The man behind the president’s tumultuous tariff policies has sought for decades to set off the ultimate trade war with China.

Peter Navarro, White House senior counselor for trade and manufacturing, joins CNBC’s ‘Squawk on the Street’ to discuss the most recent GDP print, outlooks on trade policy, and more.

Once sidelined, President Trump’s counselor Peter Navarro has returned to Washington and quickly upended the global trading system. Credit...Eric Lee/The New York Times Supported by By Ana ...

All of which helps explain why much of Wall Street spent the past month frantically seizing on any sign ... Navarro relishes the fight. In a statement, White House spokesman Kush Desai said ...

Just a year ago, Peter Navarro sat in a Miami federal prison, warning he was a martyr for the MAGA cause and struggling to raise $750,000 for legal bills. Today, he sits at the centre of US ...

The Trump administration is reconsidering the legal basis for White House trade adviser Peter Navarro’s conviction for criminal contempt of Congress, according to court filings, a step that ...

One year ago, Peter Navarro sat in a federal prison in Miami, sending messages that he was a martyr for MAGA. He had begged for help paying legal bills that he said would reach $750,000.

Peter Navarro slammed the media Tuesday, arguing news outlets are using “scare tactics” to create more fear among the public as President Trump enacts an effective trade agenda.

Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro spoke with reporters Thursday outside the White House. (Bonnie Cash/Press Pool) Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro addressed the threat of retaliatory tariffs from ...

And he should also fire Peter Navarro, who's truly a dotard and a fool when it comes to trade policy. Firing Peter Navarro would shore up the economic health of the country in extraordinary ways.