He has no shame. Speaking to the union-dominated United Nations Climate Action and the Just Transition panel, Newsom used the platform to continue his pre-presidential campaign by showing himself to be a petty, unserious spokesman for far-left policies and–like in California–labor unions. As always, his central message was not of great plans and ideas to better the world; rather it was an embarrassing attack on Trump. He called Trump an “invasive species,” said nothing is more important than ending Trump’s presidency, and he took full credit for Elon Musk’s Tesla success.
Newsom was invited to speak at the gathering of climate alarmists and one-world globalists at the UN. Of course he was–the UN hates Trump and after much of the general assembly walked out on Benjamin Netanyahu today, one could make the case, they really don’t like America. Who better to speak to their group than Trump-hater Newsom.
Here are the quotes from Newsom’s under-ten-minute speech. Much of it sounds like his childish Comms Team:
“…we also have this to share: We’re also the most un-Trump state in the United States of America. That’s important because there’s probably nothing more important on this topic that you’ll hear today than the imperative of ending Trump’s presidency as we know it”.
“But my remarks are not just in the context of the invasive species —Donald Trump —but in the context of the work that we continue to do, despite the headwinds of people who have their heads in the sand, soaked by oil.”
“There is no —forgive us —Elon Musk without California’s regulatory system, which created the certainty where he could make the investments that ultimately became Tesla.”
And was this a ‘tell’–a foreshadowing of his less-than-secret plan to run for President?
“All of you, thank you for all the work you’ve done to get us here, and I look forward to coming back to the United Nations with the fresh air of progress versus the stale air coming out of Washington, D.C., of normalcy.
Here is who attended the far-left Climate Panel:
- United Nations Leadership: UN Secretary-General António Guterres and UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed [1]
- Heads of State and Government/National Representatives:
- Subnational and Local Leaders:
- Governor Gavin Newsom of California
Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr of Freetown, Sierra Leone
Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston, USA
Premier Alan Winde of the Western Cape, South Africa
Former Mayor Anne Hidalgo of Paris, France [1]
- Governor Gavin Newsom of California
Not an all-star panel. But Newsom got what he wanted–the spotlight and a megaphone to bash Trump and make the USA not a leader, not a superpower, but just another country. Is that how he’d behave as President?
Newsom Rips Trump At Lefty UN Climate Meeting
He has no shame. Speaking to the union-dominated United Nations Climate Action and the Just Transition panel, Newsom used the platform to continue his pre-presidential-campaign run by showing himself to be a petty, unserious spokesman for far-left wing policies and, like in California, labor unions. And as always, his central message was not of great plans and ideas to better the world, rather it was an embarrassing attack on Trump. He called Trump an invasive species, said nothing is more important than ending Trump’s presidency and he took full credit for Elon Musk’s Tesla success.
Here are the quotes from his under 10-minute speech:
“…we also have this to share: We’re also the most un-Trump state in the United States of America. That’s important because there’s probably nothing more important on this topic that you’ll hear today than the imperative of ending Trump’s presidency as we know it”.
“But my remarks are not just in the context of the invasive species — Donald Trump — but in the context of the work that we continue to do, despite the headwinds of people who have their heads in the sand, soaked by oil.”
“There is no — forgive us — Elon Musk without California’s regulatory system, which created the certainty where he could make the investments that ultimately became Tesla.”
And was this a ‘tell’–a foreshadowing of his less than secret plan to run for President?
“All of you, thank you for all the work you’ve done to get us here, and I look forward to coming back to the United Nations with the fresh air of progress versus the stale air coming out of Washington, D.C. of normalcy.”
Here is who attended the far-left Climate Panel:
- United Nations Leadership: UN Secretary-General António Guterres and UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed. [1]
- Heads of State and Government / National Representatives:
- Subnational and Local Leaders:
- Governor Gavin Newsom of California
Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr of Freetown, Sierra Leone
Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston, USA
Premier Alan Winde of the Western Cape, South Africa
Former Mayor Anne Hidalgo of Paris, France [1]Not an all-star panel. But Newsom got what he wanted–the spotlight and a megaphone to bash Trump and make the USA not a leader, not a superpower, but just another country. Is that how he’d behave as President?
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