Kimberly Adams

They haven't actually started shifting more of that spending domestically.

They have moved that spending around.

There's a little bit less spending in China in particular just because they had the worst of the worst of the tariffs.

But they're pretty much just shifting it to other countries.

So the other...

rationale, which was floated that the administration has put out that, oh, this is going to make these companies spend more on American businesses.

That hasn't turned out to be true either.

All right.

So this tariff decision is not the only big Supreme Court decision we've been waiting on that could have a big impact on the economy.

What else are you watching from our highest court in the land?

That's the big case to which the president responded with.

Well, let me try it anyway.

All right.

Well, Kai, it's been really good to have you back on.

Obviously, Kai Risdell, host of Marketplace.

Thanks, Kai.

All right, that is it for us today.

We are going to be back tomorrow for Economics on Tap.

Our YouTube live stream is going to start at 3.30 Pacific on Kai's side of the country, 6.30 Eastern where I am, and I'm actually in Vermont right now.

So I'm going to be meeting up with a reporter from Vermont Public Radio here at a local brewery.