Tom BurtonCo-Founder, COO and CTO of LeadSmart Technologies

The long wait for the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs #EconomicInsights

Name: The long wait for the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs #EconomicInsights
Uploaded: 2025-11-12T19:55:57+00:00
Duration: 43 s
Channel: Tom Burton
Description: A short YouTube conversation (Tom Burton with another speaker) about the Supreme Court and pending tariffs litigation. Key points: Tom Burton gives a…

12 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube conversation (Tom Burton with another speaker) about the Supreme Court and pending tariffs litigation. Key points: Tom Burton gives a prediction of 29% that the Supreme Court will rule in favor of the tariffs; speakers discuss that the Court delayed oral-argument timing and now expects a ruling no earlier than early 2026 (originally hoped for 2025), possibly in the first quarter of 2026; one speaker interprets the delay as potentially indicating tacit support for the tariffs.

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29%

November 12, 2025

Early 2026 (possibly the first quarter); originally hoped for 2025.

The prediction is a 29% that the Supreme Court rules in favor of the tariffs.
This is about Trump getting squashed by the Supreme Court and getting rid of tariffs. And it's about just the mechanism and the statute that was used. To me, it's every day that this goes on. Further that the Supreme Court doesn't rule on this is a higher likelihood that they support it and allow it.
So here's what's a little, I don't know, interesting, but potentially a concern is that Supreme Court started the hearing arguments this week at the earliest. Now they're saying that a ruling will come. They were originally hoping for something in 2025. They are now saying a ruling will come in early 2026 at the earliest. It could even be later. I mean, it could be in the first quarter.
I didn't realize that. Thanks for looking at it. I thought this would be something that would move pretty quickly.
Well, I think that is quickly for them, but it's not like quickly like, hey, a week or two and we're done.