Can Supreme Court Tame America's Administrative State?
Can the Supreme Court lead Congress to resume control over the federal government's sprawling bureaucracy?
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Can the Supreme Court lead Congress to resume control over the federal government's sprawling bureaucracy?
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With us betsy woodruff a politics reporter and msnbc contributor. i want to get your reaction to the possible shooting war that's reduced to twitter exchanges with john bolton and did he really have to promise not to get us in a war. >> john bolton can't start any wars on his own. there's nobody in his chain of command. he doesn't command the state department, the cia. what he can do is convince the president that military action is important and that starts that ball rolling. but then a lot of other people get their say. john bolton can't go to war by himself but he can make the military conf...
Could be worse. >> he has been efficient. he's the head of deregulation. the one that has placed and really identified the bench for the next 20 years by placing young judges in federal benches. so he came in to do what he wanted and that is unravel the institution of the federal government we have. >> thanks for being with us. coming up, steve bannon says the president is ready for war with the special counsel robert mueller now. and we know that the new national security advisor is ready for war with north korea. and we know the president needs to distract from all the stories from all the...