The Navarro Express

Peter Navarro joins Rob Schmitt for his first post-midterm interview, firing back at the Wall Street Journal’s claim that tariffs cost Republicans the election. Why tariffs don’t cause inflation, why it’s really an energy shock, and the manufacturing renaissance the media won’t report. Plus his bestseller, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison. No filler. No spin.

A hot inflation report has the Fed’s hawks circling — and Peter Navarro says one of them wants a recession to fight an energy shock. Why a rate hike can’t fix oil prices, why the shock is already doing the work, and why tightening now risks 1970s-style stagflation. No filler. No spin.

The pundits blamed a bad Trump economy for the midterms. Peter Navarro says the data say otherwise: a blowout jobs report, manufacturing turning the corner, investment surging. Plus the Reagan parallel — he lost the ‘82 midterms, then won 49 states. No filler. No spin.

A sitting U.S. senator told a room of students that serving in a Republican administration should carry a deterrent — a warning Peter Navarro says points straight at prison. In this episode, Navarro, the first senior White House adviser ever jailed for honoring executive privilege, lays out what he calls the Democrats’ lawfare playbook in their own words. He walks through the real cost of weaponiz...

The Federal Reserve held interest rates this week — but Peter Navarro says the so-called pause hides a familiar threat: more hikes, higher borrowing costs, and another mugging of the American worker. He breaks down the 10–2 vote, why September’s inflation was an energy shock rather than an overheating economy, and why a quarter-point rate hike can’t pump a barrel of oil or fix a supply route — it...

JUST IN: A major new report documenting an American manufacturing renaissance — and the latest ISM factory index supplied the exclamation point, jumping to 55.5 for the tenth straight month of expansion. In this episode, Navarro breaks down the numbers behind the comeback: more than 500 manufacturing projects announced since President Trump returned to office, nearly $400 billion in investment, an...

After an eight-month hunt, Anthony Fauci’s private 1,100-page diary has been pulled off government servers and released to the public — and Peter Navarro says it’s some of the best evidence yet for the case in his new book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison. In this episode, Navarro plays prosecutor and hands you the jury’s seat, building his argument around four questions anyone would ask of an execut...

Peter Navarro is taking the case straight to the people. In this episode, he previews his upcoming book event on Real America’s Voice promoting Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison — the book where he’s the prosecutor, you’re the jury, and all the evidence is on the table. He gives you a taste of what’s coming: the fight inside the first Trump White House, the public-versus-private diary, the warning Fauc...

August’s $105.6B trade deficit looks ugly — but it’s an investment boom, not an import binge. Peter Navarro on record capital-goods imports building American factories, the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling, and the Korean steel surge he says is impossible without cheating. No filler. No spin.

American taxpayers invented a battery that could break us free from China — no lithium, no cobalt, 30-year life. So why is the first factory in Changzhou, not Kentucky? Peter Navarro on the sneak attack behind it, Beijing's IDAR playbook, and the 1980 law that could bring it home. No filler. No spin.

American taxpayers paid to invent a battery that could break the country's dependence on China — no lithium, no cobalt, no fire risk, and a thirty-year life. NASA flew it; a Stanford lab, on Energy Department money, made it affordable. So why is the first factory building it at scale located in Changzhou, China, instead of Shelbyville, Kentucky? Peter Navarro pulls back the curtain on what he call...

Peter Navarro joins John Catsimatidis on WABC to break down a new White House Council of Economic Advisers study putting a price tag on the Democrat socialist agenda — the Mamdani, AOC, and DSA platforms. Navarro walks through the numbers: $52 trillion in costs over a decade, a debt-to-GDP ratio he says would balloon toward 254% by 2036, and why the "just tax the billionaires" promise raises only...

The financial press called the September jobs report a miss — Peter Navarro says they got it wrong again. He takes the number apart: unemployment rose only because the labor force grew, with prime-age employment and participation both climbing. The private sector added jobs while government payrolls shrank, manufacturing gained another 9,000, and the factory-construction crews building the plants...

Anthony Fauci has crashed back into American politics — and he's dragging his top aides and the Democrat Party with him. Peter Navarro breaks down the reckoning tightening around him: Fauci invoking the Fifth 111 times, a fifteen-year special assistant who just took the Fifth too, and a senior adviser who already pled guilty to hiding federal records. Senator Rand Paul now appears to have a materi...

Fauci took the Fifth 111 times. One aide pled guilty, another took the Fifth — and Rand Paul now has a witness who stood right outside Fauci's door. Peter Navarro on the reckoning tightening around Fauci, why Democrats keep protecting him, and his new book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison. No filler. No spin.

Peter Navarro joins Steve Bannon's War Room on the manufacturing renaissance the media won't cover: a thousand jobs at Peterbilt, a $15B steel plant transforming rural Iowa, GDP revised up, inflation down — and why the Fed keeps hiking anyway. Plus his new book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison. No filler. No spin.

GDP revised up to 2.2%, inflation cooler than expected, manufacturing booming — so why did the Fed hike rates again? Peter Navarro on the central bank's supply-side blind spot and why Trumpnomics delivers growth without inflation. Plus his new book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison, on Amazon. No filler. No spin.

Peter Navarro joins Steve Clemons at the American Growth Summit for a discussion on reindustrialization: aluminum coming back to Oklahoma and Kentucky, the economic cold war with China and its 2049 endgame, why the Xi summit solved none of it, and a blunt message for Canada's negotiators.   

Peter Navarro joins NTD News as Xi Jinping arrives in Washington — and lays out the stakes. Navarro frames the visit against China's sustained campaign of economic aggression, the roughly 50% tariffs and export controls the administration is holding firm on, and the "seven deadly sins" behind the 2018 Section 301 tariffs. He digs into his White House report, The Great Transshipment Scam, exposing...

Peter Navarro joins Steve Bannon's War Room as the Fauci investigation tightens. Senator Rand Paul is moving to subpoena and immunize Patricia Conrad — a former Fauci special assistant Navarro calls the "shredder-in-chief" — who was in the room at the critical January moment when leading scientists warned the virus likely came from the Wuhan lab. Navarro breaks down John Solomon's reporting, the p...

Part 2 of 2. Peter Navarro continues reading Dr. Robert Malone's review of his new book, Why Fauci MUST Rot in Prison. Where Part 1 laid out the diary and the discipline behind the record, Part 2 gets to what Malone calls the most unusual thing in the book — the sections that make it more than a polemic. This is where the case stops arguing and starts filing: the argument Navarro builds, the restr...

Part 1 of 2. Peter Navarro reads Dr. Robert Malone's review of his new book, Why Fauci MUST Rot in Prison. Malone didn't come to praise it — he came to referee it, hunting for the errors that would let Fauci's defenders throw the whole thing out. What he found, and what Navarro did about it, is the story of this episode. It's a look at the diary at the heart of the book, the evidence behind it, an...

Five networks — including "conservative" Fox — banded together to black out the president's cameras, and CNN cheered the "solidarity." Peter Navarro traces that word to Karl Marx and exposes the Five-Network Cartel Veto — while the 30-plus-outlet print pool never stopped working. Why Fox sided with the cartel, and why RAV is the silver lining. No filler. No spin.  

Peter Navarro joins Steve Bannon's War Room with breaking news: the TV pool went dark for Trump — and Fox is the reason. The 30-member print pool? Still running, no "solidarity" for the ban. Navarro on the anti-Trump cartel, cutting Fox off from administration guests, and his new book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison. No filler. No spin.  

When President Trump banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, it was Fox News — not the fake-news left — that shut off his cameras. Peter Navarro breaks down how a Fox executive blacked out a Republican president while keeping the pool rolling for Congress and VIPs, how Fox then linked arms with CNN, ABC, CBS, and NBC to brag about it, and how CEO Suzanne Scott keeps purging the voic...