Court to consider mistrial request in Navarro contempt case over potential juror contact with protesters

Peter Navarro was convicted on two counts of contempt for defying a House January 6 committee subpoena.
His attorneys moved for a mistrial, claiming jurors may have interacted with protesters during deliberations.
A court security officer testified jurors remained distant from media and protesters outside.
Judge will schedule a mistrial hearing in 14 days and review security footage.
The conviction highlights Navarro's disregard for rules and Trump's failed executive privilege claims.