Congress Needs to Prepare for the End of the Chevron Doctrine

If you don't know what the Chevron Doctrine is, we don't blame you. But the legal standard set in a 1984 Supreme Court case has had a large effect on all of our lives. It's a legal test that refers many legal questions over regulation back to the federal agency to interpret their own rules. It has given regulatory agencies massive power in our policy making process for 40 years. And this current court could reverse this standard, but what happens after that? Kevin Kosar from AEI joins the show.

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