Peter Navarro

The backup plan is the minority dissent in that whole decision, Maria.

It was a very political decision, as you well know.

Courts around America are needlessly politicized, making partisan decisions.

The seven judges who ruled against the Trump administration, six of them were Democrats, one of them was a

h.w bush rhino who was a free trader the four people who dissented that was a beautiful descent led by a judge named toronto and it's a road map as i've written about for the supreme court to deal with the key issues whether we have a national emergency whether tariffs can be used for the regulation of imports

whether we're in a permanent situation with the terrorists, which we clearly are not.

So the backup plan is the Supreme Court basically ruling in our favor.

Attorney General Pambati confirmed earlier this year that exists.

Everybody in America loses because of what India's doing.

The consumers and businesses and everything lose, and workers lose, because India's high tariffs cost us jobs and factories and income and higher wages.

And then the taxpayers lose because we've got to fund Modi's war.

certainly focus on that little story but what what I suggest to you as journalists is that there's two really bigger stories that you might want to report on and even do some research on because these are these are big issues this is not about me the one of the big stories is about

what is really an unprecedented assault on the constitutional separation of powers and the doctrine of executive privilege as a critical tool dating back to George Washington of effective presidential decision making.

When I walk in that prison today,

The justice system, such as it is, will have done a crippling blow to the constitutional separation of powers and executive privilege.

The second and related story has to do with the emergence of lawfare and the partisan weaponization of our justice system.

which we have seen come to this country with a vengeance since the coming of Donald John Trump as president.

And that keeps getting worse.

So let me walk you through those two stories.

And again, I'm hoping as journalists,