I was on my way to Nashville today. What did they do? They didn’t call me instead of calling me and say hey, we need you down at court. We’ve got a warrant for you. We’ve gladly you come. What did they do? They intercepted me getting on the plane and then they put me in handcuffs. They bring me here. They put me in leg irons. They stick me in a cell. That’s punitive. That -- what they did to me today violated the Constitution.
Peter Navarro: “I was on my way to Nashville today. What did they do? They didn’t call me instead of calling me and say hey, we need you…”
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Peter Navarro describes his arrest and claims it violated his constitutional rights.
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