Internet Roasts Trump After His “Fools” Rant Reveals A Basic Error

President Donald Trump's Sunday began with unexpected turmoil as a previously supportive faction withdrew its backing. What started as a self-congratulatory defense of his economic prowess quickly escalated into a frantic outburst, leaving even his allies puzzled about the trigger of his agitation— and whether he grasped the complexities of his argument.At 7:22 a.m., Trump delivered two consecutive posts on Truth Social, reflecting mounting anxiety—an explosive, all-caps rage defending his asserted right to impose tariffs under an emergency law central to his latest conflict with the Supreme Court. These posts, rather than demonstrating authority, unveiled confusion, prompting widespread ridicule concerning his tone and understanding.In one post, Trump bizarrely contended that if the President can halt all trade with a foreign nation, imposing a simple tariff for national security should also be permissible. His subsequent post, shedding formality, labeled tariff opponents as "FOOLS," reiterating his belief that tariffs elevated the U.S. to its current economic status.As the Supreme Court prepared to rule, several justices signaled skepticism toward Trump’s authority over tariffs, underscoring potential blows to his trade agenda and highlighting his evident disquiet about a looming decision against him.