Kathleen Claussen, a trade law professor at the University of Miami, and Timothy Meyer, an expert at Vanderbilt Law School, dive into the intricacies of presidential trade powers. They examine the authority behind the Trump administration's tariffs on Canadian aluminum and discuss the legal frameworks involved. The conversation unfolds to explore the challenges of reforming trade laws and the future dynamics between Congress and the executive. They also touch on potential legislative changes and the need for bipartisan action in trade and climate policies.