How do executive orders work? - Christina Greer

[@jayzepickle6637]

Her: "William Henry Harrison never executed an executive order" Me: Oh? Her: "Because he died after 31 days" Me: oh...

[@williammunny9916]

*_Isaiah 41.9 You whom I have taken from the ends of the earth, And called from its farthest regions, And said to you, ‘You are My servant, I have chosen you and have not cast you away: 10 Fear not, for I am with you; Be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, Yes, I will help you, I will uphold you with My righteous right hand.’ 11 “Behold, all those who were incensed against you Shall be ashamed and disgraced; They shall be as nothing, And those who strive with you shall perish._* *_John 6.37 All that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will by no means cast out._* _Jesus Christ loves you. Repent and be saved. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and peace be upon you and your family in the name of Jesus Christ._

[@bigmoniesponge]

@@williammunny9916 What?

[@evantanuwidjaja8017]

@@williammunny9916 what?

[@user-pz6kq2tv9m]

@@williammunny9916 stop shoving your beliefs to everyone

[@wafiywahidi3317]

@@williammunny9916 As a muslim i do not understand this

[@DragonActual]

Execute order 66

[@simonsjames7323]

Microsoft Regime Dew it!

[@christianktm2910]

Microsoft Regime you read my mind

[@estoniaisunderrated5120]

I AM T H E S E N A T E

[@jooo28]

Microsoft Regime Master winduuuuuu

[@xbaumann]

It will be done my lord.

[@novafawks]

The president sorta looks like the professor from Powerpuff Girls

[@roguedogx]

Nova Fawks it is a similar art style.

[@freakychee]

Nova Fawks Don't you wish he were president instead? I mean... he is smart and has the backing of 3 super powered girls.

[@tre-moon-dous6122]

freakychee just imagine if trump had 3 super powered girls backing him. He'd probably be grabbing all their pussies

[@asielmilian38]

I see

[@shara30000]

he looks like papa smurf had relations with professor utonium, and then he spilled some chemical X around and gave birth to the guy in this video

[@163reasonswhyrealestateage4]

You will be happy to know that I used your video as an educational lesson for my 7th grade grandson. This put him a step ahead of his civics class. He was able to discuss in class the differences between a law, a presidential decree, and an executive order. Both he and I totally enjoyed your presentation of this subject. Thanks!

[@gregorflopinski9016]

163 Reasons Why Real Estate Agents Fail you have civics?

[@stephenhill273]

That channel name tho

[@fbi__]

Ok boomer

[@m.f.3347]

this is such wholesome boomer energy

[@thecommunistpartyofvooperi9613]

Its over Anakin i have the high ground! Not funny

[@chocolatesamurai7236]

I love how I’m a high school senior and this term has never been mentioned ever. Thank you school.

[@jackward2191]

Derek Welk I mean if it’s a public school it is there job to teach you about how there government works. Most people have seen the term but probably don’t know what is exactly means

[@chocolatesamurai7236]

Derek Welk yes but apparently it is the responsibility of the government to make sure I know the sun is center of the solar system? No. Notice how you mention everything but school, as a place you have seen the topic. It’s not even a far fetched thing to teach. Wouldn’t it make sense for the government to sure you know everything about how the government works? Only reason I watched this vid was cuz, you guessed it, it hadn’t Been taught. This conversation wouldn’t even be happening if I was taught this in 12years of school.

[@jackward2191]

Derek Welk that could be applied to anything. Why teach math when you can google, were in the Information Age

[@myles3856]

True

[@bobberry1463]

I promise you they taught you this in school you just didn't pay attention

[@evank3718]

“I’m an executive order, I pretty much just happen” - “School house rocks”

[@jrodartec]

I really like this channel. Not only because of it's excellent content, which is clear and accurate, but also because of it's viewer base, which is polite and extremelly intelligent.

[@AL-HD]

SAD

[@oozly9291]

AL Haidar I don't get it

[@kiro9291]

1:24

[@oozly9291]

Kiro Notkiro I don't get the joke

[@natch4649]

knowyourmeme.com/memes/donald-trump-s-sad-tweets Here is the answer.

[@oozly9291]

Koki Tomita thank you

[@juztryinnabehonest99]

It's sad that only a few people are interested in this topic 😕.

[@dinamosflams]

2:03 - military expanding and health diminished. Yup, that sums up the role pretty well

[@RJHEllis]

who ever thought that Prof Utonium had presidential aspirations.

[@hunger4369]

Thank you! It’s sooooooo hard now days to find a history video that’s completely straight to the point and informative. 99% of the time their full off left wing or right wing propaganda. Keep it up!

[@johntabuchi6831]

F is isn't a law . Then it's nothing. Only public servant. Like state of emergency should only be lawful underv6he surpreme law. We don't need judge to let us practice the constitution. Surpreme law can be trumped by a lesser law . Like curfews freedom of press would stop a curfew . Since we all are press . No judge need

[@brucesnow7125]

Here are some scary executive orders I stole from Deus Ex: 10995 - government can seize control of all media 10990 - all modes of transport 10997 - command all national resources.

[@theparker3759]

Bruce Snow You heard of the Supreme Court? Me neither.

[@trangang1843]

@@theparker3759 just ignore them,they cant enforce anything

[@traviswolford5331]

Executive orders for stimulus

[@dylantribbey6330]

The federal register is where all executive orders are posted it contains more than 75,000 pages and 11490 is what puts all of them into action or a declaration of martial law

[@RM-eu8gi]

@@trangang1843 ikr. Supreme Court is a supreme joke.

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

Saying an executive order is not a law depends on how vroadly you define law. In law school, we did call it a law. It is distinguished from what Congress does in that it in not a statute. What Courts do is also create law. All 3 branches, as well as the "administrative branch," which is a whole other discussion, create laws. Congress has the broadest power, but the hardest process. The President's law-making power is much narrower, but it is easy to do. The Court's power varies. In the areas where there are no written laws, they create new law by deciding cases based on first principals. That used to be common, but there are few areas still like that today. Niw, they usually interpret written laws, but since amy writing will have some vagueries, there is always room for them to exercise lawmaking power, restricted by the case in controversy requirement and subject to be overruled by changing the text they interpret, whether a stature, executive order, or the Constitution itself.

[@987weee]

Thank you for making a video about the presidency without any underhanded and shallow allusions to Trump or liberals. Just turns an educational video to a political agenda.

[@marianushn]

people are always gonna find a way to protest or criticize anything, no matter how "politics-free" it is. But what's more important is to understand that taking a position is not in and of itself incorrect. There's this bias for neutrality that a lot of people fall into, thinking that just because something is perceived as "neutral" it must be good. That's not always the case.

[@TheCharleseye]

marianushn Are you saying this informational video should have had a political bias? I think it's just fine the way it is.

[@marianushn]

if you think taking a principled position is a "bias," then I'm afraid you have corrupted the meaning of that word in your mind. Standing against, say for example, discrimination, is not a bias. It's a correct position. This particular video did not have much political relevance, but I remember when Trump signed the travel ban, TED-Ed released a video describing the life of a refugee, and the reasons why they left and couldn't return. To me, that was praiseworthy video because it's a principled position against a quite evident discriminatory executive order. That is being principled, that is being correct, and it also happened to be educational.

[@987weee]

There it is.

[@raymondv.m4230]

I guess you're new here. Ted ed is probably the most neutral education on the internet.

[@ClemensJason]

Sad. Lol, nice shade, Ted-Ed!

[@adedotunkrypton1858]

CJ1707 caught the reference

[@turtleindustries5134]

Adedotun Krypton Can you explain it please?

[@andreahawkins4028]

@@turtleindustries5134 Its a reference from Donald Trump always saying "Sad" at the end of his tweets

[@myles3856]

Yup

[@quinnreverance611]

Sing it with me: “ *I’m an Executive order and I pretty much just happen* “

[@tuckercarlson3127]

snl viewer too?

[@johnkeith8072]

@@tuckercarlson3127 Screw you Donald Trump! I look forward to your prison sentence...

[@commentersilrem3285]

John Keith probably not the real Donald trump

[@traviswolford5331]

Executive orders for stimulus

[@diamond4k]

@@traviswolford5331 that’s not legal

[@LWNmusic]

Biden: *cracks fingers* "let's get started!"

[@JacobLozano-mr8ll]

Then he forgets what he was gonna do. (I’m a liberal democrat FYI lol)

[@LWNmusic]

@@JacobLozano-mr8ll that made me laugh out loud 🤣

[@user-ez5vq9fd2t]

Professor Utonium for President 2020

[@odd1876]

This video is worlds more informative than it lets on to be if you follow along with the imagery!

[@nasht00]

"and what is the extend of its power?" - I don't think I heard the answer to that one in the video. What are the limits? How does the Supreme court considers it overreach?

[@chusty93]

if it is unconstitutional it is overreaching

[@WeRallIndigenous]

If it is not a subject already authorized by Congress, the President cannot do it. Executive Orders are really just policies by the President. Contrary to the video, they never have the effect of law, although they may direct the administration to create regulations (another lengthy process) that interpret Congress' laws.

[@Veiss7]

@@WeRallIndigenous Yep, that's exactly correct. With a small addition. They can only be enforced on or by the executive branch offices.

[@sabermyth4017]

We need more riddles I love them

[@gfddgbjtfdssxcvg]

Nooooooooooooooo!

[@julianacheampong8853]

most of those riddles are just reskins of the same thing

[@sabermyth4017]

I don't care I need more!

[@jazy9137]

1:30 "SAD."

[@itsmemax23]

I love how they enlarged the military circle and reduced the health circle

[@myopinionsarefacts]

I freaking love this channel, there is no greater good to be done for politics then education on the issues

[@victorgabrielbuena]

Oh that sand effect at the end made my ears tingle

[@joedav02]

Why can’t mainstream news provide information like this? Perfectly portrayed

[@dinasf3718]

Very informative and simple to understand. Thank you

[@karinkruger5551]

As a non-American, I had to look this up to understand what executive orders are, seeing as Biden are writing them out by the dozens..... thank you for explaining it clearly..... although I still have questions about this new flurry of orders.....??

[@gonzolonzo1383]

I'd say the flurry is to try and get the ball rolling on getting America to its previous state before further thinking advancements can follow

[@gonzolonzo1383]

In short. To reverse trump to Obama so you can start from square one after the previous administration.

[@Dmgx32]

@@gonzolonzo1383 before covid trump era economy was much better. Now they undo trumps work at the worst time possible.

[@johnbw2597]

Trump tried making the US like Hungary… Biden helped reverse it quickly.

[@vornamenachname2727]

I love these simple designs

[@enayetrashid2549]

Nicely explained thumbs up 👍🏿 for you guys

[@Someone-cr8cj]

AHAHAHAHHAHA "SAD"

[@YoungTheFish]

I know right XD

[@kiro9291]

I've never laughed so hard at a teded video

[@cjg8763]

I caught that too. Brilliant!

[@lrmn3492]

I don't get it D:

[@cjg8763]

LR M Sad Think Trump

[@hershelkatz6189]

I'm studying for my ap us history civil war test for tomorrow- thanks so much Ted-Ed you're the best!!!!!

[@malirabbit6228]

More, please, from Christina Greer!

[@0901강민재]

행정 명령이 무었이고 어떻게 작동하는지에 대하여 배워보는 시간이 되었습니다. 행정 명령의 절차와 왜 행정명령을 내리는지에 대해서도 배웠습니다. 좋은 시간이 되었습니다. 감사합니다.

[@bryancarter4554]

Loved the lesson!

[@163reasonswhyrealestateage4]

Thank you for posting this video. I used it as source material to teach my 7th grade grandson about "Executive Orders". He enjoyed the lesson very much. You have an excellent channel.

[@Kalinga_3]

I miss this animation. GUYS PLS MAKE MORE SUCH videos on contemporary issues

[@peri12345a]

I wish to thank everyone who helped make this video and the rest of them i love all of them.

[@Dingusdoofus]

Apparently, James K Polk’s 9th Executive Order was the 66th one. Does anybody know what was in Executive Order 66?

[@spiritedrenee9895]

Oh I'm an Executive Order, a Executive Order, and I pretty much just happened.

[@spiritedrenee9895]

An.

[@SecondSpringMusic]

Description Untitled lmaooo

[@lalaithan]

Doesn't quite have the same catchiness.

[@Reagan1984]

@@lalaithan It's an SNL reference.

[@lalaithan]

@@Reagan1984 and?

[@loukas371]

Nice one. Great drawing too.

[@puffinprimrose5890]

"Without permission from Congress" -- That is not true usually. Most executive orders are drawn from President's delegated powers (rather than his expressed or inherent powers).

[@ContinualImprovement]

"Passing laws involves a fairly lengthy process. " Haha no kidding 😂

[@ladycommentor2536]

Pretty much... They just Summarized it here... But the step by step process is pretty much long...

[@FredTheRed27]

Love your videos!

[@vaultecblue5]

I love Ted ed

[@luketarus2769]

Illustration carried the day

[@originaleverythingelseisca5977]

Where exactly do I find the executive orders

[@faroukcharkas8371]

The Great Seal in 0:36 has the olive branch on the right rather than on the left. The actual Great Seal has an olive branch on the left and the thirteen arrows on the right. Just something to consider.

[@leogranato3166]

this channel is so cool!

[@drabberfrog]

4:16 Couldn't the president just keep making new executive orders that did the same thing and Congress would have to keep making new laws to invalidate the executive orders? Since it takes time for Congress to pass a bill the president could just keep signing different executive orders that did the same thing every time.

[@anthonycrenshaw3229]

One of the ways the Roman empire lasted for 1,000 years is when the ideas of the Senate weren't working the sitting emperor had the entire Senate removed and new Senators were brought in. Could you imagine if a sitting US president issuing an order like that? I'd personally would love to see it

[@Richmenscity]

thankyou so much Ted Ed for every amazing videos with incredible information thankyou soo soo much

[@SOAHCSOAHCSOAHC]

I'm especially thankful for some of the EO's that have been coming down in the past year.

[@Gigglers183]

nice lessons I've Been watching your channel in 2015

[@watsondeandre]

Good explaining

[@theillytellez3761]

Thank you!! Such an interesting topic!!!

[@strange_and_magnificent]

Lovely animation 👍🏻

[@cannot2308]

This was recommended after watching the snl bit

[@mohammeda2218]

Amazing how US was created and has advanced… amazed

[@henryhawthorn8849]

Even though it’s not explicitly mentioned in the U.S. Constitution, any Executive Order should not withdraw funds from the U.S. treasury because only Congress is authorized to raise revenue and spend money from the treasury. Also, an Executive Order should not in any way contradict, amend, nor invalidate in whole, or in part, any existing Act of Congress or the Constitution. I think that Roosevelt’s Executive Order in establishing internment camps should have been deemed illegal because the executive branch without prior authorization from Congress, had to have withdrawn funds from the treasury in order to pay for the cost for the establishment and operations of the camps. On the other hand, Lincoln’s Executive Order of emancipating the slaves in rebel states should be legal because neither it contradicted the U.S. Constitution nor any Act of Congress, nor did it require to withdraw funds from the U.S. treasury.

[@jrsx5826]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS GREAT VIDEO.

[@TheSavageProdigy]

What is the purpose of an executive order at the state level? I have no idea!

[@chusty93]

if your system in the US is federal as it is in mine (Argentina), each state has its own three branches of power, and the governor would have the power to pass executive orders that have reach within his state.

[@robzonefire]

What is the difference between an Executive Order & Presidential Decree?

[@akshatshrivastava4524]

0:49 I sort of realize that only left hand was sufficient......

[@kimchiiicakesss]

Hey can you guys make a video about the important rules when it comes to english grammar

[@theengineerguy1485]

Moral of the story, do not elect a puppet for a president. The office of the president has a lot of power to change the course of history, for better or for worse.

[@Dogloveandfitness]

The more I learn about these things the more I realize...the Supreme Court has the real power.

[@MrShaun42088]

Another video that was so very helpful! You make this easier to understand and way more entertaining! i wish i had this teaching when i was in my government class.

[@notcare_01]

We should respect these guys. Not ain't dumd comments let's say hail Ted hail ted

[@albertvaldez2669]

Very informative!!

[@clementguillaumin1039]

I'm french and we'got almost the same thing, the "49.3".

[@HealthChronicle]

Ted ed animations are such inspiration for small channels like ours. They are half the reason we do what we do. We also make animated videos. But about day to day health habits and how to improve them to prevent diseases long term. Do check it out.

[@dudegols289]

+Health Chronicle your animations are great. specially for someone just starting off. Keep it up ! Get on patreon it helps support the channel. youtube doesnt pay anything nowadays.

[@purugoel1]

Good choice of topics !

[@scholarships9353]

i love animations. its a great way to learn.

[@HealthChronicle]

+Amit Goel Thanks. Yeah we do have a patreon. Just set it up with a couple of nice perks when we realised youtube views cant help sustain these kind of videos. You can check it out here: www.patreon.com/hchron

[@dudegols289]

Will check it out soon. Thanks for sharing the channel. I subscribed. :D

[@mikeynjs94]

This was playing at a Sonora Quest while my mom was getting blood work done.

[@michaellyden2580]

1:02 President Utonium.

[@jonathancrago7946]

Michael Lyden q

[@ShudiadWaiyantun]

Did no one noticed military "expended" and medical "contract" at 2:04?

[@Rafayel06]

3:40 that smile!

[@suyashjagtap5719]

please made one video on INDIAN Constitution

[@MiguelRPD]

Okumara would be proud.

[@jadsayegh6283]

Great video

[@ShankarSivarajan]

0:10 "Legally" may be a bit of a stretch...

[@ZimmerSquash]

I like this narrator

[@natheriver8910]

Very fascinant 👏 🔥 👏 🔥 👏 🔥 👏

[@naming101]

I really enjoyed this.9

[@scottmason5371]

This is more relevant now

[@rockets-dont-makegood-toas7728]

good to know

[@jokersupremacy3774]

This Roosevelt guy must be a legend

[@jaimecastro7681]

Buenas tardes sería posible poner subtítulos en español gracias

[@ShadowOfSomething]

Awesome video! But I still have a couple of questions left after watching it: 1) It has been mentioned that the Congress can pass laws that circumvent Executive orders. But it has also been said that a bill becomes a law only after the President signs it. Wouldn't he/she just be able to not sign any bills that affect his/hers executive orders, therefore nullifying anything that the Congress can do against them? Or is the president required to sign any bills passed by Congress? 2) After the part about judicial review for the executive orders, it was my impression that the orders first go through the overview and only if they pass it will the orders hold any power(and only after the review). But the last sentence of the video mentions that it might take some time to counter an executive order, alluding both to courts and the Congress. Does it only talk about the Congress, where passing a bill understandably take some time? Or was my first impression wrong and the Executive orders can be circumvented by courts, but take effect immediately after being issued by the President?(therefore meaning that any executive order will be active at least for some time before judicial review/some counter laws from congress).

[@ryanl8226]

1) Congress can overturn a presidential veto with a 2/3 majority. 2) Executive Orders, like laws, go into affect when the specific law/order says it goes into affect. The people can challenge it in court after it has been signed.

[@andrewm8402]

Could've added that the japanese/german/Italian discrimination was because of world war 2. Those were the axis powers, the enemies. Also could've had the flags they used back then instead of the modern ones

[@Neerobulli]

So if exctv orders are implemented w/o congress, how are they financed? Where I'm from (Denmark) everything the government does has to be financed through a "bill". How does the executive order circumvent congress' financial power?

[@briandiehl9257]

I don't think it can do stuff with finances.

[@ryanl8226]

Congress does not usually give agencies the right amount of money any way. Those that get too much money loan it to others that get too little through the treasury. Most US debt is actually held by parts of the federal government against other parts.

[@scargazer7875]

So this is basically the real life "order 66"

[@reddbendd]

11/10 animation

[@krazieboi96]

I like to think that the dude who made the powerpuff girls is the president in this video.

[@friedwater6519]

1:42 and then, he shredded his own hand.

[@user-nc5wc7dh7l]

What's a Presidential Decree?

[@benjaminrumbewas4057]

2:03 hidden critics.. good job TedEd

[@cjschneidt9089]

My understanding is that a law passed by congress, most likely a veto override, will override an executive order.

[@lukesavage3067]

congress can override an executive order but it must be a 2/3 vote majority

[@donaldduck9233]

the answer to it is one phrase: Checks and Balances.

[@samfrank3999]

“I’m an executive order and I pretty much just happen”