Gavin Newsom torn to shreds for nasty statement about Republicans
Newsom has a knack for saying the most ridiculous things. He neve knows how to pick the right words.
And Gavin Newsom has been torn to shreds for a nasty statement about Republicans.
In a nation already torn apart by radical leftists who can’t stand a single dissenting voice, the brutal m*rder of Charlie Kirk has exposed the ugly truth about Democrat leaders like Gavin Newsom. Just weeks before this young patriot was gunned down on stage at Utah Valley University, Newsom was caught on a podcast unleashing a tirade that no American should ever hear from a sitting governor.
Charlie Kirk, the fearless founder of Turning Point USA and a tireless fighter for American values, was shot dead on September 10, during what was supposed to be a routine speaking event. The sniper’s bullet struck him down in front of shocked students, a cold-blooded hit that authorities are calling a targeted political assassination.
Flash back to August 20, on The Siren podcast, where Newsom decided to play tough guy against Republicans pushing back on Texas’s redistricting fight. He sneered at patriots standing firm for fair maps and Trump’s America, accusing them of weakness. “Look at these Republicans, cowering to this guy,” Newsom stated, lashing out at their loyalty to President Trump. It was the kind of cheap shot we’ve come to expect from a man who’s wrecked California with sky-high taxes, homeless camps on every corner, and policies that chase away jobs and families.
But Newsom didn’t stop at insults. He cranked up the heat, dismissing any call for civility as he doubled down on his rage. “So, I’m sorry. I know some people’s sensibilities. I respect and appreciate that. But right now, with all due respect, we’re walking down a d*mn different path,” he fumed.
Then came the line that’s now haunting Newsom like a bad dream. “We’re fighting fire with fire. And we’re gonna punch these sons of b*tches in the mouth.”
The clip exploded online after Kirk’s death, shared by outraged conservatives. Breitbart’s Joel Pollak nailed it, posting that the rant “was bad at the time and it is worse today.”
Social media lit up with raw anger—one user fired off, “Is this you dude? Calling for violence and then it happens,” while another slammed, “And this guy wants to be our next President?”
Another social media warrior put it plain: “This is exactly what I’m talking about! This violent rhetoric empowers mentally unstable people.”
Hours after Kirk’s assassination, Newsom issued a mealy-mouthed condemnation: “disgusting, vile and reprehensible” and called on Americans to “reject political violence in every form.”
Newsom even tried the personal touch, claiming he “knew Charlie” from a recent podcast sit-down and “admired his passion and commitment to debate.” “His senseless m*rder is a reminder of how important it is for all of us, across the political spectrum, to foster genuine discourse on issues that deeply affect us all without resorting to political violence,” he said on X.
He kept going, urging followers: “The best way to honor Charlie’s memory is to continue his work: engage with each other, across ideology, through spirited discourse.” And wrapping it up with, “In a democracy, ideas are tested through words and good-faith debate — never through violence.”
This isn’t isolated—it’s the rotten core of the Democrat playbook. From Biden’s old whispers of physical payback to the media’s endless smears calling Kirk and his allies “threats,” the left’s machine runs on hate. Trump nailed it in his Oval Office video: “For years, those on the radical left have compared wonderful Americans like Charlie to N*zis and the world’s worst mass m*rderers and criminals.”
Even Hollywood’s Charlie Sheen, no stranger to controversy, weighed in on Joe Rogan’s show: “No one should be m*rdered for thinking differently… He doesn’t deserve that. Nobody deserves that.”
As Trump honors Kirk with a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom—“we will have a very big crowd, very, very big”—the right won’t forget.
Stay tuned to the DC Daily Journal.
