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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

The Supreme Court upholds the unusual funding mechanism of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in a 7-2 decision.

Meantime President Biden uses executive privilege to shield the release of the audio

tape from his interview over his mishandling of classified documents.

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal.

We are joined today by my colleagues, columnist Alicia Finley and Kim Strassal.

The CFPB is a strange creature in the Washington menagerie.

It was designed to be autonomous and insulated from political accountability.

On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled on a second big case

over this unusual CFPB structure,

this time holding 7-2 in the CFPB's favor.

Here's the holding in the majority opinion by Clarence Thomas,

Congress's statutory authorization, allowing the Bureau to draw money from the

earnings of the Federal Reserve system to carry

out the Bureau's duties satisfies the appropriations clause.

Alicia, I'm hoping you can explain that a little bit more. What was this case about and what does the

seven two opinion say? So this is the second time that the CFPB has actually been

a Beth Supreme Court defending something related to its structure. Recall that in 2010, the Democrats passed the Dodd-Franked Act, which was intended to create this

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