Testimony, publications and media

Subjects

• The Supreme Court and the separation of powers
• Regulatory policy and administrative law
• AI and technology policy
• Congress and the legislative process
• Executive power and emergency authorities
• Federal permitting and infrastructure
• Psychedelic medicine policy

Select testimony

• Congress in a Post-Chevron World— U.S. House Committee on House Administration, 2024 — video
• Restoring Congressional Oversight Over Emergency Powers— U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs, 2024 — video
• Never Ending Emergencies: An Examination of the National Emergencies Act— U.S. House Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management, 2023 — video

Select appearances

• Trump's Super Intelligence Task Force— Morning in America, NewsNation, 2026
• AI self-regulation and public anxiety— Sunrise on The Hill, DC News Now, 2026
• Trump talks AI self-regulation with top tech firms— LiveNOW from FOX, 2026
• AI concerns beginning to mirror Y2K era as push for regulation continues— The National News Desk, Sinclair, 2026
• Satya Thallam on the Future of AI Policy— Breaking Battlegrounds, 2025
• Chip export controls and tariffs— NBC Bay Area, 2025
• The tech agenda to watch from Lutnick and co.— POLITICO Tech, 2025
• The Federal Right to Try Act, the Farm Bill, and the balance between risk and regulation— Psychedelics Today, 2023

Select speaking

• ABA Administrative Law Section
• The Vista Institute for AI Policy
• Horizon Institute for Public Service
• POPVOX Foundation
• The Federalist Society
• Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA)

Select publications

• Take Care and Break a Leg: The Internal Contradiction of Chief Justice Roberts's Theory of Standing— Notice & Comment, Yale Journal on Regulation
• Void Where Prohibited: The Vacancy at the Heart of Federal Vacancies Law— Notice & Comment, Yale Journal on Regulation
• Message Incoming: Establish an AI Incident Reporting System— Day One Project, Federation of American Scientists
• When 'Follow the Science' Meets Data Nationalism— The Hill
• Direct from the Source: Understanding Regulation from the Inside Out— Majority Staff Report, U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
• Using Disparate Impact Analysis to Establish Discrimination in Lending— Journal of Law, Economics & Policy
• House of Cards: Reforming America's Housing Finance System— book, as editor