America’s Hidden “Fourth Branch”? Why Federal Agencies Break the Constitution

Unelected Bureaucrats make their own rules, judge the cases, and enforce their penalties, all within the same agency.

Are federal administrative agencies acting like an unconstitutional “fourth branch” of government? In this video, Clifford breaks down how agencies consolidate powers the Constitution separates—touching Articles I–III, Federalist 47, the Commerce Clause, Gibbons v. Ogden, and the recent SEC v. Jarkesy ruling.

If you’re a business owner or entrepreneur, you’ll see how this affects hiring, product rules, autos (CAFE), securities, and more—plus why these layers make it harder (and costlier) to build in America.

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