Steven Woldenberg

And so roughly $160 billion in tariffs have been illegally collected.

Will those get rebated back to the multitude of companies that have gone ahead and filed for rebates?

will get rebated to states.

Governor Pritzker in Illinois requested roughly $9 billion rebated to the citizens of his state.

That's what he should do.

He won't do it because he actually doesn't care about working families, and he thinks he's right.

So the major takeaway is the Supreme Court

did the president a favor and limited his authority on tariffs.

Tariffs, outside of a few select circumstances, are unequivocally bad for American consumers, and they're unequivocally bad for U.S.

businesses.

So the Supreme Court ruling was good news.

The American economy continues to truck along at a slow rate.

But in general, I think that we should not expect a recession in the near term, and we should rest assured that we have a great number of resources and will continue to grow at a moderate rate.