Tariffs Trumped | Talking Feds Podcast
February 23, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn the wake of the Supreme Court verdict striking down Trump's tariffs, Harry breaks down the decision with a trio of top-notch legal analysts: Kyle Cheney, Adam Klasfeld, and Mimi Rocah. The group digs into the court's rare rebuff of the president and the infighting among the conservative Justices. Next, the panel turns to the lower courts' angry rulings against Trump's deportation drive, even including—finally—a contempt finding. To finish, they examine the arrest of ex-Prince Andrew and weigh the chances for similar accountability in the U.S.
Mentioned in this episode:
Kyle's reporting
Adam's Substack
5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling
Judge Provenzino's contempt order
Judge Provenzino's followup order, noting the purged contempt
SCOTUS tariffs ruling
Roger Sollenberger's EpsteinTrump article
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