Courts Blocking Trump's Tariffs

Trump’s tariffs were bold. The courts just called foul. Is this a legal checkmate—or just the start of a bigger economic brawl?
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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
I was very happy to hear that a US court
just declared Trump's tariffs illegal.

Speaker 2 (00:06):
Trump is a little office rocker.

Speaker 1 (00:08):
He is a little He's losing it. I think it
maybe dementia. His shriveled little brain is stuck in the
nineteen eighties. We are not going to bring back these
hardcore manufacturing jobs to America. American workers will not work
for what they pay workers in China. They don't want
to be working on an assembly line. They don't want
to be working in sweatshops. They want service jobs. They

(00:29):
want jobs in software and technology. This is where we
should be investing our money. Fortunately, the US courts are
stepping up and saying, Trump, you and your executive orders
are overstepping your bounds. The president is not a dictator.
The president does not have the ability to control everything
at his whim. You need to get congressional approval. So
I am hopeful that in the future the madness will

(00:51):
end and we can return to normal free trade and
economic prosperity by working in collaboration with our trading partners,
lowering barriers to trade and actually increasing American productivity while
lowering prices.

Speaker 2 (01:06):
That is the future I want to see