Thursday, July 18

MUST-SEE: Dr. Peter Navarro HOSTS WarRoom Following Release From Imprisonment Under Biden Regime

Peter Navarro warned the WarRoom audience that if the government could target figures like himself, Steve Bannon, and Donald Trump, they could target anyone. Navarro described his imprisonment as politically motivated, initiated by Nancy Pelosi’s January 6th Committee, which he refused to comply with to protect executive privilege. He was prosecuted by Attorney General Merrick Garland and faced a Democratic judge who stripped him of defenses, leading to his conviction.

Navarro criticized the current administration’s policies, including open borders, the Green New Deal, and rising inflation, asserting they harm American workers and compromise national security. He emphasized the need for political control to prevent government overreach and urged voters to support Trump in the 2024 election. Navarro ended with a call to action, encouraging political activism to reclaim government control and protect freedoms.

Dr. Peter Navarro Reveals New “Smart On Crime” Theory

Dr. Peter Navarro and his fiancée Bonnie hosted the Thursday WarRoom. They discussed the hardships faced by families of incarcerated individuals, just one day after Navarro was released from prison stemming from contempt of congress charges.

Bonnie highlighted the unpredictability and emotional strain of prison visits, sharing her waiting experiences and interacting with other families in the visitors’ room.

Dr. Navarro emphasized the impact of long sentences on nonviolent offenders, arguing that they burden taxpayers and devastate families. He praised Bonnie’s support during his imprisonment and spoke about uncovering a scandal within the Bureau of Prisons, which he believes results from political punishment.

They also touched on the upcoming presidential election, urging people to vote and stay vigilant against election fraud. Dr. Navarro concluded with a call to political activism and community organization to ensure a fair election process.

Dr. Peter Navarro Explains “Special Kinship With JD” Over The Issue Of Globalism

Peter Navarro strongly supported J.D. Vance as the potential vice-presidential pick for Donald Trump’s 2024 ticket. Navarro emphasized the importance of Vance’s background and experience, particularly his understanding of the economic challenges posed by China.

Navarro explained his own journey in recognizing the economic threats from China, beginning in the early 2000s while teaching at the University of California, Irvine. He observed significant job losses among his students, which he traced back to China’s entry into the World Trade Organization. Navarro’s extensive research revealed that these losses were not solely due to cheap labor but also intellectual property theft and currency manipulation by China. His findings culminated in his book, “The Coming China Wars,” which gained Trump’s attention and eventually led to Navarro’s role in the White House.

Navarro drew parallels between his own experience and Vance’s personal history. Vance, who authored “Hillbilly Elegy,” lived through the economic devastation that Navarro studied, particularly in manufacturing-heavy regions like the Rust Belt. Navarro argued that Vance’s firsthand experience with these issues makes him a perfect advocate for Trump’s America First policies.

Navarro praised Vance’s alignment with key MAGA principles, including fair trade, secure borders, and ending endless wars. He contrasted Vance’s practical approach and deep understanding of these issues with what he described as the failures of current Vice President Kamala Harris.

Ric Grenell: Where Are The Dissenting Voices On Mainstream Media?

Peter Navarro introduced Grenell, who contributed a chapter to Navarro’s book, “The New MAGA Deal.” Grenell dives into current national security issues, discussing the situations in Ukraine and Gaza. He highlights the bias and lack of dissenting views in mainstream media, particularly targeting NBC and MSNBC, and criticizes Comcast for allowing such one-sided narratives. Grenell emphasizes the importance of diverse news consumption and holding media corporations accountable.

Navarro and Grenell agree that the media landscape is dominated by corporate interests that stifle alternative viewpoints, including those from conservative voices. They note that even Fox News has marginalized Trump supporters, exemplified by the network’s cancellation of appearances by figures like Donald Trump Jr. Navarro asserts the need for alternative media platforms, suggesting that Trump’s potential presidency could bolster these alternatives.

Grenell stresses the importance of consumers seeking multiple sources of information, including left-leaning ones, to form a well-rounded perspective. Navarro echoes this sentiment, highlighting his show’s practice of presenting clips from various viewpoints to foster informed discussion.

Navarro discussed government weaponization in his Wednesday night speech and his belief that his imprisonment for defending executive privilege was politically motivated. He said that his situation shows the issue of partisan attacks that prevent good people from serving in Trump’s administration.

Navarro Reflects On Lived-Experience Of Weaponization Of Government Against Himself And His Friends

In this segment, Peter Navarro delivered a detailed critique of the Democratic Party’s shift to the far left during a discussion in Milwaukee, highlighting its impact on American manufacturing and labor. Navarro emphasized Wisconsin’s importance in securing a Trump victory, stating, “Winning Wisconsin… means a good chance you’ll win the election for Donald John Trump.”

Navarro, who once identified as a Democrat, compared himself to figures like Trump and Reagan, who also transitioned from the Democratic Party. He reminisced about a time when Democrats represented blue-collar workers building families and communities through manufacturing jobs. He lamented the loss of this America, attributing it to the party’s shift away from its roots under elite influence.

Navarro said he sees an opportunity in the upcoming election to draw back disenchanted Democrats who feel neglected by the current Democratic leadership. He pointed to the frustration of these groups, such as soccer moms upset about changes in school curricula and workers concerned about illegal immigration impacting their job security and wages.

He cited a Department of Commerce report revealing that illegal aliens are taking millions of jobs from domestic workers, leading to wage depression, especially among low-skilled laborers.

Dave Bossie And Dr. Navarro Discuss ‘Trump’s Rescue Mission: Saving America’

Peter Navarro, David Bossie, and Mike Allen discussed the excitement surrounding the convention, emphasizing the significant role Wisconsin plays in securing a Trump victory. Navarro highlighted that the decision for him to speak at the convention came directly from Trump, not any staff member, illustrating Trump’s direct involvement. Bossie and Allen lauded Navarro’s contributions, noting his multi-talented nature and the missed opportunity of not having him as chief of staff during Trump’s first term.

The conversation then shifted to accountability, mainly focusing on what needs to happen if Trump returns to the Oval Office. Navarro stressed the necessity of holding individuals accountable for what they perceive as the weaponization of the justice system. He argued that those who have targeted Trump and his allies must face consequences to prevent future misuse of power.

Bossie talked about the need for immediate actions and accountability, noting the unfair prosecutions faced by Trump and his supporters. He emphasized that Trump would focus on economic policies, border security, and foreign policy while ensuring those who have wrongfully used their power are held accountable.

The discussion also touched on the extensive preparations for Trump’s potential second term, including hundreds of executive orders ready to be signed. Navarro and Bossie expressed confidence in Trump’s ability to implement his agenda swiftly, highlighting the lessons learned from the first term and the importance of being prepared to counteract opposition. They concluded with a call for vigilance and support to effectively execute the plans.

Mike Davis Reveals His FIRST Actions As Potential Acting AG

Mike Davis, Peter Navarro, and David Bossie discussed the urgent need for accountability in the justice system under the Biden administration, mainly focusing on alleged politically motivated prosecutions targeting Trump and his associates. Davis emphasized the importance of launching a criminal probe into what he described as a conspiracy by Democrats to unjustly target Trump and his aides, including Navarro and Bannon. They criticized the politicization of the judicial system, citing examples of judges with partisan ties making critical decisions. Navarro highlighted the erosion of executive privilege and accused Biden operatives of undermining constitutional norms. Bossie advocated for judicial reform by appointing constitutional conservatives to counter what they perceived as a biased judiciary. They praised recent judicial decisions like Judge Cannon’s for upholding constitutional principles despite pressure, emphasizing the need for such courage to restore justice.