what is deference what are

y'all talking about hopefully we'll break it down today. Hopefully, I mean, Chevron is probably the most important Supreme Court case that you've never heard of.

I mean, maybe you've heard of it, but there's a good chance that you have not and yet it forms the basis of so much of how our country works, how decisions are made, decisions that affect you in every possible way but basically when you think about government

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