Press Kicked Out As Trump SCREAMS Expletives At Supreme Court

Trump crashing out right before the State of the Union? Love to see it

This morning, the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s tariffs as unconstitutional, despite the fact that the majority of the Justices align with Trump ideologically. He seems to be taking it great.

The President of the United States saying “These f’ing courts,” at a breakfast for governors that he uninvited Wes Moore from (during Black History Month, mind you) is certainly… something.

Then, maybe due to the tantrum he was about to throw, Trump kicked the press out of the breakfast — immediately after FOX hosts said people feel trust in the federal government. Even the hosts were surprised that the cameras were ushered out of the room so quickly — not a good sign for the ‘most transparent administration in history.’

The tariffs in question would’ve impacted economies all over the world and ended up raising grocery, technology, and other products’ prices preemptively, but SCOTUS ruled them as unconstitutional because Trump didn’t involved Congress. Regardless, he still promised a new global 10% tariff.

The worst part about the tariffs being struck down is that is ended up just making companies more money — at our expense. Corporations were able to raise prices, consumers had no choice but to pay them, and now we’ve all lost out on the difference.

My close personal friend Gavin Newsom is calling for Trump to issue refund checks – he and his billionaire friends literally profited off the American people and can’t get away with it.

jordan@JordanUhl

So corporations might get refunds from the government because of Trump's illegal tariffs. Those corporations raised prices because of those tariffs, meaning more money out of your pockets. But you get nothing. So, all in all, another massive transfer of wealth to the top.

unusual_whales @unusual_whales

BREAKING: The US government now may owe US companies $175 billion in tariff refunds, per CNN

5:07 PM · Feb 20, 2026 · 340K Views

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