Adam Liptak

Right.

There's a value to deliberation.

There's a value to consensus.

There's a value to buy-in.

And there's a value to letting people know what the rules are rather than governing by impulse and whim.

So the tariffs that were imposed under this 1977 law are gone.

That's not every tariff President Trump has imposed.

It's tariffs that he justified by trying to address the drug trade and tariffs he tried to impose to address trade deficits, but tariffs under other laws remain in place.

So this is not a complete answer.

It's not up or down tariffs, yes or no, but it does take out

in the short term at least, a great bulk of his terrorist program.

So it was an extraordinarily combative press conference.

He said he was ashamed of the justices in the majority.

He said they were unpatriotic and disloyal to the Constitution.

While the tariffs before the court were struck down, there are other avenues the president can pursue.

The court did not touch a number of other statutes which gave him separate authority to impose yet different tariffs.

And the president said he was going to invoke those authorities.

And he said they're a little more cumbersome, but they're going to let him do what he wants to do.

And he can get done a great deal of what the court took away from him on Friday.

Yeah.