President Trump recently tweeted out the announcement that there will be a huge gathering in DC on January 6th of Trump supporters. Along with the message, he added a link to Peter Navarro’s 36-page report on the election fraud titled “The Immaculate Deception.” Something tells us this is a preview of what will be revealed on January 6th about the corruption in election 2020.

Peter Navarro never has minced words as President Trump’s White House Senior Trade, Manufacturing, and Policy Advisor. He’s honest and open when discussing trade policy, so it’s no surprise he would be the one to publish a 36-page report covering the election fraud that happened in November.

Navarro appeared on Fox News with Jesse Watters to discuss his report:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JblXeoRvJmg&feature=emb_logo

OUR PREVIOUS REPORT ON NAVARRO’S “IMMACULATE DECEPTION”:

Navarro believes the allegations of irregularities are serious enough to warrant an investigation and enough to overturn the election results.

“The Immaculate Deception” is Navarro’s report claiming that the election “may well have been stolen” from President Trump.

In the report, Navarro discusses all of the six key “irregularities” in the election that happened in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. He claims that if the six irregularities aren’t fixed, America runs the risk of never having another election again:

“If these election irregularities are not fully investigated before Inauguration Day and thereby effectively allowed to stand, this nation runs the genuine risk of never being able to have a fair presidential election again.”

And then Navarro said the obvious:

“The last thing this country needs is an Inauguration Day, where we have what is perceived to be an illegal and illegitimate president of the United States.”

Navarro concludes his report by arguing that “the failure to aggressively and fully investigate” the election fraud  “signals a failure not just of our anti-Trump mainstream media and censoring social media but also of both our legislative and judicial branches.”