PETER Navarro rushed to the Republican National Convention on Wednesday, only hours after being released from federal prison.

Navarro wrapped up his four-month prison sentence on July 17 and promptly flew to Wisconsin for the RNC.

The 75-year-old doctor has spent the past four months as an inmate in a Miami prison for elderly convicts.

His release didn't stop him from making an appearance at the RNC.

Navarro took the stage to praise Donald Trump and express his support for his presidential campaign.

He shared a strong anti-immigration sentiment, a common theme throughout the RNC.

Navarro expressed radical sentiments about immigrants and claimed Democrats have "blood on their hands."

When addressing his prison sentence, he told the crowd, "If they can come for me, if they can come for Donald Trump, be careful, they can come for you."

Navarro was convicted of refusing to cooperate in an investigation on the January 6 insurrection attack.

Trump has also had his fair share of legal troubles, having been convicted of 34 felony counts of falsified business records.

"I went to prison so you won't have to," Navarro told the crowd, adding, "I am your wake-up call."

The audience erupted in cheers before Navaro shared the three words his wife told him before his prison sentence.