Gate News message, April 25 — U.S. President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling on social media, stating that the nation could have saved $159 billion if the court had included a single clause stating “the U.S. need not return already-paid funds.” Trump argued that companies and individuals have been taking advantage of America for decades due to what he described as a “terrible and ridiculous” court decision.
Trump emphasized that adding just one short phrase to the ruling would have prevented the $159 billion payout, describing the amount as exceeding the total value of most countries. He questioned whether the court could not have made this adjustment “for our country.”
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