Trump Warns US Will Owe 'Trillions' If Tariffs Shot Down

Trump Warns US Will Owe 'Trillions' If Tariffs Shot Down

President Donald Trump warned on Friday that if the Supreme Court shoots down his global tariffs than the United States will owe “trillions and trillions of dollars” to other nations. Trump joined Fox & Friends on Friday where he discussed a number of topics, including the shooting and killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. While talking up his tariff strategy, the president admitted that trillions could be added to the United States’ de…

OKLAHOMA VOICE: U.S. Supreme Court sets Trump tariffs case arguments for November

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in early November on whether President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs are legal, according to an order the court released Tuesday.

Handicapping the Tariffs Case at the Supreme Court

The Trump administration must cross a minefield without a misstep in order to uphold its tariffs.

Adjudication Day: The Supreme Court Tackles Trump’s Tariffs

By Chris Casey – WindRock President Trump dubbed April 2nd of this year “Liberation Day” when announcing sweeping and dramatic tariff increases.  A baseline tariff of 10% was imposed across the board with far higher tariffs implemented for the perceived worst offenders: countries with significant trading surpluses with the U.S.  After several legal setbacks, on September 3rd the administration petitioned the Supreme Court to decide the legality …