Henrietta Treyz

I really do.

The president wound down the war far enough in advance that they can sell some good news.

Like I said, I think they can get away with having a public hearing about the military escalation and the war generally to keep them behind them on the war powers resolution.

I think they're OK for now.

Absolutely.

No question.

I would say Senator Galea is really leading the charge on that.

He's been stressing that these private, you know, behind closed doors briefings are a not very informative and B need to be out in public.

So Democrats are absolutely going to press for that.

No question.

I agree.

This is just a tremendous day, a huge win for the Constitution, for folks who cover tax policy, for anybody who remembers the Revolutionary War.

We fought against specifically a taxation power that Congress did not have any say over.

So this is, in my opinion, the largest and most impactful macroeconomic ruling the courts have ever delivered.

So just a tremendous day.

It is in line with what the market was expecting.

You can see that investors were very prepared to rip the retail stocks, everybody who's been exposed to the 40% transshipping tariffs, the ad hoc 50% tariffs on Brazil, the wide-ranging threats of 200% tariffs on French wine that have just been spewing out of the White House for 12 months now.

So it's really an exhilarating day, an incredible day for the Constitution.

Absolutely.

I think there's two ways to look at this.