Peter Navarro Lays out Trump Second Term Agenda From the Jailhouse

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : The "unified Reich" headline appears to be pulled from the Wikipedia page for World War I. Beyond that headline, the ad features copy discussing World War I and early twentieth-century war history dated between 1914 and 1918 -- at the height of Jim Crow, prior to women's right to vote, and just before the Ku Klux Klan became a mass movement.
58% : "Make America great again," the voiceover on the video declares as it ends, effectively confirming what critics have long said the phrase coined by Ronald Reagan's 1980 campaign and repopularized by Trump really means: Make America great again for a select, ultraracist few.
48% : Trump previously described neo-Nazis who marched in the fatal Unite the Right rally in 2017, carrying tiki torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us," as "very fine people."
19% : It comes as no surprise that a member of his campaign team would pull a DeSantis and "accidentally" publish a video on behalf of Trump infused with a positive reference to Nazi Germany.

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