Trump promised tariffs would make America strong. He didn't just tinker with trade—he brought a sledgehammer to a scalpel's job. Ten federal judges have already declared the biggest tariffs unlawful, and now the Supreme Court gets to decide whether to call it policy or vandalism. After months of whiplash—on again, off again—the pain is finally trickling down, landing squarely on families already gasping for air. This week, the gang talks about how tariffs are less an economic strategy and more a slow-motion robbery, and whether breaking the camel's back is a bug…or a feature.

0:00:00 - Intro (Meredith in SantaCaliGon, Ty in Manhattan, Jay's extreme horror book obsession)

0:26:19 - Sounds of the Week:

0:50:26 - Tariffs

Songs:

"Moneytalks" by AC/DC

"Money" by Pink Floyd

"Money for Nothing" by Dire Straits

Notes:

SantaCaliGon (0:03:51)
The Rock Gods (0:06:25)
Raised By A Killer: Extreme Horror (0:23:03)
BEST EVER AC-DC impression by Jim Breuer (0:26:32)
African-American LGBTQ community: Persecution inside the Black community (0:32:58)
Missouri Republicans begin redistricting to erase one Democratic seat in US House (0:42:42)
Trump's tariffs hanging by a thread, but will that affect freight? (1:05:36)
Trump's lawyers just inadvertently admitted that his tariffs are illegal (1:07:25)
Trump Administration Drops Biden Plan for Flight Delay Compensation (1:12:20)
Trump signs executive order rebranding Pentagon as Department of War (1:12:50)