Gavin Newsom

It's time this guy start to understand that he cannot operate as an imperial president, that he is subject to the rule of law, co-equal branches of government.

The only branch of government that seems to be marginally operating, Supreme Court I say with an asterisk, but today they seem to operate, are the courts.

And I hope the Court of Public Opinion's finally catching up that it's gonna put pressure on the other branch of government, Congress, to step up and start doing their job.

They're all gonna be out of work in nine months.

You're gonna have a Speaker Jeffries.

This thing, this is a wrecking ball president.

And his imperial presidency is about to come to an end.

But he's going to be, as you suggest, this last gasp of a desperate man.

And that was advanced today rhetorically and then substantively with his effort to now do a global tax of 10%, another regressive tax on working people and small businesses across this country and around the world.

One-on-one meetings with the Chancellor of Germany, the Prime Minister of Spain.

I'm talking ambassadors from across the globe.

This is...

There's a reckoning happening.

I didn't feel that.

When I went to Davos those first few days, I called out.

I was very aggressive.

I brought those knee pads and I brought them up on stage.

I decided not to come in mildly.

I came in very hot, calling folks out, calling those that are bending their knee like law firms and universities have in the United States and CEOs that were assembled in Davos.

I suggested a lot of world leaders were as well.