Anyways, I think we really helped China tremendously because, you know, they were having great

difficulty because we were basically going cold turkey with China.

We were doing no business because of the tariff, because it was so high.

But I knew that.

But don't ever say what you said.

That's a nasty question.

Go ahead.

To me, that's the nastiest question.

President Trump snapping back at a reporter who asked him about the so-called taco trade on Wall Street.

The question is, what is that and why have I been wanting tacos all week?

We're going to explain in just a moment.

Meanwhile, a federal trade court has blocked many of the president's tariffs,

ruling that he overstepped his authority. The question is, will the administration actually comply?

Plus, the president continues to dismiss the idea of any new sanctions on Russia,

despite Vladimir Putin's unwillingness to negotiate a peace deal with Ukraine.

The question is, why won't Trump ramp up the pressure on Putin?

It's way to work for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early. The show that never says no to tacos. I'm Allie Vitale on this Thursday, May 29th, and we'll start with the news. We begin with a federal trade court blocking most of President Trump's trade tariffs. A three-judge panel on the International Court of Trade yesterday ruled that the president did not have the authority to impose those sweeping tariffs in the

first place, at least some of them. The judges found that Trump's use of the decades-old

International Emergency Economic Powers Act did not, quote, delegate an unbounded tariff authority

to the president and that Trump's tariffs lacked, quote, any identifiable limits.

Lawyers for the Trump administration have already said that they'll appeal.

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