Scott Jennings: ‘When a Republican Is President, the Bureaucracy Resists, It Has to Stop’

EXCERPT:

JENNINGS: "We have elections for a reason in this country. We vest all executive authority in a president of the United States, not in an unelected bureaucracy, not in independent agencies, but in a president. The president's agenda matters. When a Republican is president, the bureaucracy resists. It has to stop."

HINOJOSA: "That sounds more like a king. It does not sound like a president of the United States."

JENNINGS: "Sounds like our Constitution to me."