Donald Trump Slams US Supreme Court Over Tariff Ruling; Claims He Settled India-Pakistan Conflict

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Donald Trump Slams US Supreme Court Over Tariff Ruling; Claims He Settled India-Pakistan Conflict

In a defiant address, US President Donald Trump expressed his deep disappointment with the US Supreme Court following a ruling against his administration’s use of IEPA tariffs. Trump stated he was ‘ashamed of certain members of the court’ for lacking the ‘courage to do what’s right,’ while specifically praising Justices Thomas, Alito, and Kavanaugh for their ‘strength and wisdom.’ He claimed that foreign countries are ‘dancing in the streets’ following the decision but warned that alternative methods would be used to maintain his economic agenda. Highlighting his foreign policy record, Trump asserted that he has settled eight wars, including a potential nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan, claiming the Pakistani Prime Minister credited him with saving 35 million lives. He further touted economic successes, noting the Dow Jones hitting 50,000 and the S&P 500 reaching 7,000 within a year of his victory. Trump concluded by affirming that tariffs remain a vital tool for national security and reducing fentanyl inflow.

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