Big Take A Guide to the State of Trump and the Union
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Feb 24, 2026 Josh Wingrove, Bloomberg White House reporter covering the administration's policy and politics, discusses how a recent Supreme Court tariff ruling reshapes the State of the Union. Short takes cover Trump’s messaging on affordability, possible moves on Iran and Ukraine, Kushner’s diplomatic role, and how midterm strategy and internal feuds are shaping policy plans.
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Court Ruling Upends Trump's Tariff Strategy
- The Supreme Court ruling on tariffs will overshadow the State of the Union and force Trump to reframe his trade agenda.
- Josh Wingrove explains the 6-3 decision gutted reciprocal tariffs and caused chaotic, ad hoc policy responses that worry trade partners and investors.
Trump Balances Threats And Diplomacy With Iran
- Trump is keeping military options open on Iran while also using diplomatic channels led by Jared Kushner to seek a deal.
- Wingrove notes Trump leaves a
Trump Growing Tired Of Ukraine Back And Forth
- Trump appears increasingly disinterested in pushing a fresh Ukraine deal despite the fourth anniversary of the invasion.
- Wingrove says Trump is distancing himself and Europeans worry about future U.S. arms shipments and pressure on Russia.