‘Very bad news for Peter Navarro’: Ex-Trump adviser indicted

A federal grand jury has indicted former Trump White House adviser Peter Navarro for contempt of Congress after he refused to cooperate in the House January 6 committee's investigation. CNN legal analyst Elie Honig breaks down the significance of the indictment. #CNN #News

[sandraswilcox]

After watching him on Ari Melber's show, ranting, raving and threatening the President and his administration, I hope they throw him in prison.

[williamrockwell]

He will be lucky not to get additional contempt charges for pissing off every judge he talks to. The guy is a complete annoying ass.

[beckymiller]

Reporters repeating that the "Democrats" will be happy about this indictment just reinforces the idea that they, the Democrats, are out to get Trump. It would be more accurate to say that "loyal Americans" who value democracy should welcome this indictment and the other work of the committee.

[debbiehunt]

Well, Navarro told Ari Melber he had no issue with being charged. How stupid is this dude to go to jail for a man who won’t even get him a lawyer.

[michaelkelly]

I certainly hope this is the beginning to finally prosecute Trump and his gaggle of criminals and traitors.

[kevonmason]

What a load of rubbish. This will not go anywhere.

[bobdollar]

Peter Navarro deserve all the Legal Trouble that will come his way for ignoring the 6 Jan., Committee Subpoena.

[technomarineco]

I searched Fox News and Peter Navarro and found nothing 😄

[Arational]

Question: Who told Meadows to stop complying with the committee?
That person would have also committed a felony

[Isalala]

If this doesn't produce some real consequences for such anti democratic behavior...I'm terrified by what's ahead for the good ol' US of A.

[OhNoNotAgain]

I can’t believe that he keeps going on Ari Melbourne and giving depositions. It’s actually pretty patriotic as he is saving DOJ a lot of money on prosecutors salary and costs for making deposition records.

[Godric_]

The more indictments they enforce, the more likely that everyone else will take this seriously. With little to no enforcement, they feel emboldened to ignore subpoenas.

[jeanhoward]

It is about time someone faces consequences, let's keep it up

[felicial]

What difference does it make? I mean, what are the consequences? Does this have any teeth?

[tease]

Executive privileges is the biggest BS of all time. Just the thought that they can commit a crime against their own government and get away with it is disgusting.

[alxxx]

Have to hold those responsible for Jan 6 and surrounding planning, and if guilty, "send them to jail". Otherwise they'll keep repeating antidemocratic actions, not constitutional beliefs.

[Joe-iwtf]

It's about time. When are the other crooks going down?

[jdocean]

They didn’t even mess around with him. Indicted.

[tonyladokguy]

The only way to deal with people who think they are above the law is to arrest and hold them accountable.

[meekinheritor]

Anyone obsessed with justice that ignores a subpoena is not a proponent of justice. Hypocrisy reigns supreme.