'NOT GOING ANYWHERE': Tariffs here to stay despite Supreme Court blow

• Supreme Court overturned some of President Trump's tariffs, leading to new global tariffs at 15% under Section 122, with revenue projected to be unchanged by 2026.
• Cartel violence in Mexico, including the killing of a drug lord, has led to chaos in resort towns and airports, with Americans advised to shelter in place.
• Tensions with Iran are escalating, with the U.S. building up military forces in the region and Iran reportedly a week away from bomb-making material, raising concerns about potential military action.

The discussion focuses on the Supreme Court's tariff ruling, which has led to new global tariffs by the Trump administration and increased business uncertainty. Geopolitical tensions are also highlighted, including cartel violence in Mexico leading to Americans being advised to shelter in place, and rising military tensions with Iran over its nuclear program. The overall outlook suggests significant global instability and economic uncertainty.