US election campaign - Trump ally back on the loose - cheers at party conference
The former economic advisor of ex-US-President Donald Trump, Peter Navarro, was greeted with frenzied applause at the Republican Party convention in Milwaukee on the day of his release from prison in Miami. "I actually left the Miami prison early this morning", Navarro began his speech to an ecstatic audience, which he further heated up with several radical statements.
"Be careful if you get Trump, you'll be next", Navarro warned against US-President Joe Biden among other things. Biden's administration was responsible for their and Trump's legal issues, Navarro claimed. "If we don't control our government, they will control us." The Democrats also had their sights set on children, wanting to indoctrinate them with their "toxic views", Navarro added. He also focused on the topic of immigration and accused Biden of rolling out a "rug" at the US-Mexico border, over which only dangerous criminals were coming into the country. "In Trump's America, you'll be safe and our borders will be, too."
The 75-year-old had served a four-month prison sentence in March for contempt of the US Congress. He had refused to release documents and testify before the House Oversight Committee about the Capitol storm. Navarro was the first close Trump associate to serve time in this context. Meanwhile, Trump's former chief strategist, Steve Bannon, is also serving a four-month sentence.
- Peter Navarro, the former economic advisor to ex-US-President Donald Trump, expressed his concerns during his speech at the Republicans' convention in Milwaukee, warming up the audience with radical statements.
- Navarro, who recently served a four-month prison sentence in Miami for contempt of the US Congress, accused US-President Joe Biden's administration of being responsible for both their and Trump's legal issues.
- In his US campaign rally, Navarro criticized Biden for rolling out a "rug" at the US-Mexico border, allowing dangerous criminals to enter the country.
- Navarro, now a key figure in the US Elections 2024, warned the audience at the Republican Party gathering to be cautious, suggesting that if they get involved with Trump, they could face similar consequences.
- The 75-year-old Navarro, who was the first close associate of Trump to serve time in this context, also targeted Biden's handling of immigration and children's education, accusing him of promoting "toxic views" and indoctrination.
- As Trump's former advisor, Navarro continues to be a significant figure in the United States of America's political landscape, particularly amongst the Republicans and those supporting him in the US campaign for 2024.
