Why Should We Care if the U.S. Supreme Court Just Struck Down Trump’s Tariffs?
About This Episode
February twentieth Supreme Court ruling invalidated International Emergency Economic Powers Act tariff authority. Bill Reinsch and Nydia Ngiow analyze Trump's Section 122 alternative, how Indonesia-Malaysia-Cambodia may face domestic political backlash, and whether alternative trade mechanisms are slower than initially perceived.
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