Staff Reports
Peter Navarro, a top economic adviser to President Trump, laid out the administration’s aggressive plan to crush inflation and strengthen America’s economy. Navarro called it a “3D War on Inflation,” focusing on slashing government red tape, ramping up energy production, and cutting wasteful spending from the Biden era. He accused the media of spreading “gloom and doom” lies to scare voters instead of reporting Trump’s common-sense solutions.
Navarro explained that overregulation under Biden strangled businesses and made everyday goods more expensive. Trump is cutting these rules so companies can lower prices and hire more workers. “Every dollar saved from useless regulations helps families at the checkout line,” Navarro said. The plan includes fast-tracking permits for pipelines and oil drilling to boost energy supplies.
Energy costs are the backbone of inflation, Navarro argued. Biden’s war on American energy caused gas and fertilizer prices to spike, hurting farmers and grocery shoppers. Trump’s “drill, baby, drill” policy aims to lower gas prices and reduce costs for food production. “Cheaper energy means cheaper everything,” Navarro said, pointing to recent drops in oil prices as proof the plan works.
The third front is stopping Biden’s runaway spending. Navarro blamed Biden’s trillions in wasteful programs for fueling inflation. Trump plans to claw back unspent COVID funds and slash budgets for “woke” projects. Navarro promised this would lower interest rates, making homes and cars more affordable for working families.
Navarro blasted the media for hyping tariffs to distract from Biden’s failures. “Tariffs aren’t the problem—Biden’s energy bans and crazy spending are,” he said. He reminded voters that Trump’s policies lifted wages and created jobs last time, especially for blue-collar workers. The media’s “fake news” about inflation is just trying to hurt Trump’s reelection chances.
The administration says their strategy isn’t a quick fix but a total rebuild of the economy. Navarro compared it to fixing a crumbling bridge instead of slapping on bandaids. He predicted falling prices and rising wages as Trump’s policies take root. “We’re not just fighting inflation—we’re ending it for good,” he said.
Critics claim Trump’s trade wars could backfire, but Navarro said America holds all the cards. He vowed to force China and Europe to play fair or face consequences. “Other nations cheat us, and Trump won’t let it slide,” Navarro said. He argued strong borders and tough trade deals will keep jobs and factories in America.
Navarro finished with a bold message: Trump’s economy will roar back stronger than ever. He pointed to rising consumer confidence and recent stock market gains as early proof. “The media wants you to think disaster—we’re delivering victory,” Navarro said. The White House believes by Election Day, voters will feel the difference in their wallets and at the pump.
