one under chevron if the statute was in big u.s.what is a reasonable interpretation of the language and there's a separate way which we can refer to his arbitrary capricious review which is a reasonable miss -- reasonableness. how were going to interpret the word not because anyone has a belief about what the better semantic meaning is by the interpreting of one-way gets one policy interpreting at the other rakish gives meta when producing these two inquiries will overlap potentially in the statutory framework. in judicial review there's often a lot about the choices made both by litigants about how we characterize what it is we are challenging or defending and do we want to be defending in chevron space by characterizing this as an interpretation of ambiguous -- ambiguous text are reasonable or unusable -- unusual interpretation. you can't completely disentangle these to increase do you can separate them and push them apart and conceptually want to think about the legal question what authority is given to the agency as distinct fro

there are no obvious trapdoors plenty of questions on the posts chevron world the chief justice chevronverning framework. just as kagan dissented and in her dissent she emphasize the argument that justice scalia in the early days and praised with chevron. certain hard cases and that modestly political accountable versus the unelected federal judiciary, isn't it better to modestly countable federal executive branch official have the call and resolving the ambiguity? and i think the problem with that argument and they think by the end justice scalia had abandoned that way of thinking as it tends to ignore the third branch which is congress and all of the problematic incentives it creates for the courts to defer to the administrative interpretation of ambiguous statutes. it takes all the incentives out of congress incentive to address these kind of issues. at any given point in time, roughly half of congress has friends of the executive branch who can do what they want through administrative fiat. there is no incentive to have a permanent solution. no incentive to reach a compromise to the

and let's just take, for example, the judge's discussion of chevron. i think chevron is the most cited case by the u.s. supreme court ever. and so this is woven very much into the fabric of the law. congress, when it's been passing statutes since 1984, has passed them in the shadow of chevron. so they understand they don't have to so resolve every ambiguity because the agencies can do it for themselves. well, it now looks like the supreme court is poised to overrule chevron. and i guess i disagree a little bit with the judge. obviously, he does this for a living. i just dabble in it. but i don't think the major questions doctrine by itself has overrule chevron or in a practical way, because it is only applied in the big cases. you know something that is a major question. take the case that's pending before the supreme court. now it's about fishery management and who has to pay for, you know, if you're a fishery, do you have to pay for a monitor to be on the boat that that monitors how many fish or cow are caught on any given day? that is not a major qu

is disagreement over what chevron implied. some judges are more inclined to find ambiguity in statute two than other judges, and there was some disagreement in that area, but i think what we are going to see over the next several years is there will be just as much if not more ambiguity, more disagreement about these other questions, about what skidmore deference means, and how to read particular kinds of statutory language, so i think there will be a fair bit of instability and there will be some courts in some circumstances really putting a thumb on the scales for agency and others not. >> more to follow. >> can you tell us a little bit about your dissent in that case where you said the majority represented hubris? justice kagan: i do not think i use the term hubris. i used hubris squared. it did demonstrate hubris to think that courts were going to be better than agencies in of these gaps in resolving these ambiguities. the squared part, to give up our court abandoned stare decisis and overruled precedent. there is a reason

relying on chevron when there were lots of cases where chevron just does not get applied. just kind of hard to know what is actually going on there all the time. so i think, you know, we traded some kinds of uncertainty by changing the regime. chevron reserves a great deal of policy. fiddling with policies at their desire. being able to justify those changes. now we will have a different kind of certainty. we also have a lot of circuit splits. i don't know if they will clean them all up. uncertainty for the future. i think we will do okay. this event.

chevron emphatically says it wants to remain in richmond, but it will fight the tax.n came this ominous note the city of richmond is playing chicken with its golden goose. >> first of all, it's very discouraging. if he thinks it's a game playing and they're not pawns to be used in a game. so, if he does believe that, maybe he's not the right person to be negotiating with the city. >> recently, chevron paid $20 million in fines for 678 violations, 105 of which happened at richmond in the last five years. >> the things you mentioned are, in the past, and we look forward to continuing to work with the communities to invest in, the kinds of things that they want us to do to be better neighbors. >> chevron essentially has unlimited funds to fight the tax tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> a new alaska airlines lounge is now open at san francisco international airport, becoming the airline's largest lounge in california. the airline shared video of the new space on instagram. it's located in sfo's harvey milk terminal one, so here's what it offers a complimentary selection o

richmond residents set to make a big decision about the chevron refinery. people living there say it is a long time coming. and a major media rights deal secured for women's nba. how it marks the growth in the populari of the sport. we'll be right city to step in. the se and meat barbecue restaurant says they have had to pay $2,000 in repairs after a single break in. the owner says this is becoming a familiar story, while other local businesses worry they might be next. >> i've got a couple friends that own restaurants in town and i mean, they've been, i think between the three of us, we've had five break ins this year. >> yeah, it does scares me a little bit. like i don't want that to happen here. we put a lot of time, effort and money here for that to affect us. >> the city is making efforts to address this issue, partnering with the local program to offer funding for surveillance cameras. starting in august, businesses can apply for up to $2,000 to install security cameras. this november, people in the city of richmond will be asked whether or not chevro

ruling called chevron v.tural resources defense council, which establishes that judges should defer to federal agencies on interpreting a law if congress did not specifically address the issue. justice elena kagan read her dissent from the bench saying -- "in every sphere of current or future federal regulation, expect courts from now on to play a commanding role. it is not a role congress has given them. it is a role this court has now claimed for itself, as well as other judges." some democrats responded to the ruling by vowing to introduce legislation to protect their policymaking ability. senator ed markey said the ruling would create "a regulatory black hole that destroys fundamental protections for every american in this country." meanwhile, thursday, the justices voted 5-4 to block the environmental protection agency's good neighbor plan, which allows the epa to regulate air pollution that drifts across state lines. in a statement, earthjustice wrote -- "the court's order puts thousands of lives at ris

i answer that i don’t know such chevrons, these are just mercenaries, these are not polish chevrons, not us army chevrons, these are mercenary chevrons, and such people go out normally, they get on buses, on trains, go to lviv, and there they are distribute further, this is already happening, you you can even see this on the streets of warsaw, i also saw people in uniforms with mercenary insignia, who are freely in front of... does not stop, the police do not check them at all, and here we have a continuation of those events that many poles are afraid of, that is, the possibility of direct involvement of the regular army in operations in ukraine, men are trying to leave poland for the reason that they already have a presentiment of what you are talking about, they sense the smell of war and that something like this will happen in poland, no one wants to be mobilized, so as far as you can confirm such sentiments. allows for forced mobilization on behalf of the ukrainian authorities, as we see, for example, on the streets of kiev, kharkov, odessa, where people are caught by force, thro

the chevron doctrine did not arise out of the health issue. so let's just go deeper if we could on what the health implications are of a world without chevron. >> well, if we think about this historically how we even get a food and drug administration. it's not something that the framers, founders thought of. it's not something that the pilgrims brought over, so to speak. but what does it come out of? it comes out of a crafty, thoughtful journalist writer who is spending time on the south side of chicago, a century ago, and looking at meat packing plants and what he's finding in the meat packing plants is so horrific, so deeply horrific, what's going into the sausages. it's rat meat, it's spoiled stuff, it's moldy, it's horrible. the book "the jungle", comes out of that, this is what americans are eating. who is going to regulate this stuff, this slop that he's talking about and actually about writing about the slop, writing about infections and the horrific conditions that those meat packing workers are living under and to be honest, we're st

host: the key decision last week overturning the chevron doctrine. can you explain what that is and what does it mean that it is overturned? guest: another usually important decision also written by john roberts and the gun control was also. chevron was a decision that was in place for almost four years and held that when the reviewing records are looking at regulations that administration industries like environmental and securities, they have to ask questions. first, did congress clearly on the issue in question. if it did speak clearly then the matter of the court has to enforce what congress wanted but if congress' intent is ambiguous according to chevron, courts defer to the administrative agency. there is an environmental issue and it was ambiguous, the court should defer as long as the regulation was reasonable. this decision last week overturned chevron and said that there should not be a presumption of deference in the face of ambiguous statutory language but instead courts should decide for themselves whether or not the regulation is consis

the chevron arise outs of the health issue.et's health implications are of a world without chevron. elizabeth: if we think abouttori lly, how we get a food and drug administrhing thae framers, founders thought of. it's not something that the pilgrims brought over. michelle: what does it come out of? a crafty,fujournalist writer who is spending time on the south side a century ago and looking at meatpacking plaatnts. he's finde meatpacking plants is so horrif, so deeply horrific, what's going into the sausages, it's rat meat. soiled stuff -- siled stuff. it's moldy. horrible. the book "the out of that. this is what americans are eating. who i this stuff? the slop that he talks about. it's writing about the slop. it's writing about the fe it's writing about the horrific conditions that those meatpacking workers are living under and to be honest we are stillth space. there have been thesetudi, we can defer that conversation for another panel, what uned states today. but this is what brings us a food and drug administration. admini

chevron says. in the months to come, it plans to inform the richmond community about why the tax is not good for the bay area economy. >> so i'm here today to tell drivers, to tell airline passengers and to tell consumers that we're going to fight for them. we oppose this tax not because it's unfair and out of line, not just because it's unwise, but because it's a direct attack on our customers in richmond. >> cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> all right, moving on. after a heat wave for our inland cities, temperatures are back to normal. we'll check back in with weather anchor spencer i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that

last month the supreme court issued its decision on the chevron doctrine, major courts on the -- casesthe courts, regulators and the rule of law. for decades it was intention ifally or not a watershed moment changing the ways that courts, agencies, presidents and congress all went about their work. it also shaped the way we think about those institutions. the full effect of chevron deference in each of those institutions would not become clear for many years. so too, perhaps, would logue bright. some of its effects will be immediate and obvious, but some of its effects may not become evident for years. still, it's not too soon to start thinking seriously about it and not just the effects on the courts. in fact, today our main focus is on the constitution's institutions, on the hydraulic effects in congress and in the executive branch. for this, we're lucky to be joined today by today's speakers including friends from the brookings institution and senator pat toomey who will start the day in a conversation with my colleague. welcome, senator toomey. [applause] >> thank you very much for

chevron emphatically says it wants to remain in richmond, but it will fight the tax.ominous note the city of richmond is playing chicken with its golden goose. >> first of all, it's very discouraging, if he thinks it's a game playing and they're not pawns to be used in a game. so, if he does believe that, maybe he's not the right person to be negotiating with the city. >> recently, chevron paid $20 million in fines for 678 violations, 105 of which happened at richmond in the last five years. >> the things you mentioned are, in the past, and we look forward to continuing to work with the communities to invest in the kinds of things that they want us to do to be better neighbors. >> chevron essentially has unlimited funds to fight the tax. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630. a string of homicides in vallejo, all within a matter of days. what investigators are revealing about the cases. >> a new poll shows a tightening race between kamala harris and donald trump. but will voters see the two on the debate stage in the months d on state proper.

[applause] >> so, chevron, mark, what is chevron? people think that is a car. what is the chevron doctrine? why should people be concerned about it? what did we hear from the court this year? >> what was the chevron doctrine? this is a little technical, but barbra streisand recently tweeted about it. it was a decision from 40 years ago where the supreme court held that when congress delegates authority to administer it of agencies, the department of labor, to do the everyday work of interpreting and enforcing federal law, congress does not know exactly how to tackle all of the problems it's trying to address, it doesn't know the exact formulas to determine how much benzene can be in our air before creates harm to children. -- it says, epa, you figure this out, come up with the formula and you enforce this. under the chevron doctrine, the court sort of acknowledged, there are going to be gaps and ambiguities in these laws. it does not know every single problem that will arise, so when there is an ambiguity, what exactly is the definition of too much benzene? tha

chevron says it's anything but fair. if city of richmond voters approve an initiative unanimously put on the ballot by city council, the 122 year old chevron refinery, it would face as much as a $90 million a year new tax. >> it's no secret that california is an adversarial place for us to do business. >> it's a state where chevron is headquartered and has profited from greatly a century of industrial pollution. >> right here in town. the local air district, for example, traces the particulate matter emissions from this refinery alone, with 5 to 11 premature deaths in richmond each year. >> the expense would be tacked on to the price of the refinery's fuels in northern california and northern nevada, enough for 20% of bay area cars and 60% of airplanes serving the bay area. >> it unfairly targets one refinery, the chevron richmond refinery, and puts us at a significant competitive disadvantage to the other two refineries that still exist here, and it also targets one single business, chevron's $90 million contribution to

chevron emphatically says it wants to remain in richmond, but it will fight the tax.me this ominous note the city of richmond is playing chicken with its golden goose. >> first of all, it's very discouraging, if he thinks it's a game playing and they're not pawns to be used in a game. so, if he does believe that, maybe he's not the right person to be negotiating with the city. >> recently, chevron paid $20 million in fines for 678 violations, 105 of which happened at richmond in the last five years. >> the things you mentioned are, in the past, and we look forward to continuing to work with the communities to invest in, the kinds of things that they want us to do to be better neighbors. >> chevron essentially has unlimited funds to fight the tax tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. >> voters in nevada will decide on an increase in sales tax this november. the city council voted this week to put the measure on the ballot. if approved, the tax would raise the city's current sales tax rate from 8.5% to 9.25. it would generate more than $10 million a year. this increase aims to

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also, what about the chevron? why was the chevron act pitched? could you explain why we that in the first place #thank you. guest: the chevron act, a supreme court decision and i am not a legal expert and not the best person to answer that so i'm not going to answer that. i am not sure there was a question in there. i understand the point you are making but i would just argue that the global oil market is global. there is no one who controls it. when oil prices are high, profits are high and that attracts a lot of attention. when oil prices are low, like 2015, 316 or 2020, that doesn't get a lot of attention. we certainly understand why. the key is oil is cyclical. it always has. from the first run of the well in pennsylvania in 1800, prices have always gone low and high. i think the dynamic of profitability versus less profitability will continue. companies make a lot of graphics and that makes attention. host: joseph in fayetteville, north carolina want you to address the effects on the market of the russia war, would you have. he also talks ab

chevron keying in and the notion of deference. this whole thing of principles in a way we should be wary of that approach to embrace that. >> i was thinking this is kind of a myth and i wanted with -- to emphasize when chevron was decided it is a big republican victory. they were glad to have agency deference because they were running all the agencies. running the epa into the ground. but now they realize other people win elections, they have to follow the results of elections and when that is the case they don't want to defer to those agencies anymore, they fully captured and do their own thing. >> one of the things, all these cases, the supreme court decide things no one has ever heard of, jurisdiction, there is no political -- on the political side, diagram with the republican platform, more guns, makes a circle. that is not, that is one of the scary things about it. only way to fight trump is to beat him at this point. even if there was a trial people would say -- much more effective remedy to unseat him than it is to just jud

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at a media conference at a chevron station, chevron's refinery manager says consumers will pay the pricehevron funds nearly a quarter of the city's general fund. if this tax passes, that increases to nearly half of the city's general fund. the city of chevron, the city of richmond, is playing chicken with its golden goose. >> the refinery manager said the tax would make it even more difficult for the san ramon based company to produce a specialty. grades of gas that chevron provides local environmental groups back. >> the measure coming up here on the four this afternoon. no more open seating on southwest. what travelers need to know about the airlines biggest change in five decade when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connec

chevron is firing back at the city of richmond, which greenlighted this measure. and chevron says if voters approve it, drivers across the bay area can expect to pay more at the pump. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has the details. >> this tax is the wrong approach, the director of chevron richmond refinery making it clear the company is against a refinery tax dubbed the polluters pay initiative. >> in november, voters will decide whether or not to tax one of the state's largest refineries, $1 for each barrel of oil processed in city limits. company officials say a yes vote could raise prices at the pump. >> and chevron, our objective is always to provide reliable, affordable and ever cleaner energy to our customers, and this tax puts all three of those things at risk, graves spoke in the parking lot of a chevron gas station. >> he says chevron is one of richmond's largest employers and already pays its fair share in taxes. the city of richmond is playing chicken with its golden goose. supporters of the tax argued that pollution from the refinery has impa

in a news conference at a chevron station, chevron's refinery manager said consumers will pay the price nearly a quarter of the city's general fund. if this tax passes, that increases to nearly half of the city's general fund. the city of chevron, the city of richmond, is playing chicken with its golden goose. >> the refinery manager urged drivers to vote against the tax, saying it will make it even more difficult for the san ramon based company to produce its specialty grades of gas. local environmental groups back the measure. the cdc reports one in every three adults in america doesn't get enough sleep. experts say there were many physical and emotional reasons, as well as environmental factors. they say if you're having trouble getting to sleep at night, set up your bedroom for complete darkness. this means get those blackout curtains or just use a sleep mask. you can also try to keep your bedroom cool and quiet. and of course, this hot weather has made that very difficult. >> recommend that you sleep at 67 degrees and that is what increases our melatonin. so dark and cool environme

this court which ruled under chevron for 50 years, blood chevron, suddenly decided last week that it was no longer lawful. i think the consequence of that are to shift all this power that used to be in the agencies, all the expertise will now have to be exercised by the federal courts and the federal judges will be making decisions they are simply not qualified to make but the one thing it will do, for sure, it's a massive shift of authority from the executive branch and the congress to the federal courts. >> judge, thank you for joining is tonight. i appreciate it. >> to be here. >>> after a rocky night on the debate stage, the biden campaign is trying to move on from calls to drop out. when the 11th hour continues, we will dig in. . >>> the fallout continues from last week's debate but there are no signs of president will step aside. this weekend he huddled with his family at camp david and they encouraged him to stay in the race. biden aides are looking for ways to move on from last week. one option is holding more public events and interviews to show the american people exactly w

however, chevron's refinery manager says consumers will pay the price if taxes go up today. >> chevronearly a quarter of the city's general fund. if this tax passes that increases to nearly half of the city's general fund. the city of chevron, the city of richmond, is playing chicken with its golden goose. >> now, the refinery manager urged drivers to vote against that tax, saying it will make it even harder for the company based in san ramon, to produce its specialty grades of gas. local environmental groups support the measure. >> all right, back over to rosemary oroczo for a look at our forecast. it is starting to cool down and trend continuing for the weekend. >> yes, at least into about saturday. pam dave good morning to you. happy friday everybody. we are looking at a cool down today. even cooler for tomorrow. back up on sunday. but nothing like the heat we experienced earlier in the week. and i'm going to show you this in the extended forecast, giving you a view here of a beautiful city of san francisco where we have partly cloudy skies out there this morning as we get into the

officials at the chevron refinery argue this proposed tax hike would hurt consumers and employees atd's biggest employer, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has the details. >> this tax is the wrong approach. >> the director of chevron richmond refinery making it clear the company is against a refinery tax dubbed the polluters pay initiative. in november, voters will decide whether or not to tax one of the state's largest refineries, $1 for each barrel of oil processed in city limits. company officials say a yes vote could raise prices at the pump. >> at chevron, our objective is always to provide reliable, affordable and ever cleaner energy to our customers, and this tax puts all three of those things at risk, graves spoke in the parking lot of a chevron gas station. >> he says chevron is one of richmond's largest employers and already pays its fair share in taxes. the city of richmond is playing chicken with its golden goose. supporters of the tax argued that pollution from the refinery has impacted residents health. >> the local air district traces the particulate matter emis

, i already do, already according to tradition, all who can, these are all combat chevrons, they all mean something. someone gave me juice, andrii, it’s his, unfortunately, the last chevron, this one, it’s his to me gave before he died, this is my bag for that, hey my bear. this is my medic here, and still not flying, i mean everything about flying, i always have to be ready for that, no one would have thought that this mongrel would be doing combat with a man, especially after this, well , the most noisy video, let's say this, mashanka became a super star, he was in all the public places, everyone wrote, be like a bag, a mixture of orcs. i'm just somehow calmer, i know that he is there, well, somehow i don't know, well, in general, it's hatches such superstitious people, they have their own superstitions, but for me he is like a little brother, so to speak, who can tell me something in the cabin. this is his talisman, god help him, i am very happy for him, i always take him with me on flights, i also jokingly said that he has his own flight book, he has it, he also comes for a medic

and it's not just chevron. this is a pattern. as justice kagan went on to say, this kind of self-help on the way to reversing precedent has become almost routine at this court. and here's how she -- stop applying a decision where one should, throw some gra tudus -- issue ka few separate writings questioning the decision's premises, give the whole process a few years, and then you have a justification for overruling the decision. something she called an overruling through emfeeblement technique that mocks stare decisis. as she described it, this captured court, at the big donor's correction stalks for years and kills off precedent that the billionaires don't like, precedent that interferes with their polluting or interferes with their cheating. that stalking and killing plan may be a lot of things, mr. president, but i'll tell you what it's not, what it's not is judging. to be continued, mr. president. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senior senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: that would be senator reed, mr. pr

>> chevron deference is a term -- drawn from the a 1984 supreme court ruling called chevron v.ses resource council. in a nut -- nutshell what it said was we, the courts will refer to -- defer to a federal agency's -- we will defer to those, we will allow those to stand even if it's not the best interpretation of the law. if it's, as long as a it's not unreasonable, we will defer to it. and then they developed a set of loose standards to determine what a reasonable interpretation was. but even in that, it was very deferentially applieded. so basically, it's heads we win, tails, you lose are. the executive branch agency always won. they always won in how they interpreted the statute. so federal trade commission, for example, or epa. if there was doubt as to what clean air meant as used in the clean air act, it would always go to government. >> and so what happened this year to the chevron deference? >> in the ruling that came out about ten days ago, the supreme court said, no more. this is ridiculous. we don't -- courts have tools that they use to interpret law. we call those can

now, after seeing the overruling of chevron, they sort of knew where they were going. so they didn't have to decide in this case that the fda simply doesn't know what they are popping about, which is a little scary to think about. the arguments, with the plaintiffs were saying essentially is that mifepristone is a very dangerous drug. that the fda didn't spend enough time figuring out what was going on with it. as the fda started making changes over the years, that they again were not really taking safety into account. weren't worrying about women's health in the way that these folks did. that there should at the very minimum, they weren't going to take it off the market altogether. that they needed to roll back some of the changes. so changes for instance saying you could go up to 10 weeks instead of having to only stop at seven weeks. changes saying he no longer had to go to the doctor's office three times or more. saying that the physicians basically had to stop the medication themselves. just all sorts of things. all of which were political in the very first instan

, someone gave it to me, here is juice, andriy, this is his, unfortunately, the last chevron, this onehe died, this is my bag. for that, and my teddy bear, this is my teddy bear here, well, after all, i don't fly, i mean everything with the fact that i fly, i always have to be prepared, be it like this, no one could have thought that this mongrel would perform combat actions with a man, especially after this, well, the loudest video, let's say. mashańka became a star, he was in all public places, everyone wrote that he was a bag, pissing orcs, i just somehow feel calmer, i know that he is there, well , somehow i don’t know, well, in general, the lchiki are such peculiar people, they are not very superstitious there , well, for me, he is like that... such a little brother, let 's say, yes, who can do something in the cabin tell me, this is his talisman, god help him, i am very happy for him, i always take him with me on flights, i also jokingly said that he has his own flight book. he has one, he also comes for a medical examination, because i also go to the medical board with him, so h

however, chevron's refinery manager says consumers will feel the pain of taxes go up. >> today, chevron funds nearly a quarter of the city's general fund. if this tax passes that increases to nearly half of the city's general fund. the city of chevron, the city of richmond, is playing chicken with its golden goose. >> the refinery manager urged drivers to vote against the tax, saying it will make it even harder for chevron, based in san ramon, to produce its specialty grades of gas. local environmental groups support the measure. >> you may have noticed that gas prices are dropping around the bay area. at one station in concord, gas was going for $3.65 a gallon. the latest numbers from triple a show the average price for a regular gallon of gas in san francisco is now $4.81 for 67. in oakland, 461 in san jose. these prices are all down about a quarter from last month. still, many drivers say they think gas prices are too high. >> i can't complain, but overall price of gas in california is ridiculous. what we pay more than the rest of the country. >> triple a says the statewide average f

here, i already did so, already according to tradition, everyone who can, these are all combat chevronsn something, someone gave it to me , that's juice, andrii, this is his, unfortunately, the last chevron, this one, he gave it to me before he died. this is my bag for that, and my medic, this is my medic here, and yet i don't fly, i mean everything that i fly always has to be ready, whatever this is, no one could have thought that this mashup would perform combat duties. actions together with my husband, especially after this, well , the most noisy video, let's say so, mashashan became a star, he was in all public places, everyone wrote, be like a bag, pee orcs, i just somehow feel calmer, i know that he is there, well somehow i don't know, well, in general, the hatches are such superstitious people there, they are superstitious , well, for me, he is like a little brother , let's say, who in the cabin can tell me something, this is his talisman, god help him , i am very happy for him. i always take it from by myself on the flight, i also jokingly said that he has his own flight book, h

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but i am really glad that chevron deference was taking down.t rid of the swamp that chevron deference is probably the most deficit san diego state to the swamp. >> exactly, no. the crack in the foundation of the administrative state began with their rejecting chevron deference, jason. and if donald trump wins and i hope that he will, day one, he continues to dismantle the administrative state. he says he wants to drain the swamp. the foundation of the swamp is the state. break the state, you drain the swamp, you get a chance to restore the republic and the chevron deference rejection is a massive step in the right direction. >> jason: ned ryun, thank you so much for joining us. all right, that's it for us tonight. i'm jason chaffetz in for laura ingraham. it's been a pleasure doing this. i hope you have a wonderful fourth of july weekend. i hope can you check out my book "the puppeteers." "jesse watters primetime" takes it from here. ♪ [ ♪♪ ]

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