Trump adviser Peter Navarro to be sentenced for defying Jan. 6 committee subpoena

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : "Like Stephen Bannon before him, throughout the pendency of this case, the Defendant has exploited his notoriety -- through courthouse press conferences, his books, and through podcasts -- to display to the public the reason for his failure to comply with the Committee's subpoena: a disregard for government processes and the law, and in particular, the work of the Committee," federal prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memo.
22% : Trump referred to the report in his infamous "will be wild" tweet on Dec. 19, 2020, encouraging supporters to travel to Washington for a "Big protest" on Jan. 6.
19% : Navarro's lawyer asked that any sentence imposed Thursday be immediately stayed due to "novel issues" presented in the case, including Navarro's purported belief that Trump had invoked executive privilege.
12% : "Navarro helped spread misinformation about the 2020 election after Trump's loss and issued a report that Trump falsely said proved that it was statistically "impossible" for him to have lost the election.

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