Supreme Court of the United States in Podcasts
governmentSupreme Court of the United States, the highest federal court in the U.S.
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The Supreme Court's expected to hear oral arguments on Wednesday and decide whether the president has the authority to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook for cause.
And if he does, as with tariffs, they end up at the Supreme Court, where I think the Supreme Court is likely to strike them down.
So there have been a number of cases in which the president's authority has been challenged in a court of law and the court has ruled against the president of the United States.
The challenges were brought at the lowest level, federal district court with mixed results. Appellate courts in both cases upheld the challenges and struck down the state laws. That's when they were appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, which agreed to hear this case. A chance for the justices to once again weigh in on a heated issue surrounding transgender rights. In the same way we saw last year with a Tennessee state ban on gender care, gender transition care for minors.
Let's talk about what's happening at the Supreme Court tomorrow, because this is one of those cases that will come up a lot in the headlines.
In the Supreme Court oral arguments regarding U.S.
Back then, the court went out of its way to say that Trump's power to hire and fire didn't really apply to the Fed because it, quote, is a uniquely structured quasi-private entity that follows in the distinct historical tradition of the first and second banks of the United States.
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