Martha McCallum

Gas prices are down.

You know, there's there's a lot of most economists are evaluating this as an about to turn around significantly economy.

I also see this.

I was a little bit surprised in some ways that the president was so upset about this.

And I talked to a few people who thought, you know, he's still winning on this.

And he could have just come out and said, you know what?

Whatever about your ruling.

But we're going to figure out a way.

We have a number of other options on this, which they've been working on for some time.

And we can put those into place.

It's not a big loss.

And I don't think that money's ever going to get paid back.

One hundred and seventy five billion dollars brought in in tariffs.

I don't know how they would do that.

Yeah.

And of course, the Roe v. Wade decision went the way that he and conservatives wanted it to go.

A huge decision.

So, Jessica, when you look at his attitude towards the court on this one, what's your reaction?

Well, there's a historic argument that after World War II, you know, the trade relationships that were put in place to help those countries recover after World War II were essentially still in effect in a latter-day form.

And that if you don't go in bold on some of these things and shake up the chessboard, nothing will ever happen.