Out front next, the breaking news, Trump's tariffs rejected a federal appeals court moments ago striking down most of the president's sweeping tariffs.

As Trump's revenge campaign was on full display today in court, plus a Chicago showdown, the Trump administration on the verge of a major immigration crackdown in the city. State officials, though,

are telling Trump to stay away, but is there anything they can do? And the quote, crown jewel of

Trump's administration. That's what RFK Jr. is being called as chaos consumes America's health

agencies. Obama's former Health and Human Services Secretary is out front. Let's go. Outfront.

And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. And Outfront, we begin with that breaking news. A major legal

blow to President Trump late on this Friday. A federal appeals court striking down Trump's punishing

tariffs, calling them illegal, the court writing that Trump does not possess

the power under the law to impose taxes on nearly all imports into the United States.

But as of tonight, those tariffs are still in effect. So despite being ruled on lawful, the court

is giving Trump until October for the Supreme Court to weigh in.

And just moments ago, the president himself, responding, posting, and I quote, if these tariffs ever went away, it would be a total disaster for the country.

It would make us financially weak and we have to be strong.

Now, we're going to have much more on this in a moment, obviously an incredibly crucial ruling,

but it comes as the administration is bracing for another major legal decision that could determine

whether Trump has the power or not to essentially control the Fed, which is an independent body.

Today, lawyers for Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook appearing in court,

making their case that Trump does not have the right to fire Cook. Now, the administration

and Trump has accused her of mortgage fraud, an allegation for which she has not been charged.

It's still unclear how the judge might rule. But Cook is someone who had voted not to cut interest rates

and had 12 years left on her term as a Federal Reserve governor, right? A long, long time. And if

Trump gets rid of her, he'd have a majority on the Fed who agree with him, right? So this is a crucial

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