Radio host Charlamagne the God slams California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) over relocating to California “outside Trump” weeks after the president-elect's victory .
Charlamagne said that when someone uses words “like 'no to Trump,'” that person “is like, “When we need a president for something, you can laugh and jeer in the president's face the same way.'' “It makes you look like a hypocrite when you're acting like a hypocrite.” , President Biden, after they called him a “threat to democracy,'' among other things. ”
“If there's a policy that you don't like that President Trump might enact, you should bring it up. Don't talk about that person,” Charlamagne said in his first comment. Highlighted by Mediaite.
Biden, who has long warned of President Trump's threat to democracy, invited the president-elect to a meeting at the White House on November 13 and promised a smooth transition of power.
On November 7, two days after the election, Newson called for a special session of Congress. Parliament is scheduled to begin on December 2nd. According to Newson's declaration for the session, the focus will be on strengthening Congress' legal resources. The Golden State stands up for critical rights, climate action, immigrant families, and reproductive freedom.
“The freedoms we cherish in California are under attack, and we cannot stand idly by,” Newsom said in a statement at the time.
“California has faced this challenge before, and we know how to respond,” he continued. “We will do whatever it takes to make sure Californians have the support and resources they need to thrive.”
Newsom described the special session that began Monday as part of an effort to “protect the state from Trump” from federal action. According to a fact sheet from Newsom's office, California's governor will spend up to $25 million during the session to the California Department of Justice and state agencies to thwart “unconstitutional or unlawful federal actions.” I'm looking for it.
“My job is not to wake up every day and get a crowbar and try,” Newsom said in a video posted to X after Trump's 2024 election victory. [to put it in the] He talked about the wheels of the Trump administration. ”
“And once again, in the spirit of open hands, not clenched fists, that's how we want to move forward.”
The Hill has reached out to the White House and Press Secretary Newsom for comment.
