ilmscore | Prediction Details
"The Supreme Court are looking over, you know, are looking over these uh these Trump tariffs and there is a there is a pretty decent chance that they may actually strike them down. They may actually rule them illegal. Yeah, I've been watching the commentary coming from the court and many of the justices, including many of the conservative justices, have been skeptical of the arguments made, specifically the fact that the Trump administration does not have the authority to raise revenue. This whole idea and you know, which is kind of ironic because Trump has always been talking about how much money the the the tariffs have been raising and his his lawyer was arguing, no, it's not revenue generating. We're just trying to it's national security. We're not trying to raise revenue what you've been talking about the whole time. Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, they've taken these tariffs uh I think are estimated to have taken in around $200 billion. And if the Supreme Court does strike these tariffs down, I mean, you'll obviously get appeals from the Trump administration, but it could mean um that that 200 mill billion dollars needs to be returned to US businesses stimulus. Yeah. Yeah. And so, that would be a kind of, you know, a form of stimulus."
By Coin Bureau | November 10, 2025 | Incorrect
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Interpreted Prediction
There's a significant chance the Supreme Court will rule Trump's tariffs illegal, potentially leading to the return of approximately $200 billion to US businesses, acting as a form of stimulus.
AI Evaluation Notes
Based on a search of Supreme Court decisions and news articles, the Supreme Court did not strike down Trump's tariffs as illegal. Therefore, the prediction is very inaccurate because the predicted event did not occur.

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Supreme Court on Trump Tariffs

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