SCOTUS Trump Wins & Stock Market Tariff Turbulence | 4.9.25

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What Supreme Court wins did Trump secure?

John Bickley 0:03
The Supreme Court hands President Trump two wins, one on deportation and another on downsizing the government.
Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 0:09
We are going to keep America safe, and a liberal district judge is not going to stop us. And that's what the Supreme Court ruled.
Georgia Howe 0:16
What do the rulings mean for President Trump's agenda?
John Bickley 0:19
I'm Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Wednesday, April 9th, and this is Morning Wire. As countries seek to talk tariffs with Trump, the stock market sees another turbulent day full of ups and downs.

How is the stock market reacting to Trump's tariff policies?

Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 0:36
The first shock is not always the end shock. There are aftershocks, as you saw today.
Georgia Howe 0:41
And Trump is set for nuclear negotiations with Iran, but warns that the regime may be in jeopardy if talks go south.

What are the implications of Trump's talks with Iran?

Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 0:49
Hopefully those talks will be successful, and I think it would be in Iran's best interest if they are successful.
John Bickley 0:55
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What are the details of the Supreme Court's deportation ruling?

Georgia Howe 1:37
The Supreme Court on Monday cleared the way for the Trump administration to deport illegal alien gang members under a 1798 law. But the decision had both sides of the case claiming a victory.
John Bickley 1:48
Daily Wire reporter Tim Pearce is here to talk about what the Supreme Court's decision means, as well as a few other key rulings. Hey, Tim. So first, why are both sides claiming victory after this deportation case?
Tim Pierce 2:00
Well, both sides do have something to point to here as a win. So the Supreme Court ruled five to four that President Trump may use the 1789 Alien Enemies Act to deport gang members, the most important aspect of the ruling. But the court also said those deportees have a right to due process. The Trump administration has taken the decision as a major victory. Here's Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Monday.
Kristi Noem 2:22
Today is a bad day to be a terrorist in the United States of America. Today, the Supreme Court came out with a decision that reaffirmed President Trump was correct in using his authority on using the Alien Enemies Act to deport terrorists out of this country.
Tim Pierce 2:37
Of course, it also has something for the illegal aliens who brought the case. The justices unanimously agree that in each case, the alien has a right to have his deportation order reviewed by a judge. And what's the background of this case? Who brought this? The case was brought by a group of Venezuelan nationals. They filed suit in the D.C. District Court, and the case fell to Judge James Boasberg. He may already be familiar to many of our listeners. Boasberg put a freeze on not only the deportations of the plaintiffs, but any other similarly impacted individuals as well. Another example of what Republicans have said is vast judicial overreach. The Supreme Court took that case away from Boasberg because it said the lawsuit should have been filed in Texas, where the deportees were being held. Here's White House advisor Stephen Miller.
Stephen Miller 3:21
What does this mean for you and your family watching at home tonight? It means that the Department of Justice, FBI, DEA, ATF, the U.S. Marshal Service, Customs and Border Protection, Border Patrol, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement now have maximum authority to find and remove illegal alien gang members from Venezuela that have been responsible for so much misery in this country, for the torture and murder of Jocelyn Nunguri, for the brutal slaying of Lake and Riley. Those monsters can now be hunted down and expelled from this country with speed, force, and efficiency.

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