text:  So, you know, everything you do all day, the shampoo you use, the car you drive, the water you drink, everything is touched by federal regulations. And there was a 1984 case at the Supreme Court that said federal agencies get all the deference. If there's something ambiguous in the law that Congress passes, then these agencies who have unelected bureaucrats, we can't vote them out. That's been the criticism. They get to decide what the law actually means. And what the court did today was threw out that 1984 case. It's known as Chevron deference because that was the name of the case back then and said that.