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Monday.com. This is John Batchel, a conversation with my colleague, Richard Epstein, Civitas Institute,

about the courts hearing the dispute between the administration

and those complaining many states, 20 states, about the president taking tariff power from

the Congress in claiming it's a national emergency, asserting it's a national emergency, and that that

permits under the 1977 law the president to act. However, it's before the courts. Richard's

expecting action in the next few days, and here he's going to explain.

Richard Epstein on the case of the terrorist,

does the president have the authority he's taken or to the court's rule that it's not constitutional

for the presidents to take the tariff power

away from Congress without Congress's permission or claiming it's an emergency. The emergency

being a trade imbalance. More of this tonight. So the appeals goes to the court and the court

But then what they say is we've looked at this. We'll give you our opinion in 10 days, but right now what happens

is we have concluded he does not have this authority. And you put a paragraph out, give the

injunction, and then say the clock is running, go for certiorari to the Supreme Court.

And the court can happen very quickly if they want to. The court can take it up immediately.

Yes, remember, August 7th is a key day.

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