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The Trump administration is considering its next steps after the Supreme Court struck down a key tariff authority on Friday.
NPR's Nina Totenberg reports the justices ruled President Trump exceeded his power under the law he used to impose several trade penalties.
Writing for a six-to-three majority,
Chief Justice John Roberts said that the Constitution explicitly places the power to impose taxes,
including tariffs, with Congress, not with the president.
Joining the conservative Roberts and the majority were two Trump appointees and the court's three liberals.
Justice Kavanaugh, also a Trump appointee, wrote the principal dissent.
A furious and agitated Trump called the three conservatives and the majority unpatriotic and disloyal to the Constitution.
fools and lap dogs for the rhinos and the radical left Democrats.
And that was hardly the end of it.
Trump called the three conservatives disloyal, unpatriotic,
and at one point launched into a rant about how the court should have invalidated the election results in 2020.
Nina Totenberg, NPR News, Washington.