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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

It's the little guy that is the most interesting part of this whole tariff ruling today.

So the Supreme Court has ruled that Trump cannot throw around all these tariffs

and all these different countries for a variety of reasons.

And, you know, a lot of attention gets paid to Chevy, Ford, whoever, Apple.

But I was just reading a thing in the dispatch, but all these little businesses, you know,

and little businesses are just barely squeaking by most of the time and how they couldn't

order things from other countries to put together whatever it is they put together because

they didn't know what they're going to cost or they'd buy them and they were and then a week later they wish they hadn't bought them because the tariff got dropped for some reason you know how they would come and go really fast and just how devastating it was to try to run a business like that and they don't have lobbyists the little fellas don't have influence. And the inputs they need to manufacture in the U.S. were being heavily tariffed. Yeah. I've hated this policy from the beginning. How many of those businesses were driven out of business or really, really stunted their growth over the last year? Or laid off a bunch of people. Laid off a bunch of people? Right.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, two entirely different questions.

If China, for instance, is dumping goods on us to undermine our industry,

tariff the crap out of them.

But just all the rest of that stuff?

No, never liked it.

Never liked it.

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