EPA CRUSHED BY SUPREME COURT DECISION...HEMI V8'S COULD REALLY COME BACK! 

You are a great dad! You are making amazing memories for your kids and family!

My gosh that really was so nice to see. I love that. Going on a vacation and those 5/10 mins is something that will be remembered always

Yeah I get why you are saying that but: These agencies are considered "Federal executive agencies" and operate with a delegation of power from the executive branch. Yes, they have Congressional oversight but they aren't technically a wing of the legislature. And, this is a separate issue not addressed by the decision.

It doesn't matter what they are considered, they are expressly forbidden by the Constitution. The only way Congress can hand out its regulatory power is by amending the Constitution which is very difficult since it takes 2/3 of the states to approve of it. They can call it federal executive agencies if they want, it doesn't change the fact that it is unconstitutional and illegal. We are not to be ruled by unelected bureaucrats who answer to no one. It is pure tyranny and that is why the founding fathers put article 1 section 2 into the Constitution.

@@Steve_Milo They're not just calling them that, they are that. The executive branch has certain duties under the Constitution. And this is not the subject of the video. The video deals with the problem of agencies "making law' by administering vague acts and laws which are passed with language like '"xyzzy agency shall promulgate rules and regulations that require automakers to make efficient vehicles." And then there will be a citation to the part of the Constitution which enables the executive branch to legislate for the general welfare of the public. You are arguing that the agencies shouldn't exist, that delegations of power from the executive branch either don't exist or are not constitutional. Different issues.

@@DavidS94938 My friend you are basically agreeing with 90% of what I've said. The point you have missed is the very existence of the agencies is completely illegal and unconstitutional. They should not exist at all. It is not a function of the executive branch to create regulations, even though Congress said they could, Congress does not have the ability to hand out its regulatory power. It is expressly forbidden. The lawyers who fought against this understood this, they can read article 1 section 2 as well. However, they also understand politics and if we actually followed the Constitution then that would mean 2/3 of the federal government which is illegal and unconstitutional bureaucracy would be immediately wiped out. Politics comes into play here because a lot of people have a lot of money and power from this and they love bureaucracy and they do not care that they are ruling us like tyrants, and they will do everything in order to continue to do so. The lawyers who fought against this understand this completely, they understand the Constitution is just effectively nothing but words on paper because it has been ignored for so long. So they have to deal with the reality of politics and powerful people who do not want to give up their illegal power. This is a war we are fighting to take back our rights from tyrants. While we could stand up and say "article 1 section 2 of the Constitution expressly forbids exactly what you are doing so you must all go away" The reality is they would simply ignore it because they feel like the people will not rise up against them because too many people are ignorant and the media is on their side. Lastly, the role of the executive branch is to enforce the law. Congress creates law, and the judiciary interprets law. These federal agencies in effect create law with their regulations, they also enforce them, and they interpret them as they wish. This has in effect made federal bureaucracies all three branches of government in one, which is expressly forbidden by the Constitution. So yes, for over 40 years we've been ruled by completely illegal and unconstitutional federal bureaucracy. I think people are starting to wake up now, and this is a war we can win with one battle at a time.

@@Steve_Milo Oh, definitely agree that agencies have too much power, this recent decision will help that. And, I know it is popular to say it but things aren't "completely unconstitutional, etc". As with a lot of things learning only a little about the Constitution and caselaw interpreting it leads to some really strained analysis.

They need to dump that whole carbon credit BS for sure!

I would estimate that 1/3 to 1/2 of diesel pick ups where I live have been deleted. These owners say they have cooler running engines, additional 3 to 5 mpg, and diesels CAN BE TUNED for max power & no soot. I have seen several such trucks

Also get rid of all gas subsidies too. Let the free market go.

Yes. A recovery of gains collected illegally and retroactive. With a CPI discount rate applied to the annual timeframe for interest recaptured on the gains.

@@nnichols8358 Natural gas?

It will still require fighting these corrupt agencies in court and hoping judges follow the ruling of the Supreme Court.

The supreme court overturning the decision just said that judges can make decisions instead of deferring to the agencies. Welcome to a patchwork of regulation across the country.

DO you understand that there is no protection from manufacturers from making better power plants each year, which protected us from having the ARAB having the US over the barrel, like they did in the 70s. YES, I was there and everyone in the US was screwed because there was no incentive to make better cars.

@@4wd4Life-xs3id I think what you mean to say is welcome to a government based off the constitution.

@@nicksmith2604 I don’t think they can name them that because of the last call badge. They’ll get sued.

They tried to eliminate V-8 once before. I believe that they're here to stay maybe with different technology I have a V8 Hemi that gets the same gas mileage as a turbo V6

​@@hexhead5732 my 16 6.4 to 440cuin hemi ram 2500 hd gets 15mpg average... it weights 10500lb 😂

They have 23-24 that a will not sale. 2025 would be detrimental

​@@Parad0xicalthat is total fn horse shit. Better believe they can and will they just find a loop hole. The ones who paid top dollar for that last call nonsense only have themselves to blame.

Yes, it destroyed the ATF…

@mitchharper_rule62 this is also good for trucking as well, maybe our cost of goods will go down a little instead of up.

It’s all BS…. The only way you’re going to defang the unelected bureaucrats is elect a president that will appoint people over them to destroy them from within.. With the incompetent morons Trump appointed that did ZERO positive it’s pretty clear he isn’t the guy to do it.

@@williamrose7184 not exactly.

@@alaefarmestatesllc obviously it didn’t burn them to the ground, but it did stop them from making policy and law that affects the American people which effectively destroys the ATF.

Just need Congress to repeal the laws that the EPA enforces.

Like. YESTERDAY. AND the FBI, BLM, CIA, DOE, and almost ALL of the other three letter agencies. This crap has gone on long enough.

I think its hilarious

Do they still put v8 in their trucks ?

@@nicksmith2604 currently yes

@@nicksmith2604 yeah they do you can still get the 5.0 v8 in f-150s

And the super duties as well

@@302chris9 And factory superchargers.

Hes an enthusiast now obviously lol

They were busy giving the president immunity powers of a dictator.....

The regulatory agencies went way too far. The case they ruled on made fishermen pay for a government observer ride on their fishing boat and monitor what they did. The taxes we all pay wasn't enough, but they had to pay for it outright! When they got that abusive, any legitimacy for the agencies went out the window.

@rogerrussell9544 you just described tyranny, how that went over people's heads is scary

Because they're bought and paid for

@@rogerrussell9544 👍

Apologize for Dieselgate .

You are missing even better material, we need the epic quality Toyota is capable of applied to diesel, we need diesel options too. We are far more benefitted by potential triple million mile capable vehicles with more utility and efficiency.

Toyota should see if they can produce high quality opposed piston engines, if not that, they should either produce their own diesel engines or team up with CAT.

I don’t know all about it but what little I do know makes it look like a double edged sword. The government being able to step into a company a gear it for war is okay in a time of crisis. But on the other hand I can see it being abused like any other thing.

@@jdsmith556 Who decides and defines "time of crisis"? These clowns can make a crisis every time you turn around.

@@jdsmith556 As if companies won't help in time of war?

A wicked people is too much, even if they were epically enabled by God.

The founding fathers opened up escape from tyranny, we now have freedom from the regulation of our religion by the devil, we are able to realize who God is rather than being lied to about him.

The church of Jesus Christ is here, it is named boldly with his name, his hand is the hand who made it. Even angels rebellious cannot hide this from you, even with their power over the world. He provided the same material as the Bible across the world according to the various needs of his children, for he is the god of the whole world, and he is not mocked for his plan being frustrated by a serpent and two humans in the doctrines of these words, nor any of his words. Do not fail to obey if you are instructed by the spirit, follow the voice of peace, and the God of all people will rescue you from all evil things, and no condition will be too harrowing to truly be your doom. Even the existential tantrum of the evil one himself shall not overthrow your salvation, and his desperate wrath shall be turned for your good according to your faith; he shall waste his time on you if he ever comes. For christ has overcome the world, he has overcome all things and will help us do the same if we apply our faith in him. His hand is the one which has proved his nature in his church. Do the work of studying it out, and asking in faith, believing that you will receive, and you shall know who between God and the devil are the source of this clearly supernatural work which is called The Book of Mormon. Shall God fail if you apply your faith that you will know the truth?

I try to get this point across as well. Another thing would be capping or getting rid of bank auto loans. If you had to use cash to buy a new car, new cars would be $20k max, not $100k because it’s a new truck

Why the hell would anyone support disenyland? I wouldn't let any children near that place

California is overall nice. Beautiful weather, awesome scenery and nice people. It's the politics that are real messed up. Everyone seems to agree which makes me wonder who keeps voting for this? California is a big state. I'm sure there really are a lot of democrats.

@@comicrandomness3289 left Cali because of the far left politics

CO had a brown cloud in the 1850’s and the natives said not to build Denver where they did. We still have the brown cloud no matter what kind of fuel mix we use. It’s DIRT in the air, not car exhaust

Commiefornia's problem is the wind from the pacific gets "blocked" by the mountains. Can't completely push stuff out. Don't punish the rest of the nation for that. In my neck of the woods on the other side of the country pollen is ten times worse than anything. They make a 400 hp engine that's very fuel efficient but the oil tycoons and politicians that own stock in them want us using more oil and fuel instead of having efficient engines. Proof is out there just gotta dig it up. All about money and control.

@@PyroRob69 ok but thats one area what about cali in the 70s with the terrible air lol

Modern cars are super clean by comparison and if they would push e85 availability more they could be even cleaner. No resson to go against moderm gas cars the way they are theyve came so far. Theyre trying to push ev bs if they cared about the environment they would push alternative fuels too. They wont do that because it isnt about the environment its about forcing us into ev for various reasons.

@@ryen49 What about it? Has the air and water gotten any better? Hint: thanks to the incompetent forest management of CA, many of the western states have poor quality air when CA starts burning. Tell me how much good the EPA has done for the rest of us?

Can’t wait & nice touch lol🤞🏾

The irony of saying America and our freedom😂 while Republicans just took away women's freedom of choice when it comes to their own bodies.....

@@Forever.Remain.Nameless Not true. Poor misinformed socialist liberals

​@@Forever.Remain.Namelesswhat's more important, the right to life or the right to an abortion? I don't know about you but life wins. Just like death with dignity I'm sure exceptions exist and that's when abortion should be used.

I hear ya

I'd like to see the documentation on that.

No one is taking that away from you.

@bobcobb6809 When the government limits your choices through taxation or regulations they are most certainly taking away.

@@jamesallison300 driving is a privilege, not a right. The government has a DUTY to protect the planet and our citizens, regardless of the foe.

@@bobcobb6809 Bull. The country does not need a nanny. Live and let live. And mind your own business. I'll do the same.

I bet you drive a Tesla and vote Democrat, I'll pray for you. ​@@bobcobb6809

@yanmeyer8243 ...so wait. You come on a public forum and trash the company that pays you. And if you lose your job or laid off due to low sales because some of these folks listen to people like you. That's if you even work for Stellantis. Be smart and think before you text

Says worked. As in formerly ​@@Ruphus7

@@Ruphus7says “worked”

Absolutely. I bought a new 24 Laramie Diesel. It's the basic white. So no upcharge for special paint or possible prep work for it. Just appliance white. But It's sooo thin.. I can see through it such a dry thin spray. Like they just did 2 tack coats. Terrible. But I may wrap it anyways. Therefor the white.

Wow first world problems...being tired of seeing commercials for products you don't like must be so daunting on your life...

​@@WoodRumbleSo what's your point?

The Cuda is comin' according to tk !!

@@ricklp1861 After his meme stock bros buy Stellantis. 🤣

@@hellomeatrobots after it tanks in the financials....I'm buying!!!

True; But they too will be challenged under the new rules. Too damn many rules most of which make no difference. make cars safer, people drive with less and less intelligence.

Congress needs to do its job and write the laws that cover what needed, not have unelected agencies do their job for them.

@@user-kb8hl2rm3d So now we will have unelected judges making those calls.

@@392_Tish Tim Kuniskis would make a great secretary of state

It's not just V8s. Ultra simple cars like the Geo Metro might get 70 mpg using today's technology. I was honestly waiting for motorcycles to be required to have rollover protection and airbags

Really? Over the course of our history they have made rulings that defined revenue as personal income so it could be directly taxed. They overturned Roe v Wade and ruled under the Tenth Amendment giving the right to kill unborn children to the states. Go read the Thirteenth Amendment and ask yourself if that should be left up to the states. They ruled on Separation of Church and State...doesn't exist. I'll give you $1000 if you can find it in the US Constitution.

I been wondering this for years! V8 engines been around for more than 100 years!! I agree it's strange! We are focusing more on turbos than the actual engine itself! Yet it still doesn't save fuel

Internal combustion engines are about as efficient as they can get. Dodge could have done what Ford has done and offer hybrid powertrains in their cars, and have a lineup that isn't exclusively gas guzzlers. The technology to meet the CAFE standards is here. Dodge simply refused to use any of it.

@@beastmode3682the V-8 from the 70’s are so much different than todays V-8. The milage from then to today is doubled. From 13 miles to the gallon for the 70 340 Dodge. To todays 345 (5.7) that gets 26 miles to the gallon. Almost double the horsepower. 275 gross hp for the 340. 375 horsepower for the 5.7. Single coil packs per cylinder. Fuel injection to variable valve timing dual phase cams. A computer runs it all. Big difference and much technology goes into todays V-8. Ford 5.0 from the 80s to the 5.0 of 2024 are worlds apart. So yeah the V-8 has advanced a lot from those early V-8s. They also produce only 10% of the emissions that they produced in the 70s.

@@randylear8264 I still believe a 50 mpg v8 is possible and it's probably been done before but it's these damn politicians that don't want it!!

​@ramonpena6543 , yep the oil drilling industry probably don't want that to happen either. But if they did they would sell 3 times as many cars as they do now and that would cost the owners far less in fuel per year. Add a small 50mpg V8 tax so the oil industry will endorse it.

EVs generally weigh about the same as comparable ICE vehicles. Brake wear is less because of regenerative breaking they use brakes less.

And best believe they will. Don't pay your car note on time? 🔴 Don't pay your insurance on time? 🔴 Cops want to pull you over? 🔴 Don't pay for your subscriptions? 🔴

hell yeah!

Hell yea, dirty drinking water too!!

While not getting in politics, Biden has put through more permits than Trump. What it comes down to is the actual oil companies wanting to drill.

Simple high efficiency models were required to have features that make them unprofitable to manufacture. Most buyers preferred a used Civic over a new Yaris. Same thing happened to Honda Fit.