Jen Psaki

And now that Trump has issued yet another round of tariffs, where do things go from here?

Luckily, I have just the person to ask.

Senator Elizabeth Warren joins me next.

OK, joining me now is someone I have been waiting to talk to all day, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.

Senator Warren, I think our viewers and I include myself as one of these people are probably dying to know what you think about this ruling from the Supreme Court today.

So let me just start by getting your top line thoughts on what we saw this morning.

There's no question about that.

It's a never-ending theme, it seems.

Let me ask you about that, because to your point, he seems hell-bent on moving forward with tariffs even after the Supreme Court ruling.

He has been talking about it for decades now, not based on economic policy.

But to your point, he put in place—he signed an executive order this evening, earlier this evening, with a 10 percent global tariff.

Give us a sense—you know all the levers of the law and of legality and Congress.

What is he—how is he trying to get around the Supreme Court here?

That's one of the ways.

But what is he going to be allowed to do, and what isn't he going to be, in terms of what you've seen so far?

So let's talk about that because you're always direct and you've sort of said this is going to be hard to see this happen because we've already seen corporations hire lawyers.

We saw this back in December, even before this ruling, to sue the administration over this, over the money they had paid for tariffs.

Walk us through what could happen.

Is there any way to stop this from happening?

And is there any way, in your view, for the American people to get any of their money back from what this has cost them?