Peter Navarro on Tariffs 'Plan B'

• Navarro stated he would not resign if a trade case related to tariffs was lost, asserting that he is part of a broader trade team.
• He named key individuals involved in the trade team, including Scott Bessent (Treasury Secretary), Howard Lutnick (Commerce Secretary), and Jamison Greer (United States Trade Representative), with JD Vance also weighing in.
• Navarro affirmed that President Trump is the ultimate decision-maker on trade policy and that the team has anticipated contingencies and a 'plan B' if their current strategy fails.

Peter Navarro, then-White House trade advisor, expressed confidence in the administration's trade policy, particularly regarding tariffs. He dismissed the idea of resigning if a trade case were lost, emphasizing a collective team approach and the ultimate authority of President Trump. Navarro also indicated the existence of a 'plan B' for tariff policy, highlighting preparedness for various outcomes.