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Trump LOST in Court — Then FIRED Back With a 15% Global Tariff.
The headlines said Trump lost in court. But within hours, the story changed.

In this video, we break down what happened after the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s IEEPA tariffs — and why the legal defeat did not end the trade fight. Instead, Trump moved fast, switched tools, and announced a 15% global tariff under Section 122, hitting the legal maximum almost immediately.

This is not just a legal story. It’s a geopolitical and economic power story.

We unpack:

the 6–3 Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s IEEPA tariffs
how Section 122 of the Trade Act became Trump’s replacement weapon
why the 150-day deadline matters more than most headlines suggest
how the tariff clock overlaps with the CUSMA review in summer 2026
why Canada’s legal strategy may be stronger than it looks
and the unresolved $240 billion tariff refund question

We also explain what this means for:
Canadian steel, aluminum, autos, supply chains, exporters, and the future of US–Canada trade relations.

If you’re following Trump tariffs, Canada trade policy, CUSMA, Section 122, IEEPA, Section 232, or the wider US trade war strategy, this breakdown connects the legal, political, and economic dots in one place.

Question for you:
Did Trump really lose leverage in court — or did he just change tools? Drop your take in the comments.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro — The headline missed the real story
01:28 Why this matters for Canada and CUSMA
03:18 The key question: revenue or leverage?
04:02 How Trump used IEEPA tariffs
05:10 Supreme Court ruling (6–3) explained
06:35 Receipt #1: What the ruling really means
08:02 Receipt #2: Section 122 and the 15% tariff
09:28 The 150-day clock and July 24 deadline
10:36 Receipt #3: The $240B refund problem
11:52 Canada’s strategy vs Trump’s escalation
13:12 What this means for business and supply chains
14:18 Three scenarios from here
15:28 Final leverage question + closing thoughts

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