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Did Trump call on C-SPAN as John Barron to destroy the Supreme Court’s tariff decision?

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettFebruary 22, 2026No Comments
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Donald Trump is very angry that the Supreme Court is taking away his power to act like a king and impose tariffs of any amount on the American people.because tariffs are taxes paid by businesses and passed on to consumers in the United States.

The current president does not care about politics or governance. There is little evidence that his television viewing habits extend beyond Fox News, Newsmax, Fox Business and the hate programs of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, CNN, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel.

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There is no evidence that Trump ever spent a single second of his presidency watching C-SPAN unless he fell asleep in front of the television or lost his remote while channel-fusing during Fox News commercials.

All of which makes this clip of someone referencing himself and John Barron and trying to sound a lot like Trump seem a little dodgy.

John Barron was the name Trump used to call the media, posing as a staffer to make statements to the tabloids during his years in New York. John Barron is Donald Trump. Everyone knew it, but Trump was making people attribute statements to John Barron that he didn’t want his name on.

The tariff decision, the Trump story and C-SPAN’s open line created the perfect climate for a prankster to have a little fun.

Keep reading as we compare the voices below.

Barron Call courts CSPAN decision destroy John Supreme tariff Trump
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