Supreme Court's Revolution: Reining In Agency Power

Jonathan, you have eloquently explained how corrupt the system is. And my question to you is about by what mechanism could this ever be truly reformed? Because as as you've pointed out, the financial incentives to keep the current system going are extraordinary. And the the little guy, the average American has no power, not even the power of elections, because these tyrants in the FDA or the CDC or whoever, they are unelected bureaucrats, and they've created as you've said in your books, they've created fiefdoms of tyranny. Can this ever change barring the the collapse of the Republic? You know, how and I think we've seen evidence that every effort to try to change it from within has failed that we've seen. And the FDA's been around since what 1906, over a century of corruption and suppression of natural health. How does this ever change if if it does? Well, it does, um, there are many mechanisms by which it can change, but ultimately it's going to be up to the courts, and it's going to be up to the Supreme Court. We've seen the Supreme Court in the Loper Bright case commit what really is a revolution, ...