Hey Peter Navarro here with the latest sub-stack and podcast.

This one is fresh from a DC courtroom and it's an article every American voter needs to read or listen to.

Let's go. Trump guilty until proven innocent. Key lessons from a DC

courtroom. What can Donald Trump learn from my conviction for a crime I never should have been prosecuted for?

Lesson one, elections have consequences.

If Republicans controlled either the House of Representatives or the White House and Department of Justice in 2020,

neither Donald Trump nor I would ever have been indicted.

Instead, we have an Uber-partisan dual system of injustice

under Joe Biden's Banana Republic rule interfering with and thereby

destroying faith in our election system.

Lesson two.

Judges have far more power to determine verdicts than juries.

Bet you didn't know that.

In principle, every defendant is entitled to the broadest range of defenses.

In practice, however, before a case gets to a jury, a judge can eliminate any number of defenses, or in my case almost all of them.

I was on trial for failing to comply with a congressional subpoena.

I have already made history as the first senior White House advisor in history ever to be so charged.

Memo to Merrick Garland, your DOJ has a more than 50 year old policy that White House advisors and alter egos of the

president like me absolutely cannot be compelled to testify before Congress.

Despite my absolute testimonial immunity, as they call it,

Garland's weaponized Department of Justice went from my juglier. The defenses I was stripped of by the judge range from

unlawful bill of attainder and selective prosecution to entrapment by a

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