After an eight-month hunt, Anthony Fauci’s private 1,100-page diary has been pulled off government servers and released to the public — and Peter Navarro says it’s some of the best evidence yet for the case in his new book, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison. In this episode, Navarro plays prosecutor and hands you the jury’s seat, building his argument around four questions anyone would ask of an executive who bankrolled a dangerous experiment overseas and then helped point the story away from himself: What did Fauci know? When did he know it? What did he do next? And who died because of it? He follows the money — the NIAID grant, the subaward to the Wuhan lab, the gain-of-function work, and the oversight failures flagged by federal watchdogs — and lays out the possible charges, from culpable negligence to conspiracy and obstruction. The diary tells one story in private; Fauci told the public another. Get the book on Amazon now. No filler. No spin. Just the hard truth at Navarro speed.

Peter Navarro is taking the case straight to the people. In this episode, he previews his upcoming book event on Real America’s Voice promoting Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison — the book where he’s the prosecutor, you’re the jury, and all the evidence is on the table. He gives you a taste of what’s coming: the fight inside the first Trump White House, the public-versus-private diary, the warning Fauci never gave pregnant women, and the state-level path to finally holding him accountable. Tune in to Real America’s Voice TOMORROW, October 13th, for the full event — and grab the book on Amazon now. No filler. No spin. Just the hard truth at Navarro speed.

August’s $105.6B trade deficit looks ugly — but it’s an investment boom, not an import binge. Peter Navarro on record capital-goods imports building American factories, the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling, and the Korean steel surge he says is impossible without cheating. No filler. No spin.