Trump's most unhinged tirade of his Presidency

The Supreme Court ruled that Trump’s tariffs were unconstitutional, and he completely imploded. Within hours, he stormed into the White House briefing room and delivered one of the most unhinged tirades of his presidency. He called the justices “fools and lapdogs,” said Gorsuch and Barrett’s decision was “an embarrassment to their families,” accused the Court of being “swayed by foreign interests,” and at one point blurted out that he had been trying to “be a good boy” so the Court would rule in his favor. Then he announced he would immediately impose new tariffs under a different law, because the Court told him no.

This decision shows us that the courts are not fully captured. The justices he hand-picked ruled against him. The Constitution held. The man who claimed he was untouchable just got touched, hard, by the very system he tried to bend. He will strike back, and he will escalate, but he is not all-powerful, and we now have more proof of that than ever. Primaries are coming, midterms are coming, and the system is not yet lost.

See the full story in the video above.

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This video is based on my written post, available HERE.

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