Monday, August 26

Dr. Peter Navarro: “Tony Fauci Made More Money Than God From Big Pharma”

Peter Navarro’s comments on the War Room emphasize the strategic alliance between Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. against powerful interests like Big Pharma and politicians like Kamala Harris. He criticizes the mainstream media for ignoring important stories, such as Trump’s health-focused agenda and RFK Jr.’s endorsement, which he believes represents a common cause against entities like “the fauciites.” Navarro highlights serious health issues facing Americans, blaming Big Pharma and Big Food for exacerbating conditions like obesity, autism, and mental health disorders. He claims, “Big Pharma regularly bribes doctors,” contributing to these problems, and accuses Kamala Harris of playing a “shameful role” in these failures. Navarro concludes with a call to “Make America Healthy Again,” underlining Trump’s commitment to improving public health and opposing what he sees as corrupt practices in government and industry.

Dr. Peter Navarro: “Harris’ Involvement With NASA Science Missions Is Another Disaster”

Peter Navarro criticized Kamala Harris’s leadership of the National Space Council, arguing that she has failed to maintain the momentum established under the Trump administration. He emphasized the deterioration of U.S. space policy, citing delayed missions, poor management, and missed opportunities under Harris’s watch. Navarro contrasted this with Trump’s clear vision and effective execution in space exploration, stating that "under Trump, we were hitting every milestone; now, the wheels have come off.” He expressed concerns about China potentially surpassing the U.S. in space capabilities due to this lack of leadership. Navarro urged listeners to support the “War Room” podcast to stay informed and fight back against what he perceives as a decline in American dominance in space and beyond.

Kamala Helped Result In Astronauts Being Stuck And A Number Of Problems That We’re Facing At NASA

In a conversation between Peter Navarro and Greg Autry, they discuss a range of topics, beginning with issues surrounding Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft. Two astronauts were left aboard the International Space Station (ISS) due to a malfunction in the Starliner’s thrusters. Despite the failure, SpaceX is now responsible for bringing the astronauts back. Autry mentions concerns about NASA’s safety protocols, highlighting systemic issues with Boeing’s quality control. The conversation also touches on the ISS’s current state, where there are tensions between American and Russian crew members.

They further criticize Vice President Kamala Harris’s leadership of the Space Council, suggesting her lack of involvement and decision-making has negatively impacted U.S. space policy. Autry praises the previous administration’s efforts, particularly the establishment of the Artemis program, and contrasts it with the perceived stagnation under Harris’s oversight.

Part One:

Greg Autry Explains The Strategic Military Leverages That The Moon Offers The U.S.

Part Two:

Greg Autry On Securing The Strategic High Ground In Space For Our Nation’s Prosperity

Part Three:

CPT Maureen Bannon Pays Tribute To Our Fallen Troops At Abbey’s Gate

In a poignant discussion, Maureen Bannon and Peter Navarro reflected on the tragic events of August 26, three years ago, when 13 American service members were killed at Abbey Gate during the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. Bannon criticized the Biden administration’s handling of the evacuation, contrasting it with a more orderly withdrawal from Iraq. She condemned the lack of accountability and the administration’s failure to honor the fallen properly, pointing out Biden’s indifference and Harris’s absence. Bannon emphasized the need to remember and honor the 13 service members and the 48 wounded, advocating for accountability and a commitment to never forget their sacrifice. The discussion exposed  a sharp contrast between the Trump administration’s approach and the current administration’s perceived shortcomings.