Trump admits what would happen if the Supreme Court knocks down the tariffs: “We’re screwed!”

In the middle of the offensive that the Trump Administration leads against any organism that disapprove of your cheap recipes -a tariff war based on constant threats-, (FED), Jerome Powell, there is also another front that rages in the backgroundbut in the plane of the courts. At the highest level and in a Supreme Court in which the Trumpism He has gained a majority since his first term, but that does not completely prevent .

The president of the United States has once again spoken out about current political events in , specifically in his own, Truth Social. The same man who yesterday joked by posting an image of his Wikipedia entry manipulated as if it were , on this occasion has given his opinion on What situation would the North American country be in if the Supreme Court knocks down its tariffs?. That is, if you consider that everything the Trump Administration has done regarding trade tariffs is illegal.

As usual, Trump has not skimped on adjectives or capital letters when admitting that this I would be. Specifically, the summary of the assessment was as follows: “If the Supreme Court rules against the United States of America regarding this national security bonanza, WE ARE FUCKED!” It has not been a coincidence that the US president has brought a case that has been in court for months to the coalition, since ruling is expected imminentlyfor the next few days.

Trump: “It would be almost impossible for our country to pay”

It should be noted that this same morning, that is, shortly after the aforementioned publication on networks, Trump redoubled his order to the ayatollah regime – in the midst of doubts about intervening militarily in the face of civil protests – promising that. Additional fees to others that were already imposed in the past, if applicable. In that context, the 47th tenant of the White House has put figures to that scenario.

“If we add these investments, We’re talking trillions of dollars! It would be a complete disaster, almost impossible for our country to pay for,” Trump said in reference to the loss of those investments and to which another significant volume of money would have to be added relative to the amounts that both countries and multinational companies would demand from Washington for the investments committed to avoid the tariffs. Basically, the Trump Administration reduced or eliminated them for those nations or firms that bring their plants, factories and equipment to US territory.

It should be remembered that Trump invoked a 1977 law that required declaring a national emergency to intervene economically, specifically the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Up to 12 states – in Democratic hands – took these tariffs to a Supreme Court where the judges favorable to the Republican president are 6 out of 3 progressives. However, a tribunal federal already ruled in April, ruling that the invocation of that law had not been correct. One month later, the International Trade Court went further and ruled that Trump had exceeded his authority.

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