Peter Navarro has said he failed to comply with a subpoeana from Congress because former Pesident Donald Trump told him to assert executive privilege.
A jury began deliberating on Thursday morning at the criminal trial of Trump White House trade advisor Peter Navarro.
Navarro has said he failed to appear before that panel because former President Donald Trump instructed him to assert that he was exempt from testifying due to executive privilege.
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