# Podcast Episode Summary
**Supreme Court Reins In Presidential Power on Trade**
In a landmark 6-3 decision, the US Supreme Court has struck down President Trump's sweeping tariff regime, ruling he exceeded constitutional authority under the 1977 emergency powers law. Chief Justice Roberts invoked the "major questions doctrine," insisting Congress—not the executive—holds the purse strings on taxation. The decision forces billions in potential refunds and throws international trade deals into uncertainty, marking the Court's strongest check yet on emergency-justified economic policy.
Plus: Hungary's Viktor Orban deploys wartime fear tactics with AI-generated propaganda ahead of challenging April elections, and Britain faces a constitutional earthquake as Prince Andrew becomes the first royal arrested in 400 years, suspected of sharing state secrets with Jeffrey Epstein during his trade envoy tenure.
From courtrooms to campaigns, this episode unpacks how power's limits are being tested across contin
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