Trump’s so-called trade deals over the past month had an important shortcoming: they weren’t exactly fully fledged https://t.co/RGgL28dQjS ...

All right, Tonv, I know that we've got a bunch of stuff to talk through here. Maybe where we can start is that Donald Trump and the White House have been running around the world and they're trying to strike all of these trade deals. You've got a very interesting perspective on what's working and what's not working.And you've outlined four specific things that you think are actually helping in these tariff negotiations. Uh let's start with these oil choke points. Explain kind of what's happening here and wh ...

>> Conversation we just had. I know we are now to politics. Joining us on set.Charlie Kirk, founder and CEO of Turning Point USA, the host of The Charlie Kirk Show. I follow about I only follow 200 people. I think that's not that many.I'm honored. And you. >> Don't even follow me anymore.He's literally. He's blocked me. >> But you know what people do.They send me your stuff to. >> Just to needle you to tweet me. I know, Charlie.>> You know, we know each other. I said we're going to have you on. And so the p ...

For all the triumphalism from Trump on trade deals, a symptom of his rush to raise tariffs is emerging: messy economic consequences https://t.co/gck36bfFuU ...

Donald Trump’s advisers used tough tactics to bring desired trade deals to the president, but key details in many remain unfinished https://t.co/kXpGyBVqup ...

Trade Policy & Legal Challenges - A federal appeals court is hearing arguments about whether President Trump overstepped his authority to impose tariffs, potentially rendering trade deals illegal [1] - Piper Sandler suggests the administration is struggling to justify the tariffs, arguing the President is claiming national emergency powers without statutory authority [2][3] - The legality of tariffs is questioned, citing Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution, which grants Congress the authority to impose tariffs [4][5] - The case is likely headed to the Supreme Court, with potential rulings in the coming months and a decision possibly by June [6][7] - There is a possibility that the Supreme Court may strike down the tariffs, with originalist and liberal judges potentially aligning against broad presidential authority [7][8][9] Market Impact & Investor Sentiment - The market's reaction to a potential overturning of trade deals is uncertain, with investors seemingly unconcerned about the tariffs [10][11] - The market consensus appears to be that the worst of the tariffs is over, but this view is challenged as deals are raising, not lowering, tariffs [11][12][13]

What are these trade deals that the Trump administration is doing going to do for Ford's EV competitiveness globally. And what if anything needs to happen in these uh negotiations the administration's in with China. >> Well, yes.I I think first of all, you know, the EU and the Japan trade agreement are pretty material for our for our industry. For a company like Ford who makes most of its products in the US, you know, that's a $5 $6,000 benefit. Um and so what we're working with the administration is the la ...

Thank you very much, John. Jim, let's start first off not only with the fact that you had an $800 million impact from tariffs in the second quarter, but you've trimmed your full year guidance. You're expecting a $2 billion impact full year, but is this the worst of the impact in terms of tariffs that you expect for the full year.Uh yes, I I think we we had a great quarter first of all, and thank you, Phil, for having me on the show. Uh and we increased our guidance for the company based on our underlying bu ...

Trump is hailing his trade deals as good for America, while critics see half-backed agreements short on details and padded with unachievable goals https://t.co/H4xNjo17ju ...

Brian, thank you very much. And yes, we are here with Scott Besson. Mr.. Treasury Secretary, thank you so much for doing this and being live on CNBC. Really appreciate your time today. >> Good to good to see you. Good to be here in Stockholm.>> Take us behind the scenes if you could covering these things as as we reporters travel around the world following you guys. Uh it's sort of a black box. We don't know what happens inside that room.We occasionally get the handout picture. How do how are these talks ac ...