Nathan Tankus
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard 17 Jul
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doesn't mean that like it's hunky dory because we have to define what causes.
And this is one of the biggest ironies is, is the Fed went from the agency with the least removal protections, because they didn't define cause in the act,
Although I think that's because Humphrey's executor came out just a few months before and they literally waited on passing the bill to see the act.
So I think they thought it was kind of obvious that they meant this general tradition.
And of course, unfortunately, it's not obvious.
But anyway, now they've gone from the agency with the independent agency with the least removal protections to the most just by mowing down everyone else.
And they're like in the trench.
Well, the irony is that this.
what you're talking about actually has a very rich history and tradition in U.S.
constitutional law.
And this is something I've been, like, focused on for a long while, which is, you know, okay, in the Constitution, in the constitutional times,
The term bill of credit is what they used for money today.
Very famously, states were banned from issuing bills of credit.
There was a whole debate about whether the federal government should or should not.
The power wasn't included but wasn't explicitly barred.
But then there was the question of like, well, we have no money.
And the solution that came about was to start chartering banks.
That's how we started state chartering banks.
In the first place, a lot of the first petitions are like, we need a medium to pay taxes.
So give us a medium to pay taxes and issue bills of credit.
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