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Peter Navarro says maybe Microsoft should divest its holdings in China if it buys TikTok, since the Chinese military uses Windows and Excel. “The question is, is Microsoft going to be compromised?…Maybe Microsoft could divest its Chinese holdings?”
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White House trade adviser Peter Navarro suggested that Microsoft could divest its holdings in China if it were to buy the Chinese owned short-video app TikTok
TikTok. Trump. Microsoft. We talk about it all with top WH trade advisor Peter Navarro, on today's @ProRataPod podcast:
Peter Navarro publicly bashed yet another White House public-health expert while touting an unproven anti-malarial drug, saying he took “exception” to coronavirus testing czar Brett Giroir dismissing hydroxychloroquine as an effective coronavirus treatment
Peter Navarro, a top coronavirus task force official overseeing the Trump admin.'s domestic manufacturing group and implementation of the Defense Production Act, has become a key defender and promoter of the admin.'s coronavirus response.
Should you trust the Microsoft/TikTok deal? Peter Navarro casts doubt on possible buyout
WH advisor Peter Navarro suggests that Microsoft should make biz concessions in China to get its TikTok deal done. That, and more, in our conversation on today's @ProRataPod .
Most surprising part of my @ProRataPod discussion today w/ Peter Navarro was that he picked usernames/passwords and location as the two big concerns with TikTok. There are much more compelling arguments. As for Chinese govt knowing where my kid is. It's a pandemic. She's home.
Spoke to Peter Navarro for @ProRataPod . He sounded a bit more amenable to a Microsoft deal than he did over the weekend on Fox. Episode up shortly.
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Tony Fauci is one of the finest people I ever came across in government — he’s given his entire career to the mission of improving and saving the lives of people. The attempted trashing of his reputation by the likes of a kook like Peter Navarro is a disgrace.
Fauci fires back at Navarro: “I can’t explain Peter Navarro. He’s in a world by himself.”
Stephen Miller and Peter Navarro were widely panned as the most extreme and bat shit crazy members of the Trump administration from the git go. Very telling that while many others have hit the exit door...they remain.
The @nytimes story is a Fake, just like the “paper” itself. I was criticized for moving too fast when I issued the China Ban, long before most others wanted to do so. @SecAzar told me nothing until later, and Peter Navarro memo was same as Ban (see his statements). Fake News!
"In late January, President Trump's economic adviser Peter Navarro warned his White House colleagues the novel coronavirus could take more than half a million American lives and cost close to $6 trillion, according to memos obtained by Axios."
NEW: Inside the White House Situation Room yesterday, economic adviser Peter Navarro got into a heated dispute with infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci over the efficacy of the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine. Details here:
President Trump’s trade advisor, Peter Navarro, calls the suggestion that there were warnings of catastrophic consequences from a pandemic “fake news.” But after our interview, a late January memo he wrote surfaced warning almost exactly that.
When we interviewed Peter Navarro, the White House official tasked with coordinating national PPE supplies, he was, at times, more interested in questioning 60 Minutes' record than discussing the Trump administration’s preparations for COVID-19.
Peter Navarro just now at the daily COVID-19 briefing: "One of the things this crisis has taught us is that we are overdependent on a global supply chain."
Peter Navarro: Trump‘s Tariffs Accomplished More in Two Days Than Congress in 20 Years
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