'Plain and open corruption': Internet slams Donald Trump as sources reveal he plans to reward Peter Navarro for going to jail in Capitol attack case

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: According to people close to him, former President Donald Trump has frequently hinted at the possibility of pardoning Peter Navarro and giving him a job should he return to office, as reported by Rolling Stone.

These hints were often delivered in what insiders describe as 'mob speaks', a cryptic manner of communication that Trump allegedly uses to indirectly discuss matters that are sensitive in nature.

Donald Trump assures confidants he will 'take care' of Peter Navarro once released from prison

Navarro, once a prominent trade adviser in the Trump administration, received a subpoena from the House January 6 Committee. The committee sought his testimony regarding his efforts to delay the certification of the 2020 election results and his involvement in producing reports alleging massive voter fraud—claims widely debunked.

Unlike several of his former colleagues who complied with the subpoena, Navarro defiantly refused to testify. This defiance led to a criminal referral by the committee and subsequent indictment by a federal grand jury in June 2022.

By September of 2023, Navarro was convicted and sentenced to four months in federal prison, starting his sentence in March of this year.

During his legal battles, Navarro continued to be a staunch supporter of Trump and his claims of a rigged election. This unwavering loyalty did not go unnoticed by the former president, who reportedly expressed admiration for Navarro's dedication.

According to insiders, Trump referred to Navarro as "my Peter" and assured confidants that they would "take care of him" once he was released from prison.

As Trump makes another presidential run, discussions within his inner circle have included the possibility of granting clemency to Navarro should Trump win the November election.

Sources familiar with these discussions have indicated that Trump considers this a "very good idea," often using what his former staff describe as "mob speak" to communicate his intentions.

Trump's plans for Navarro go beyond clemency. There are indications that Navarro could be in line for a senior role in a potential second Trump administration.

This speculation aligns with reports of Trump and his allies preparing an extensive list of loyalists for key government positions, ensuring a network of unwavering supporters in critical roles.

Donald Trump's plan to reward Peter Navarro sparks widespread outrage online

The news of Trump's plan to reward Navarro sparked widespread outrage and condemnation online. One X user commented, "EVERYONE associated with Trump is bankrupt of honor and integrity," while another user decried the situation as "just plain and open corruption."

Other users echoed these sentiments, with one remarking, "Corruption right out in the open!" and another adding, "Implication being that there is a lot to 'rat' about."

On Facebook, a user compared the scenario to organized crime, writing, "Just like the MOB. Disgusting." The backlash continued with comments such as "Draining the swamp means emptying prisons he has filled with the best people!" and "Cult of scum."

Another user expressed doubt about Trump's political future, stating, "Trump will not ever be back in the White House...just the BIG HOUSE!"

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