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Top Trump Ally Tapped For Senior Trade Role After Horrible Deep State Treatment [WATCH]

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Peter Navarro, the former White House trade advisor and staunch ally of President-elect Donald Trump, has been appointed [1] as Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing in Trump’s upcoming administration.

The announcement marks a striking return for Navarro, who recently served a four-month prison sentence for defying a congressional subpoena regarding the January 6, 2021, Capitol riots.

The decision was announced by Trump on Wednesday through his social media platform, Truth Social.

In his statement, Trump expressed strong support for Navarro and commended his past contributions to the administration.

“I am pleased to announce that Peter Navarro, a man who was treated horribly by the Deep State, or whatever else you would like to call it, will serve as my Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing,” Trump wrote. “During my First Term, few were more effective or tenacious than Peter in enforcing my two sacred rules, Buy American, Hire American. He helped me renegotiate unfair Trade Deals like NAFTA and the Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (KORUS), and moved every one of my Tariff and Trade actions FAST….”

Navarro, 75, has been out of prison for less than five months, according to CNBC.

The economist, author, and former congressional candidate previously served as Trump’s Director of Industrial Policy and Director of the White House National Trade Council.

His reappointment underscores Trump’s focus on reestablishing his economic agenda, with a strong emphasis on trade and manufacturing policies.

Navarro is expected to lead the administration’s efforts to enforce new trade agreements, including sharp tariffs on imports that compete with U.S.-made goods.

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Peter Navarro, Former Director of the U.S. Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, speaks during the third day of the Republican National Convention at Fiserv Forum. The third day of the RNC focused on foreign policy and threats.

Countries such as China, Mexico, and Canada are likely to face renewed scrutiny under Trump’s policies, with Navarro spearheading initiatives to prioritize American workers and industries.

In a 2020 interview with Fox Business, Navarro defended the administration’s tariff strategy, emphasizing its fairness and effectiveness. “They know they’re cheating us, and all we’re doing is standing up for ourselves,” Navarro said at the time, downplaying fears of retaliation by other nations.

He argued that the U.S. market’s size and profitability give it significant leverage in trade negotiations.

Navarro’s return highlights Trump’s loyalty to allies who have demonstrated unwavering support, even amid legal and political challenges.

During the Republican National Convention in August, Navarro praised Trump for his resilience and reminded the Republican Party of the importance of loyalty to the MAGA movement.

BREAKING: President Trump has appointed Peter Navarro to be his top trade advisor. He was jailed by the Gestapo DOJ for refusing to betray Trump.

“The January 6th committee demanded that I betray Donald J. Trump to save my own skin. I REFUSED.”
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— George (@BehizyTweets) December 4, 2024 [9]

Navarro’s 2006 book, The Coming China Wars, has been pivotal in shaping his economic philosophy.

The book warns of the dangers posed by China’s economic rise and critiques the global exportation of manufacturing jobs—a stance closely aligned with Trump’s “America First” agenda.

Trump’s emphasis on domestic manufacturing has resonated with labor unions, some of which refrained from endorsing any candidate in the 2024 election.

Organizations such as the Teamsters and the International Association of Fire Fighters cited Trump’s commitment to curbing overseas investments by American corporations as a key factor in their decision to withhold endorsements.

As the January 20 inauguration approaches, Trump is rapidly assembling his administration, prioritizing figures like Navarro who played critical roles during his first term.

Navarro’s reappointment signals a continuation of policies aimed at strengthening American manufacturing, reducing reliance on foreign goods, and prioritizing U.S. economic interests.

With Navarro back in a prominent role, the stage is set for the Trump administration to advance its ambitious trade and manufacturing agenda.

Whether the new policies will yield the intended economic benefits remains to be seen, but the administration’s focus on America First principles appears unwavering.