E.J. Antony

And where do people like that go to share the big lie?

MAGA Media.

I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.

Well, Steve, thanks for having me.

Real quick on tariffs, the Supreme Court has a lot of different ways they could go here, not the least of which, which my sources are telling me is a growing possibility among the justices, is that they may decide to essentially say that the IEPA tariffs are unconstitutional, but for the sake of not causing chaos, they may allow existing ones to stand and just not allow future ones.

So that means new tariffs would have to be implemented with things like

Section 232, for example.

So the president still has a lot of tools in the toolkit, so to speak.

It's not as if he will be down and out if the ruling doesn't go his way to one degree or another.

Now, in terms of the math that we just got today, both the numbers out of the Treasury and the numbers out of the Bureau of Labor Statistics

we're pretty darn good overall.

Not great, but good.

In other words, we're heading in the right direction.

We are continuing to see a general disinflation trend.

And by the way, core goods, a category which was supposed to explode in terms of prices,

because of tariffs.

It hasn't.

In fact, in the last month, not only was the annual rate low, but the month-over-month rate was actually slightly negative, a fraction of a percent.

So instead of seeing costs explode here, we are seeing the cost of tariffs not passed on to consumers by and large, but mostly eaten by foreign exporters and middlemen, which is a great thing for the

American consumer because those customs duties in the first three months of this fiscal year, Treasury just told us this afternoon, is up to $90 billion.