Peter Navarro has ‘no regrets’ making history as first White House official jailed for contempt

“I have no regrets,” Peter Navarro said. “I didn’t choose this fight, this fight chose me.”

Navarro made history as the first White House official to be jailed for contempt after he refused to answer questions before the House panel investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection. He has been loyal to Trump since.

Trump also said he would “absolutely” bring Navarro back to the White House under a possible second Trump term.

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