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Trump Attacks Supreme Court Justices Over Tariff Ruling: Calls Them 'Embarrassment To Their Families'

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News18•21-02-2026, 07:35

Trump Attacks Supreme Court Justices Over Tariff Ruling: Calls Them 'Embarrassment To Their Families'

•Donald Trump launched a personal attack on Supreme Court justices who struck down his global tariffs.
•He accused some justices, including two he appointed (Amy Coney Barrett and Neil Gorsuch), of being "swayed by foreign interests."
•Trump called the justices "unpatriotic and disloyal to our Constitution," dismissing them as "fools and lap dogs."
•The 6-3 decision marked Trump’s first major legal setback on tariffs since returning to office.
•Trump praised the three dissenting conservative justices (Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Brett Kavanaugh), calling Kavanaugh a "genius."

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