In this week's The Reason Roundtable, editors Peter Suderman, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and Matt Welch discuss the economic and political fallout from President Donald Trump's new tariffs. They debate the role Congress, the courts, and billionaire influencers like Elon Musk could play in reversing these policies. Mentioned on this podcast:3 Myths About American Decline, by Nick GillespiePoll: 63% of Americans Want To Increase Trade with Other Nations, 75% Worry Tariffs Are Raising Consumer Prices, by Emily EkinsBye-Bye American Pie, by Nick GillespieCan RFK Jr. Fix Our Dysfunctional Public Health Agencies? by Ronald BaileyHow The Brady Bunch Handled Measles, by The HighwireHVAC jobs, by Bureau of Labor StatisticsWhy is there a shortage of plumbers and electricians? by Andrew DornTrump's Tariffs: It's Not Just the Stock Market That's In Trouble, by Eric BoehmThe Trump Administration Should Focus on Deregulation, Not Tariffs, by J.D. TuccilleTrump Is Wrong About McKinley's Tariff Legacy, by Matt WelchTrump's Longtime Obsession With Trade Deficits Suggests His Tariffs Won't End Soon, by Jacob SullumTrump Is Making Affordable Goods Expensive, by Jack NicastroTrump's Tariff Blueprint Called for 'Careful Planning' and 'Precise Execution,' by Eric BoehmNintendo Delays Switch 2 Preorders Over Trump Tariffs, by Joe LancasterAre Trump's Tariffs Constitutional? By Jack NicastroWhite House Cites Tariff Reports That Undermine Its Own Claims, by Erica YorkAll Trade is Reciprocal. Trump's Tariffs Interfere With That Reciprocity, by J.D. Tuccille Send your questions to [email protected]. Be sure to include your social media handle and the correct pronunciation of your name.Today's sponsor:Do you know a student looking for a transformative opportunity that supports the foundations of a free society? Reliance College invites students aged 16 to 24 to the 2025 Great Connections Seminar in Chicago, from July 26th to August 2nd. This year's theme, "Reason and Free Will," dives into timeless ideas from writers such as Thomas Jefferson, Ayn Rand, and Aristotle. Students sharpen critical thinking in small, dynamic groups, developing the intellectual tools needed to thrive in a free society. Outside the classroom, they'll explore Chicago's vibrant culture—touring museums, trying improv comedy, and building lifelong connections. Parents, this program equips students to think, reason, and act independently. Go to reliancecollege.org/reason to learn more and apply. Registration is just $800, including room and board for the full week, with scholarships available. Don't miss out! Visit www.reliancecollege.org/reason to learn more and apply.You believe in limited government and support organizations that champion the ideals of a free society.  But have you ensured that your charitable giving will leave a lasting legacy of liberty? Without a plan in place, your charitable legacy could fade—or worse, be redirected to causes that don't align with your values. At DonorsTrust, they help you secure your philanthropic vision for the long term. With a donor-advised fund, you can ensure that the groups you care about continue to receive support, even beyond your lifetime. And unlike other donor-advised funds, DonorsTrust respects your libertarian principles and ensures your charitable capital remains committed to advancing individual liberty. Your giving should reflect your values—not just today, but for years to come. Your Vision.  Your Values.  Your Impact. Go to DonorsTrust.org/Reason to ensure your philanthropy continues to champion liberty for generations to come.  That's DonorsTrust.org/Reason.Video Editor: Ian KeyserThe post Can Anyone Stop Trump's Tariffs? appeared first on Reason.com.