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Our guest today is Peter Navarro, Senior Trump White House Advisor, his new book, I went to prison so you won't have to. A love and lawfare story in Trump land is an

absolute insider's look at what real political weaponization looks like. Peter, thank you so much

for joining us in this edition of the Federalist Radio Hour. I so much appreciate it. And I've long

admired what the Federalist does in these areas of constitutional

law.

And that's what I went to prison so you won't have to is much about, not all about,

certainly, because there's several stories going on.

But the U.S. versus Peter Navarro is destined to be a landmark constitutional

case on the separation of powers. I'm still fighting my appeal, even though I've done my time

in prison, as they say. I've got no personal incentive to fight that appeal, but I feel very strongly that if we don't, what's called, settle good law on the issue of the subpoena power versus the executive branch, it's going to be really difficult for White

houses to function without undue interference.

So there's a lot of good law to unpack there, sir.

No doubt about it.

I think it's an extremely important case.

And I know you probably just want to

walk away from this stuff and say, you know, like you said, you did your time. You were under

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