Podcast guests Rep. George Santos, Peter Navarro, Neal Katyal, and Naysa Woomer discuss topics such as Lindsey Graham's controversial phone call, the implications of Navarro's conviction, transmission trouble, Nancy Pelosi's announcement, the power of narrative and authenticity, and Jason Isbell's conversation about Kendrick Lamar's live shows and meaningful lyrics.

Peter Navarro, an economist and former Trump administration official, joins to discuss crucial political dynamics shaping today's landscape. They dissect the urgency of securing Senate leadership to support Trump's agenda and the need for election integrity. Navarro highlights the rising threat of central bank digital currencies and advocates for gold investment. The conversation also addresses the alarming issue of home title theft and emphasizes financial education for the public to combat economic challenges. It's a deep dive into navigating political power and safeguarding freedoms.

Brian T. Kennedy, a political commentator and author known for his insights on American history, joins economist Peter Navarro, famed for his trade policy expertise, and Jeff Clark, a former Justice Department official with a background in conservative politics. They passionately discuss the need for reclaiming government authority and the dangers of elite control through technology. The conversation also highlights Shakespeare's impact on revolutionary ideology and stresses the importance of grassroots movements, financial independence, and effective political appointments in shaping America's future.

Dr. Peter Navarro, an economist influential in Trump-era policies, joins conservative lawyer Mike Davis to discuss the political maneuvers surrounding a new administration. They analyze Trump's transition strategies, particularly the impact of recess appointments. The duo delves into the growing tensions involving the Justice Department's role against political adversaries and the implications of ongoing legal battles confronting Trump. They also reflect on military strategy, advocating for using contractors to manage crises instead of traditional forces.

Peter Navarro, an economist and former Trump advisor, joins political strategists Chris Buskirk and Caroline Wren, alongside journalist Natalie Winters. They discuss the critical need for grassroots voter mobilization in swing states like Arizona and Nevada. Themes include the dynamics of early voting, the role of super PACs in campaigning, and the economic implications of current policies. They also touch on challenges facing low-turnout voters and strategies to enhance voter engagement in the upcoming elections.

Peter Navarro and Rudy Giuliani are discussed in a podcast episode focusing on the lawlessness and criminal celebration at the RNC convention. The GOP's loyalty to Trump over upholding the rule of law is highlighted. The episode explores Peter Navarro's role in Trump's criminal organization and the upcoming election's accountability for criminal actions.

Peter Navarro, former Trump advisor, joins Ari Melber for a wide-ranging conversation. They discuss legal battles involving privilege claims, cooperation with subpoenas, and negotiations with the January 6th committee. They also delve into the Electoral Count Act, the seriousness of the legal process, and the strategy for a fair vote count.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Former Assistant to President Trump Peter Navarro discuss the challenges of securing the southern border and the manipulation of ballots. They also delve into the double standard within the DOJ, the downfall of the American economy, and Americans' fear of political prosecution from Biden's corrupt DOJ.

Former Trump aide Peter Navarro joins Ari Melber on a wide-ranging conversation discussing economic issues, rejected privilege claims, Congressional subpoenas, funding for legal fees, leadership failures, and the trial in the case of Elijah McLean's death.

Former Trump adviser Peter Navarro, convicted of contempt of Congress, discusses his refusal to comply with a subpoena regarding the January 6 attack on the US Capitol as part of the House Select Committee investigation.