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The imperial presidency.
It's a term that dates back at least to the Nixon administration.
The idea that the president and the executive branch are preeminent.
But President Trump and the people around him view his executive authority even more expansively.
So what does this mean for politics now and for the future?
It's the NPR Politics Podcast.
I'm Tamara Keith.
I cover politics.
I'm Franco Ordonez and I cover the White House.
And I'm Eric McDaniel.
I cover Congress.
Franco, let's start with what President Trump and his administration have been doing unilaterally this term.
Can we just run through some of the examples to refresh our memories?
However, we could spend an hour on it.
So let's just do the high points.
He's done so many things.
He's done so many things.