The Navarro Express

Kill the chicken, scare the monkey. Fox did it backwards — killed the monkeys, kept the chickens. Nobody left standing and willing to stick their neck out for President Trump and the 77 million-strong MAGA base. All that left nobody to stand up for Maria Bartiromo.  

The carrier will notice. The rowboat will sink. Careless Carney turned a trade fight with America into a disaster for Canada — and swimming over to China only makes it worse.

August payrolls tripled expectations; manufacturing is hiring, and factory construction is booming. The August jobs report, just in time for Labor Day, proves Trumpnomics is working — from the factory floor up. 

Sixty-five months of inflation — and the new Fed chairman finally admits whose fault it is. But in the same breath, Kevin Warsh reaches for a rate hike that could choke the Trump Boom in its tracks.

For five years, the government sent its own cybersecurity teams to break into America's election systems — and in case after case, they gained full network control within hours. Then they burried it, until now. 

The declassified record shows two things: the arsenal Communist China built ahead of the 2020 election, and the documented effort inside our own intelligence community to strip the election connection out of it.

There's a global shell game running against the American people, and Peter Navarro is here to expose it. High-tariff exporters are laundering their goods through a shadow network of more than 40 countries, slapping on false "made in" labels to erase the tariffs they'd otherwise owe and sneak into the U.S. market. The cost? Tens of billions in stolen tariff revenue every year and countless American manufacturing jobs that vanish before they're ever created.

The July producer price numbers just landed — flat, cooler than Wall Street expected, with goods, energy, and food all falling. The real tariff story was never about prices. It's about evasion. 

The pundits promised tariff inflation. July's numbers say otherwise. Cooling core prices, rising real wages, and why the Fed shouldn't mistake an oil shock for a spiral. The inflation scare is running out of gas. 

The Trump seafood competitiveness agenda means more premium American seafood for consumers— scallops landed by American boats. For the country, it means a smaller trade deficit, better food security, and an ocean economy worthy of an ocean nation. How do you like dem scallops?