The Navarro Express

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?

For years you were told it was settled — a conspiracy theory not worth your questions. The newly declassified documents tell a different story.

The headline said the July jobs report was soft — and the usual voices rushed to call it trouble. Time to look behind the numbers and find the real story: manufacturing adding jobs, durable goods surging, factory construction booming, and wages climbing for the workers who build things.

The headline said the trade deficit shrank — but that's the easy part. Beneath the surface of the June trade report lies the real story: record services exports, historic energy strength, and capital-goods flows signaling an industrial base on the rebound.

They said American manufacturing was finished — a museum piece to trade away. The factory floor just proved them wrong. It's production, investment, and higher wages coming home. No filler. No spin. 

Your kitchen countertop is a battlefield — and most people never notice the fight. This week, President Trump moved to protect America's quartz industry from a flood of cheap imports engineered to capture our market and hollow out our factories.

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady—but the real story was the three dissenting votes in favor of a hike. This episode breaks down what the Fed got wrong, why markets reacted so negatively, and why supply-side growth—not tighter monetary policy—is the key to keeping inflation under control.

Anthony Fauci’s newly released diary offers a behind-the-scenes look at some of the biggest decisions of the COVID-19 pandemic. This episode examines what the diary says about the China travel ban, the Wuhan lab leak theory, hydroxychloroquine, mask mandates, lockdowns, and the internal debates that shaped the public response—and why its revelations continue to fuel calls for greater accountability.