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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It got to this court. podcast-host
The attorneys standing where you are stood up and said the license fee now before the court involves the broadest exercise of the tariff power in the history of the American Republic. podcast-host
In fact, we would have to go back to George the Third's stamp tax podcast-host
To determine as broad an executive power as claimed in this case. podcast-host
The statute is a simple one, it does not mention the tariff on its face. podcast-host
The argument there was the word tariff was not mentioned used adjust imports. podcast-host
The court, obviously, 9-0 rejects that argument, in part because, as others have have pointed out, the court does a lot of questions: well, what's the difference between a quote? podcast-host
Yeah. podcast-host
in a tariff. podcast-host
And what's the difference between an embargo and a tariff? podcast-host
And so podcast-host
uh when when the court writes the opinion podcast-host
It says we find no support in the language of the statute. podcast-host
The language. podcast-host
For respondents' contention that the authorization of the President to adjust imports should be read to encompass only quantitative methods, i.e., quotas, as opposed to monetary methods, i.e., license fees, of affecting such adjustments. podcast-host
So, on your basic point that you need the word tariff, Algonquin says you don't need the word tariff. podcast-host
And that was President Ford's oil imports. podcast-host
It's not podcast-host
I know the oral argument goes through this. podcast-host
Your answer. podcast-host
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