Supreme Court issues split decisions on presidential firing power

Chief legal correspondent Shannon Bream reports on the Supreme Court's busy morning, highlighting two key decisions regarding presidential authority.

Chief legal correspondent Shannon Bream details the Supreme Court's latest rulings, including a decision in Trump v. Slaughter affirming the president's power to dismiss a Federal Trade Commission commissioner. However, in Trump v. Cook, the court states the president cannot unilaterally fire a Federal Reserve governor. These opinions shape executive power and independent agencies.