In this episode, John Solomon talks with PA Representative Scott Perry, highlighting a Supreme Court decision affirming presidential immunity for official acts, impacting Trump and future presidents. Perry discusses the broader implications of this ruling and the responsibilities of Congress in addressing issues like social media regulation and presidential actions.

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Supreme Court's Historic Immunity Ruling | John Solomon with Rep. Scott  Perry

In 1976, the occasion of our bicentennial, the great political scientist Harry Jaffa wrote that in 1776 we were nothing, promising to become everything; but having become everything, we were then promising to become nothing.

In two years, we’ll be celebrating our 250th anniversary. But, the principles of natural law, liberty and equality are all under grave assault. In 2021, among the first acts of the Biden administration, was the dismantling of the 1776 Commission, established to teach an accurate and invigorating history of our country.

Can you imagine our nation having a 250th celebration true to our Founding principles?—Under a continuation of this administration, in 2026?

History, Ronald Reagan said, is a ribbon, continually unfurling.  We have unfurled that ribbon far and wide.  Today, it’s unraveling quickly. As we celebrate this 4th—we look forward to our 250th with a renewed commitment to this great experiment in liberty, trusting for a quarter-millennial celebration worthy of our nation’s Founders.  

In 1976, the occasion of our bicentennial, the great political scientist Harry Jaffa wrote that in 1776 we were nothing, promising to become everything; but having become everything, we were then promising to become nothing.
In two years, we’ll be celebrating our 250th anniversary. But, the principles of natural law, liberty and equality are all under grave assault. In 2021, among the first acts of the Biden administration, was the dismantling of the 1776 Commission, established to teach an accurate and invigorating history of our country.
Can you imagine our nation having a 250th celebration true to our Founding principles?—Under a continuation of this administration, in 2026?
History, Ronald Reagan said, is a ribbon, continually unfurling.  We have unfurled that ribbon far and wide.  Today, it’s unraveling quickly. As we celebrate this 4th—we look forward to our 250th with a renewed commitment to this great experiment in liberty, trusting for a quarter-millennial celebration worthy of our nation’s Founders.

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In this episode, Hugh Hewitt invites Byron York of the Washington Examiner to discuss the significant news from the past week, including the Supreme Court decision and President Biden's appearance, before discussing the controversial hypothetical scenarios involving Trump and military actions, as well as the ongoing debates around Trump's legal issues and the political ramifications for Biden.

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In its Loper Bright ruling, the US Supreme Court made all of us a little freer by limiting the power of unaccountable federal bureaucrats. Overruling the 1984 Chevron case, the Court held that judges need not defer to federal agencies’ interpretations of federal laws.

Agencies like the EPA, FDA, and SEC have been usurping an ever-larger role in American life. They were created to flesh out highly complex laws through expert regulation. But their power has metastasized. They’re not in the Constitution, but they’re an effective fourth branch of government. Each agency has the equivalent of legislators, who write regulations; executives, who enforce them; and judges, who interpret them.

But unlike those in the other, constitutional branches of government, these bureaucrats aren’t subject to the democratic process. They’re unelected and unaccountable.

Loper Bright marks the beginning of a much-needed reckoning with the administrative state. 

In its Loper Bright ruling, the US Supreme Court made all of us a little freer by limiting the power of unaccountable federal bureaucrats. Overruling the 1984 Chevron case, the Court held that judges need not defer to federal agencies’ interpretations of federal laws.
Agencies like the EPA, FDA, and SEC have been usurping an ever-larger role in American life. They were created to flesh out highly complex laws through expert regulation. But their power has metastasized. They’re not in the Constitution, but they’re an effective fourth branch of government. Each agency has the equivalent of legislators, who write regulations; executives, who enforce them; and judges, who interpret them.
But unlike those in the other, constitutional branches of government, these bureaucrats aren’t subject to the democratic process. They’re unelected and unaccountable.
Loper Bright marks the beginning of a much-needed reckoning with the administrative state.

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