States. This is nowhere better illustrated than in the national budget that the President submits to the US Congress for its guidance. The budget represents the policy of the President.
  The President is now required by law to submit two other annual messages to the Congress, the Economic Report and the Budget Message. The Economic Report of the President is an annual message from the President to Congress which must be submitted by January 20.
  This report contains detailed information about condition of the American economy.
  The US President influence the US Congress also through his right of veto. In vetoing a bill the President
  returns it to the Congress without his signature, usually accompanied by a statement of his objections.
  Sometimes the President disapproves of a measure but does not return it within ten days, Sunday excepted, while the Congress is in session. In that case the measure becomes law without his signature. On the other hand, if the Congress should adjourn during that ten-day period, a disapproved measure dies, for want of the presidential signature. This is known as a «pocket veto".
  The President's influence over the judicial branch is further exercised through his power to appoint, with the Senate approval all federal judges and attorneys. He has also power to set aside federal-court decisions in certain instances. For example, he may pardon/shorten the sentence of a federal judge, substitute a find for imprisonment,

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