Brett M. Kavanaugh

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21,539 appearances 451 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2018 last heard 29 Apr

Brett M. Kavanaugh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Can I just get a clarification of your answer, which is you agree if the word tariff were in the statute, that would be acceptable and constitutionally permissible, correct? podcast-host
this case. podcast-host
But the general point is yes, Congress you said it's assigned to Congress, but Congress can podcast-host
grant authority to presidents to impose tariffs as a general proposition. podcast-host
Okay. podcast-host
So we have to figure out then re what regulate importation means. podcast-host
And you've heard my questions. podcast-host
If th if this statute came out of nowhere in nineteen seventy seven, uh I think your case would be, you know podcast-host
uh s obviously stronger. podcast-host
We have to figure out at least I want to figure out what the Nixon precedent stands for. podcast-host
And what Algonquin stands for. podcast-host
On the Nixon precedent, the question is, I think, was Congress aware of that, meaning that when they used regulate importation and it's now being used to encompass tariffs, that's not unheralded because Congress was well aware. podcast-host
President Nixon announced those tariffs in a nationwide primetime speech, ten percent. podcast-host
Uh across the board in August nineteen seventy one. podcast-host
It was not some kind of little piece of paper. podcast-host
So it was well known. podcast-host
The question then is was Congress why didn't they change the language? podcast-host
Why didn't they say regulate but not tariffs? podcast-host
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