Kenneth

And, of course, there are many things playing out here.

But at the end of the day, this is more about a fight for power than it is specifically about some tax.

Tom, where are you at with this?

Well, I mean, I think Tom had it right that the Supreme Court ruling was correct, that it wasn't that tariffs are illegal.

It was that the procedure was illegal.

And I have a feeling Trump and his people knew this was coming all the time.

This ruling has meant has been that he can't use it as capriciously as he's been doing, which he's a good negotiator and sometimes use it effectively.

On the other hand, I have friends who run small businesses.

It has been brutal on them because not only are there the tariffs and you don't know what's coming,

but there are actually a lot of costs, administrative costs, if you're a small business, if you're importing.

It's not just that you're paying the 15, 20%, but there are all these other fees that places like FedEx and others are charging because they have to do all this paperwork that they didn't have to do before.

So I think a thing that hasn't been talked about enough is how tough this has been on small businesses, this uncertainty.

Maybe it's for the larger good, but it's not been painless.

But it was sort of a war on everyone.

I mean, so I'm all for national security and thinking about just things like the drugs that we use.

We found that out in the pandemic.

We were importing everything from India and China.

We didn't have control over it.

So there are things which are national security, but, you know, is wine national security?

You know, is everything national security?