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Welcome to The Truth with Lisa Booth, where we get to the heart of the issues that matter to you.

Today we're talking tariffs.

More specifically, that Supreme Court decision, 6 to 3, that President Trump can't use AEPA to impose his tariff strategy.

What does this mean for the president? What does it mean for his leverage moving forward?

We're going to ask Nazak, Nicotar, she's the former Undersecretary of Commerce and an international

trade attorney. She worked during President Trump's first administration. So we're going to talk to her

about his trade strategy. What does it mean? Why did he do it in the first place? What do you need to

know at home? There's also a report recently that there has been a decoupling from China as a result

of President Trump's trade policies. So how important is that?

And what does this all mean moving forward?

I'm sorry, but tariffs, they're complicated.

Trade, it's complicated.

But Nazak is going to break it down for us. So stay tuned.

Well, Nazak, it's great to have you on.

I interviewed you recently on Fox Business, and you just did so it was after the IEPA Supreme Court ruling, and you just did such a good job explaining everything. And I feel like tariffs and trade and all this stuff is so complex. And you just did such a great job of explaining it in layman's terms for the rest of us. So I appreciate you coming on and making the time. My pleasure. Good to be with you again. And thank you for having you. Oh, well, thank you. Well, I guess walk us through real quick what the Supreme Court decision means for President Trump's tariff strategy and no longer being able to use AEPA? Yeah, I mean, what the Supreme Court

ultimately did was it just said, you know, the IEPA authority is just to sort of limit transaction,

stop transactions, which can't put tariffs on things through the IEPA authority. And that's really

all it was, was just setting guardrails on, you know, if you want a tariff, you can't use this authority. And that's really all it was, was just setting guardrails on, you know, if you want a

tariff, you can't use this authority. But it didn't say that the president doesn't have

tariff authority. The president has vast tariff authority. And so could the president quickly

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