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Also, Liz Aloi, the prosecutor who sent the subpoena to Navarro, is on the prosecution team. She just recently dropped off the Baked Alaska prosecution, having gotten him to proffer his way into a corner before deciding maybe he wanted to be indicted with a felony after all.
If that's true the fuck-job by the DOJ is real.
https://twitter.com/kyledcheney/status/ ... 9155079168Kyle Cheney @kyledcheney wrote: HAPPENING JOW: Navarro is being arraigned at federal courthouse in DC. Says he wants to go pro se.
Navarro has taken multiple shots at DOJ during this hearing and says he’s been charged in bad faith after filing a civil suit against the select committee and the US attorney. He’s using this hearing to air grievances about the process.
“I don’t want to spend my retirement savings on lawyers,” Navarro says.
Navarro says he saved “millions of lives” as an adviser to Trump.
https://twitter.com/nycsouthpaw/status/ ... 4965067777southpaw @nycsouthpaw wrote: Peter Navarro’s first appearance in front of Zia Farraqui, the best magistrate judge in DC, is so far involving a lot of talking from the defendant. He’s now summarizing his pro se civil complaint to the magistrate.
We just heard a moment ago that Navarro’s first appearance in front of the District Judge (Mehta) will be on June 17.
Navarro is arguing for his criminal case to be postponed until his civil case is “allowed to go forward.” (Not how anything works.) A public defender was appointed for him for purposes of today, but he says he’s gonna continue to advocate for himself pro se in both matters.
“Typically, criminal cases do proceed ahead of civil cases,” Judge Faruqui says to Peter Navarro, gently.
“I served in the Trump White House for four years,” Navarro continues after suggesting he was going to stop talking. “I saved millions of lives.”
Navarro is complaining that he was arrested at the airport (on his way to Nashville, he says) rather than at his home, which he says it 100 yards from the FBI building.
“I was a distinguished public servant for four years. No one ever questioned my ethics.”
Navarro is now objecting to the conditions of his release without bail. Doesn’t want to surrender his passport or inform the court if he travels, etc.
Now he’s arguing with Faruqui about the condition that he not use illegal narcotics.
“That’s not me,” Navarro says.
So it shouldn’t be a burden then, Faruqui says.
Navarro doesn’t like it.
Pretrial services comes back on the line to explain these are standard conditions.
The government explains that they’re asking for the travel notifications because of the nature of the charges—that he had failed to comply with a lawful order to appear.
Faruqui rules Navarro can keep his passport, but he will have to notify the court of his travel and get approval for travel outside the continental US.
Jason Campbell @JasonSCampbell wrote: Rep Louie Gohmert on Navarro indictment: "If you're a Republican, you can't even lie to Congress or lie to an FBI agent or they're coming after you"
John Cardillo @johncardillo wrote: Navarro was arrested on board a plane on his way to do the Huckabee show in Nashville.
He was going to expose some things about the J6 Committee to Huckabee's large audience.
But I guess the timing of his arrest and leg shackles for a process crime are just coincidence.
Former President Trump and his allies, in conjunction with top House GOP leadership and conservative groups, have begun pulling documents and coordinating a behind-the-scenes effort to counterprogram the Jan. 6 committee's televised hearings this month, Axios has learned.
Why it matters: Republicans face a daunting challenge in the coming messaging war. The committee has been building toward this moment for months, hoping to use the blockbuster summer hearings to paint a vivid picture of how close Trump and his supporters came to subverting democracy.
Republicans are plotting to compete with wall-to-wall cable coverage by using their own platforms to argue the committee is a partisan fishing expedition that lacks legal legitimacy.
That framing will be central to their hopes of defanging whatever negative revelations come to light during the hearings.
Isn't it amazing how they are always just about t expose de trooth when something bad happens? Especially when he has been going onto every News affiliate in the US to talk about stuff (and confess the crimes he committed but hey)raison de arizona wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 5:13 pmJohn Cardillo @johncardillo wrote: Navarro was arrested on board a plane on his way to do the Huckabee show in Nashville.
He was going to expose some things about the J6 Committee to Huckabee's large audience.
But I guess the timing of his arrest and leg shackles for a process crime are just coincidence.
Gee, I guess now Navarro will NEVER share the dirt on the J6 Committee and we'll never know the nefarious things they were up to.
Gab and Parler too, no? And 8chan.Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Fri Jun 03, 2022 6:44 pm Sooooo, Frank Speech, Pravda Truth Social and Parler? Yeah, Iz skeered.
over Navarro blathering on to Ari Melber maybe a couple of hours after he was indicted and indictment sealed until he was in custody.