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There is a badass chick video that will have you in stitches at Peter Navarro's expense.

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Former Donald Trump adviser Peter Navarro tussles with a protestor after being spanked by Judge Amit P. Mehta in his criminal contempt case.

The ruling was blunt. Navarro will be barred from telling a jury that executive privilege was part of his decision not to respond to a congressional subpoena from the now-defunct House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. No wiggle room there.

Navarro attempted three times to tear a sign from the woman at his press conference after the ruling. 

WATCH: “Bro, you’re already facing charges.” Former Trump adviser Peter Navarro fails to snatch a “Trump Lost and you know it” sign away from a protestor behind him, who was unflappable🦸🏻‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/POKbXMneWz

— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) August 30, 2023

I was unable to locate a stand-alone video of the spectacle. Though the below link may open for you.

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Ha Ha!  “Bro, you're already facing charges… go ahead and commit another crime”

Navarro was Trump’s Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy.

If this woman was covered in a DK diary, I missed it.

From CNN:

Navarro’s case may be a major test for congressional authority and the reach of the presidency. The trial would follow the conviction by a jury of another former Trump adviser, Steve Bannon, on the same charges last year. Bannon is appealing.

Navarro’s criminal case is set to go to trial in early September. In addition to serving as trade adviser in Trump’s White House, he handled some of the administration’s coronavirus response efforts. He also publicly discussed efforts to overturn Trump’s election loss in 2020.

The federal judge overseeing the case, Amit Mehta of the DC District Court, said he was “not swayed” by Navarro’s attorneys’ attempts to move the trial date back and that he was “highly disinclined” to move the date of Harrington’s testimony.


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