Former President Donald Trump publicly criticized Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Neil Gorsuch, saying they "sicken me" following a Supreme Court ruling related to tariffs.

The comments represent a rare public rebuke by Trump of justices he appointed to the high court during his presidency. Trump nominated Barrett in 2020 and Gorsuch in 2017, both of whom were confirmed by the Republican-controlled Senate at the time.

The Supreme Court ruling that prompted Trump's criticism involved tariff policy, though the specific details of the decision were not immediately clear. Trump has historically been a strong advocate for using tariffs as a trade policy tool, particularly in dealings with China and other trading partners.

Trump's public criticism of the justices comes as he campaigns for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. His willingness to attack members of the Supreme Court he helped shape demonstrates his continued frustration when legal decisions do not align with his policy preferences.

The former president's comments highlight ongoing tensions between different branches of government and raise questions about the independence of the federal judiciary from political pressure.