A federal appeals court has blocked most of President Trump's sweeping tariffs and given the White House just 10 days to unwind them. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Rollins discuss the ruling and what it means for the economy, the stock market, and the economy as a whole.
00:01:41.540Even this ruling that got stayed today didn't cover certain tariffs on automobiles and others that were invoked under a different law.
00:01:51.760So I think it's very confusing for trading partners, and they don't know where it's going to end up.
00:01:56.180And because you don't know where it's going to end up, like your wine dealer said in the interview earlier,
00:02:00.320you don't know what kind of plans to make as a business.
00:02:02.440You don't know what kind of plans to make as a trading partner.
00:02:04.160You don't know what kind of deals you need to make because you don't understand exactly where the president might decide his policy is going to be.
00:02:11.160You don't know where to stand if the courts are going to allow him to do it.
00:02:13.800Wall Street Journal, Republican political and policy advisor Karl Rove warns in a column titled Tariffs May Cost the GOP in 2026,
00:02:22.900he argues that the administration's tariff messaging is a muddled mess, saying, quote,
00:02:27.340unless reciprocity, the policy that if countries lower their tariffs will lower ours, unless that prevails,
00:02:34.260the president's chaotic trade talk will badly damage Republicans in the midterms.
00:02:39.040Rove goes on to point out that in May 17th, Truth Social post, President Trump demanded Walmart eat the tariffs.
00:02:46.960The president can blast all caps, posts, all he likes.
00:02:50.300But inevitably, Rove says, parents will be unhappy with his tariffs when it's time to outfit the kids for school.
00:02:57.580The 10-day deadline clock for the administration to stop collecting nearly all the tariffs is ticking, according to that court.
00:03:04.880Is the president going to defy the court's order?
00:03:07.440So there's so much to unpack there, Elizabeth.
00:03:10.500I'm standing here listening for about 10 minutes, like all these things going on.
00:03:38.940With respect to the market, you're talking about, you seem to indicate that the markets were excited about this court ruling.
00:03:46.620The fact of the matter is the market's flat today on this ruling because nothing's really changed.
00:03:52.940What Ed should have and could have added to his analysis was the fact that the court itself said that the Trump administration can accomplish the same things using different authorities under the law.
00:04:07.180And so you're saying that there's Bush or Obama or Biden.
00:04:12.060However, this administration, the Trump administration, first time to sort of vilify the judiciary in this way, to put out names, photographs, accuse them of being part of the deep state.
00:04:24.900As we talked about yesterday when this news was breaking, you know, suggesting that it was a judicial coup, that this was something, an effort to thwart not just the will of the presidency, but the people.
00:04:35.300And talking about it in sort of incendiary terms that I know worries quite a few folks.
00:04:41.460I think the theme of the last two stories that we've been talking about are welcome to democracy.
00:04:53.380Our system, for as long as these short-memoried people may or may not remember, has been a three-branch system of government in which other branches have a say.
00:05:04.400And when you go back to the Elon Musk story, it's the same story.
00:05:12.140He's not just slipping out of Washington.
00:05:14.840He was chased out of Washington by democracy, by people saying no, by people protesting so much around his cars and dealerships that he lost billions and billions of dollars, by people raising their voices, by people filing lawsuits.
00:05:30.880And, by the way, you know, Donald Trump was saying, I think he wrote, he will always be with us.
00:05:36.160That's something that Rev might say in a eulogy for someone.
00:05:43.160I mean, you know, and I just want to say we can tell the Elon story and this kind of disciplining by democracy as a story of someone leaving.
00:05:52.400But there is pain in the wake of these tariffs, and there's pain in the wake of what Elon did.
00:05:59.400He talked about bringing the wood chipper to USAID.
00:06:03.800Brooke Nichols, Boston University professor, mathematician, figured out what is the effect of this.
00:06:09.540They have a tracker of 300,000 deaths.
00:06:14.040According to a Boston University professor, because of the aid cuts so far, 200,000 of them children.
00:06:22.360OK, Vietnam War, you all remember that?
00:07:34.420How much of that is because every time you get a court decision you don't like, you and your colleagues come out here and rail against road judges.
00:07:55.660Well, Brett, it seems highly inappropriate for the judiciary to weigh it in here when the Senate had the opportunity to override the president and didn't.
00:08:07.840So, you know, in terms of separation of powers, the Senate has chosen not to exercise their powers.
00:08:15.700And the president absolutely has the right to set the trade agenda for the U.S.
00:08:22.200We are, this administration is committed to fair trade, and we are striking the best deals for the American people.
00:08:31.860And anything that the courts do to get in the way, both harms the American people in terms of trade and in terms of tariff revenue.
00:08:40.480Personal income is up eight-tenths, up eight-tenths of a percent.
00:08:44.840That is almost triple the expectations.
00:08:48.080And it underscores, we could talk about a lot of issues, but when you look at income for the first four months of the year, they're powerful numbers, Joe.
00:08:57.220Up six-tenths in January, up seven-tenths in February, up a half and one percent last month, up eight-tenths this month.
00:09:04.600This is a great four-month start to any year.
00:09:07.700Now, with the income shooting up, and by the way, eight-tenths is the strongest income month-over-month jump since May of 21, when it was 1.9.
00:09:17.280This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:09:24.640Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:09:29.860Here's the reason I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:09:34.140The people have had a belly full of it.
00:10:22.520Number one is to stop the kinetic part of the Third World War, all the way in that arc of instability from Kursk to Kiev, down through the Mediterranean.
00:10:32.980Israel, Gaza, all the way to Persia, the Red Sea, all of it, President Trump trying to do the heavy lift there.
00:11:22.220The court took the entire argument on the emergency of why he's going after Canada, Mexico, and the Chinese Communist Party and actually just dismissed it, completely dismissed it as the courts are trying to dismiss about the invasion.
00:11:37.140Remember, they had a leaked national intelligence estimate that Tulsi Gabbard caught after it was already leaked by the deep state people on her staff, and she fired those folks on the staff.
00:12:14.180And about President Trump literally putting a shot across the bow of Leonard Leo and the Federalist Society.
00:12:20.100People should understand this thing is ramping up.
00:12:22.800And what President Trump is doing and his team is doing across the board is getting these recalcitrant Republican globalists, the Karl Rove's of the world and the Leonard Leo's of the world, and giving them a head slap and saying either get with the program or you're going to get off the program.
00:12:40.440This is why Peter Navarro at the Styx yesterday is going off on Karl Rove, of course, in the globalist controlled opposition Wall Street Journal.
00:12:49.600Once again, stunningly, Karl Rove is out there, you know, whining about the midterms, whining about the tariffs, whining about all of it.
00:12:57.700President Trump's massive effort to bring manufacturing, high value added manufacturing jobs back to the United States.
00:13:04.280Folks should understand two things here.
00:13:07.320We told you this was going to be big, and it's big.
00:13:10.320Go back to the 7th, 8th, and 9th of May, the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day from the Russian perspective.
00:13:21.320You had Xi and you had Putin all together.
00:13:23.540This goes back to 2019 when President Trump and Lighthizer and Jameson Greer and Peter Navarro and others, Miller and myself, worked for two years to get a trade deal that was totally inextricably linked, the Chinese Communist Party, to the global economy.
00:13:39.640After two years of negotiation, after they had the One Belt and One Road Conference in Shanghai with Putin, the first one they had, they tore it up and spit in our face.
00:13:47.920And then, voila, 90 days later at the military games in Wuhan, people started getting sick.
00:13:53.880President Trump was on a roll with a 3%.
00:13:55.620Growth rate in his economy, no inflation, interest rates near all-time lows.
00:14:02.960If you notice the Russian assault on Ukraine, and we're all for ending this war immediately, we didn't want to have it begin in the first place.
00:14:10.300There were calcitrants at the table on a rapprochement in Ukraine, and now the Chinese Communist Party told Besant, eh, I don't know.
00:14:16.580It's going to be a while before we meet.
00:14:19.680Part of that is Harvard and chasing the Chinese Communist Party guys from mainland China out of Harvard, and they're going to chase them out of every university in the country.
00:14:31.140Report today, 350,000 Chinese students in engineering schools, artificial intelligence, all of it.
00:14:37.920800 Americans in China, maybe mostly on languages and humanities.
00:14:42.660They all got to go, and they got to be replaced by American students.
00:14:56.260This July, there is a global summit of BRICS nations in Rio de Janeiro, the block of emerging superpowers, including China, Russia, India, and Persia, are meeting with the goal of displacing the United States dollar as the global currency.
00:15:18.820As BRICS nations push forward with their plans, global demand for U.S. dollars will decrease, bringing down the value of the dollar in your savings.
00:15:27.000While this transition won't not happen overnight, but trust me, it's going to start in Rio.
00:15:32.860The Rio Reset in July marks a pivotal moment when BRICS objectives move decisively from a theoretical possibility towards an inevitable reality.
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00:17:03.880You guys have been at the forefront of the – as public intellectuals with the Project 2025 guys, the America First Policy Institute, America First Law, all of it, of working through the president's agenda.
00:17:16.020Walk me through what's happened in the last 48 hours both on the judicial insurrection, particularly with the tariffs now, and they're just dismissing the national security aspect of this and going back to the economics, which is not the way to look at it.
00:17:48.460Yeah, it's all part of a bigger problem, which is judicial overreach.
00:17:52.220These guys, as it showed in the clip that you started the show with today, they think they're a co-equal third branch of government and that they have this awesome responsibility to constrain the executive branch whenever they think it's gotten out of control.
00:18:05.720That's not what the Constitution says.
00:18:08.460In fact, what the Constitution says is that Congress gets to create courts to do some very specific things.
00:18:15.420It never says that some federal district judge somewhere or some court that Congress created to deal with trade can stop the president from doing what is clearly within his executive power to do.
00:18:29.040It was a relief to see that the circuit courts stepped in quite quickly to remedy yet another example of judicial overreach.
00:18:36.880But we've got a huge problem on our hands.
00:18:39.820It's a systemic problem, and it's a constitutional crisis, and we've got to get it figured out.
00:18:49.800We're in the middle of it right now, and it's got to get resolved.
00:18:52.040The Article II powers have got to be – his powers as commander-in-chief.
00:18:56.520And listen, this is why we've got Rogan and Hanley on later.
00:18:59.920We're the biggest advocates of just do what Lincoln did, start suspending the writ of habeas corpus, put them on an aircraft, and get them the hell out of here.
00:19:07.840You're going to have to play hardball because these courts are – the courts – I think we have 180 federal court intrusions into President Trump's – the unified executive theory of the Article II, which he's chief executive officer.
00:19:29.160If it's not – if OMB is telling them the program is already done or it's not hitting it, he can impound the money or he can let people go.
00:19:37.260So as commander-in-chief, he's got the inherent powers that Lincoln had, right?
00:19:41.880You have massive inherent powers as commander-in-chief, and no court can step in between him and his commander-in-chief.
00:19:47.420And number three is chief magistrate and chief law enforcement officer.
00:20:10.540We haven't cut off any – we haven't cut off any money.
00:20:13.140We haven't gone in and just start downsizing these districts, have we, sir?
00:20:17.860Has the Hill taken any action to back up President Trump here?
00:20:22.160On judges, there's been a lot of conversation.
00:20:24.680Some of these guys understand this issue, and they're taking it really seriously.
00:20:28.420There have been some really good ideas proposed, things like banning district court shopping, right, limiting the jurisdiction of these decisions.
00:20:36.380To the district where the decision happens.
00:20:39.420Multiple judge panels, instead of letting one rogue liberal justice from San Francisco, determine the public policy of the United States.
00:20:52.400You're not going to be able to pass any of these bills because you're going to need 60 votes in the Senate.
00:20:56.220And obviously, the Democratic Party is not going to get on the other side of the one branch of government that has successfully done their bidding.
00:21:04.540They certainly can't get it done, and they're relying on judges.
00:21:07.720So this is going to have to happen either through the appropriations process, as you laid out, or because the president and his team step up and do exactly what President Lincoln did.
00:21:18.860By the way, there's a huge difference between what President Lincoln did and what we're claiming that the Trump administration should think about doing and Barack Obama talking about having a pen and a phone, right?
00:21:32.140There's executive overreach where you step outside the bounds of what the Constitution says the president is allowed to do.
00:21:39.660That's what Barack Obama was talking about.
00:21:41.400What we're talking about is a renewal to the constitutional powers that are explicitly laid out by the founders, and that includes his powers as commander-in-chief and all the other realms that you described, Steve.
00:21:54.080Eric, if you buy into the fact that we're in a constitutional crisis right now, this has to be worked out.
00:22:00.900Neither Roberts takes care of it or we've advocated – and I think President Trump is going to go full Andrew Jackson on you or full Abraham Lincoln.
00:22:09.480But we're not to that point yet, but in a crisis, why is the House not doing – I mean, waiting for the appropriations process.
00:22:34.980They always have been, and they probably always will be.
00:22:37.560The American people need to be demanding of their representatives to get in there and fight for these changes that need to happen, not for purely partisan political reasons, but because it is truly a constitutional crisis that affects all Americans of all political stripes.
00:22:53.060This is not how we were meant to operate.
00:22:56.040Teed, so let's go back to his Article 2 powers.
00:22:59.060Why is the president just not impounding certain of this money, right?
00:23:03.960I realize, Russ, and you guys are coming out with the first rescissions package next week.
00:23:08.000It's $2 billion for PBS and NPR and another $7 billion of sundry cuts, and that's – I understand it's symbolic, and you want to get it through.
00:23:17.020Why are we screwing around with rescissions?
00:23:19.260These people on the Hill are completely and totally incompetent.
00:23:47.140Let's impound this money and dare Roberts and dare these courts to try to challenge Trump once again on what's clearly laid out as his Article 2 powers, sir.
00:23:56.840One of the things I love about you, Steve, is that you will run headfirst into a brick wall, and sometimes that's the right thing to do.
00:24:06.000In this case, the strategy around appropriations and reinvigorating the Article 2 powers of the president when it comes to government spending require a slightly more strategic approach.
00:24:17.840And it's going to start with this rescissions package, which is admittedly relatively small, $9.4 billion, the USAID money.
00:24:27.140You've got money for NPR and PBS and those kinds of things, too.
00:24:32.080It's an opportunity for Congress to step up to the plate and do what so many of them have said they wanted to do, which was cut woke, wasteful, and weaponized government spending.
00:24:55.880And that's an explanation of why OMB and the president did not make the package bigger.
00:25:00.460Because if they had done the $400 billion that Doge identified and Congress failed to pass it, poof, it's gone, and you can't ever get rid of it.
00:25:09.340So they need to show that they are capable of doing this.
00:25:13.540And if my entire lifetime is any evidence, they may not be capable of cutting government spending.
00:25:19.900So we don't want to waste a whole bunch of ammunition on something that's doomed to fail.
00:25:24.900There's a step-by-step process in place.
00:25:27.000You put NPR and PBS in there for a billion each to kind of say, hey, if you don't vote for this, you're going to be a pariah back in your district essentially because you can't come back and do it again.
00:26:36.900I just hear you say $400 billion of Doge cards because let me be blunt from the fantasy of two – here's why Doge hurt the process, and we're the biggest believers.
00:26:47.260You've got to deconstruct the administrative state because it gave the political class up on Capitol Hill the same people that Russ Vogt has to make a package of only $9 billion to make it symbolic to see if he's got the votes because they're so cowardly.
00:27:01.620He's got to put NPR and PBS in there and dare him, dare him to vote against it because they're so cowardly about this.
00:27:22.400I don't know exactly what Elon would tell you if he had his spreadsheets in front of you, but I thought I had seen a number in excess of $400 billion that Doge had identified as being potential for good cuts.
00:27:34.660But not the – this is – I want to – hang on for a second.
00:27:37.820I want to bifurcate programmatic versus waste, fraud, and abuse.
00:27:43.280The problem is they promised a trillion and let these guys off the hook.
00:27:47.240That's where we got no real cuts coming in the big, beautiful bill.
00:27:50.760It's going to be in appropriations, but it's $160 billion.
00:27:54.580Mandatory cuts, Russ got in, bend the arc in the fifth year.
00:27:59.020But we got a bond vigilante problem now.
00:28:02.780We got – they're going to raise the debt ceiling to $4 trillion, and it's going to be two weeks after the midterm elections.
00:28:09.520We're going to hit that in our calculation in August of 2026 before the midterms.
00:29:36.300Okay, since Tietzel says that, I run into brick walls in my head, and there's some truth there.
00:29:43.200Tietzel, on impoundments versus the rescissions, in the pocket rescissions, President Trump, this constitutional crisis, as you so brilliantly outlined, is a direct challenge to his Article II powers.
00:29:55.840The big thing on Article II powers right now is on his being the commander-in-chief and trying to stop, one, an invasion and to repel the invaders back to their home countries, number one.
00:30:07.940Number two is to stop fentanyl and the human trafficking and use the basically entrance into the golden – through the golden door on tariffs.
00:30:18.020Okay, so that's two parts of the same coin.
00:30:19.540However, the other Article II power of being chief executive, his ability to work with OMB and figure out programmatically, right, programmatically exactly what's going on and make a conscious decision as chief executive and the concomitant decision of maybe letting people go,
00:30:44.660I just don't – and I realize – and Russ has done a great job on these mandatory cuts.
00:30:49.600It's brilliant, first time it's ever happened.
00:30:51.940But we're having – it's kind of nuanced, right, where people inside the apparatus kind of get it, but nobody else, including the capital markets, don't understand it.
00:31:01.420Don't you think there's an argument to just get capital – because Lindsey Graham and these guys,
00:31:06.780they're the ones demanding you come back up so it looks like they've done something, right, for the rescissions.
00:31:12.060But right now you're sitting there with a little $9 billion package and you're kind of – who's going to whip this?
00:32:18.960Well, in fact, Lincoln was trying to be strategic and say, if I free all of the slaves, I'm going to have a real political problem on my hand.
00:32:27.400But if I only free the slaves in the states that rebelled against the union, I'm on stronger ground to eventually win this war and get America to the place where it needs to be in fulfillment of its full promise, right?
00:32:40.520So what we're talking about here is statesmanship.
00:32:44.460It's looking at the situation on the ground and saying, we could go that route, and I think we know what the consequences are going to be if we do.
00:32:51.680Or we could take this route, and it's a little slower, and it doesn't go as far as fast as we would all like for it to go.
00:33:00.380But it has a much higher chance of ultimately succeeding.
00:33:04.040So when it comes to impoundment, you're talking about declaring a federal law that's been on the books for 50 years unconstitutional and asking John Roberts and Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh to join the conservatives to make that ruling.
00:33:19.660We already have seen so many times we've been disappointed by the so-called conservative court.
00:33:25.840So what you want to do to actually win that landmark case someday is have the ideal fact pattern in place to create a new precedent that does revive the president's powers of empowerment fully.
00:33:39.080And he's on the firmest ground to do that in situations like being the commander-in-chief.
00:33:43.660So that's why you don't do one fell swoop.
00:33:45.660It may not be the right call, and I wholeheartedly agree with you.
00:33:49.540This is both a constitutional crisis and a financial one.
00:33:53.480This is the strategy they've chosen to deploy, and we'll see how it works out.
00:33:57.740Remember, Lincoln didn't – the reason Frederick Douglass was upset, in areas he had control called states that were still in the union, he didn't free any slaves.
00:34:06.740In areas that he had no control because they were still states, he never agreed that the Confederacy was a nation.
00:34:12.460He never agreed that the states were in rebellion.
00:34:14.500Certain elements in those states were in rebellion.
00:34:29.340That's why he made such a big deal to get legislation.
00:34:31.280However, his key selling point to his cabinet and to others was that when he did the Emancipation Proclamation after Antietam or Sharpsburg as we call it in the south and then did it in January of 1863 I think, he told his cabinet.
00:34:49.960He gave the American people two years to chew it over or 18 months to chew it over and they elected him in a landslide.
00:35:00.360That was his justification into the courts.
00:35:03.320The people had plenty of time to mull this over and they sent me back here in a landslide.
00:35:11.700He has been up front from the beginning of exactly what he was going to do.
00:35:15.800There's no hide the football and he can sit there and go, hey, I gave the people actually four years, but they had everything I was going to do on deportations, everything I was going to do on fentanyl and human trafficking, everything I was going to do on tariffs, everything I was going to do about cutting spending and everything I was going to do to reinforce the Article II powers of the presidency.
00:35:36.700And he gave the country two years to go through that and MSNBC every night eviscerated him and he won the popular vote over 315 electoral votes.
00:35:52.420I love – and by the way, I understand strategically and what you're doing.
00:35:56.940I'm just saying you're going to have a bond market revolt this summer and you're going to have to – and Trump is going to have to sit there and go, screw it.
00:37:55.380The efficiency model of artificial intelligence versus the productivity model is what Wall Street is buying into.
00:38:01.060And every one of these companies, you're starting to see significant, significant mid-management and below layoffs all directed to artificial intelligence.
00:38:20.240We've got a little cold open for Joe Allen, a couple of them.
00:38:24.560Axios this morning had an amazing piece on fusion of artificial intelligence companies with government aspect, particularly government funding.
00:38:41.400That said, you've got to understand, Elon, in that he takes the long view.
00:38:46.760And certainly in the short term, he didn't accomplish what he wanted to.
00:38:50.340But remember what his companies do and remember his relationship with the president and remember how much data they were able to suck up when they went into all these different agencies to better understand how the federal government works.
00:39:02.480And now watch, does he start to sell rockets, satellites, autonomous technology, all of the products that his five or six companies are producing?
00:39:12.440Does the government end up being a massive purchaser of it because of the expertise that he has?
00:39:19.440The inside knowledge that he now possesses and the relationship with Trump that I think will endure.
00:39:26.240And that is when I think about the fusing.
00:39:28.780I think people aren't paying enough attention to how much Silicon Valley and Washington that were really separate for most of our lifetimes have really fused into one kind of superstructure.
00:39:53.560The oligarchs are a total 1,000 percent creation of progressive Democrats.
00:40:01.020The Obama administration laid out when Obama got the Facebook pitch in that San Francisco airport, the way to take down Hillary Clinton in the primary.
00:40:09.100That was the zuck that gave him the pitch.
00:40:52.100Zuckerberg went to the White House, what, 10 times to beg President Trump to basically call off the dogs, and they're not calling off the dogs.
00:41:00.660And the Justice Department right now with Gail Slater and the team Omid Asari and the team over there is the strongest antitrust team we've ever had.
00:41:08.940You look at the FTC, Andrew Ferguson, directly in the lineage of Lena Kahn.
00:41:16.480We've got Google in federal court in Northern Virginia and federal court in Washington, D.C., one to take down their monopoly on the search engine.
00:41:23.340The other take the monopoly on their advertising, of which they're breaking people.
00:41:30.700President Trump, the fusion of big tech and big government has been a progressive Democrat.
00:41:36.740All the tech bros, their road to Damascus was 10 o'clock p.m. Eastern Standard Time on the 5th of November of 2024 when President Trump was named the 47th president of the United States.
00:41:53.440All of these guys, except for Elon, that had kind of gotten old-time religion when he bought Twitter and saw the math of the populist nationalist revolt in these states.
00:42:02.660And he wrote a $250 million check to back his play.
00:42:07.340It would have been very tough to win without that.
00:42:09.940Everybody acknowledges that, particularly here at the War Room.
00:42:13.060But for Jim Vanderhead to say there's some fusion now between artificial – now, as a neo-Brandeisian, and that means we're absolutely adamantly opposed to the Chicago school kind of about the consumer.
00:42:24.660You have to separate and crush private power with state power.
00:42:30.080The business model we have in this country right now is very close to the Chinese Communist Party.
00:42:35.380State capitalism, right, merge with regulatory – it's regulatory merger or elite capture.
00:42:42.500That's exactly what's happened in this country.
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