Tonight, Trump's signature economic policy, it is in shambles.

The sweeping tariffs he falsely promised would liberate hardworking Americans have been illegal all along.

Today, the Supreme Court struck down a huge chunk of the president's trade agenda.

The court ruled he illegally deployed emergency powers, authority that he does not have to slap

crushing tariffs on nearly every country. The historic decision on presidential power was handed

down six to three. Even two of Trump's appointees, Justice Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney-Barritt,

ruled against him. Trump then unleashed this unhinged tirade against the justices who dared to put him in his place.

I'm ashamed of certain members of the court, absolutely ashamed for not having the courage to do what's right for our country.

They're very unpatriotic and disloyal to our Constitution. They don't want to do the right thing. They're afraid of it. Justice is fortunate and ferret. Are you surprised in particular by their decision today? I am. Do you regret nominating them? I don't want to say whether or not a regret. I think the decision was terrible. I think it's an embarrassment to their families.

You want to know the truth, the two of them.

There's a reason why Trump is attacking our country's separation of powers.

The New York Times writes the court's ruling, quote, amounted to a declaration of independence.

But let's be real, it took more than 10 months to get here. Trump's illegal tariffs were in effect for 321 days before the court

stopped the president's unlawful tax on the American people. And voters, well, they have felt

the pain, with 60% of Americans disapproving of Trump's whiplash trade policy.

But that is not stopping Trump, breaking just minutes ago.

Trump says he signed a new executive order imposing an additional 10% tariff on all countries,

a new effort to bypass the court's ruling.

Today, really strongly said President Trump's tariffs policy is unconstitutional and illegal.

He said, look, if you want to get tariffs, the way to do it is to go to Congress and ask for authorization.

And so, you know, it's not a decision about any particular president.

It's a decision about the presidency.

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