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action required. This is CBS by Underworld. I'm John Batser. US Supreme Court made it easier to

challenge the regulatory power of federal agencies in two important rulings backing

axon enterprise incorporates bid to sue the Federal Trade Commission and a Texas Accountants

gripe with the Securities and Exchange Commission. That is the wordy explanation to what

it from Reuters is in fact a nine to nothing ruling by the Supreme Court. The same court that said

to be forever divided along ideological grounds has come together over a matter involving the

administrative state. That metaphor is everything as we go forward. I welcome Professor Richard Epstein

of the Hoover Institution who has long spoken of the administrative state and writes most recently

at the Hoover and Hoover institutions defining ideas of this decision by the Supreme Court

of the original cases themselves of the FTC and the SEC. Those are acronyms for the administrative

state. Richard, it's a pleasure to watch you write about this. I could see the joy in your paragraphs

for defining ideas because though the Supreme Court decided nine to nothing, there were so many

different directions and what I would say looking like dead ends in the explanation. We believe the

administrative state will survive to fight another day. Hooray. Richard, good evening to you.

What is it that the court saw in this case that it rejected the SEC and the FTC's aggression?

Good evening to you. Well, aggression is a strong but accurate word in this case. I think basically

this case operated on two levels. The first level is one of intuitive fairness, which they really

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