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MILLIONS of taxpayer dollars wasted! A Texas nonprofit with direct ties to a Biden transition member has been caught receiving non-bid government grants while operating a completely EMPTY facility! This shocking report raises serious corruption concerns about how taxpayer money is being funneled through backdoor deals.
🔥 In this video, we expose the truth behind this fraudulent scheme:🔹 How a Biden-linked nonprofit reaped MILLIONS without providing real services
🔹 Why this raises serious corruption concerns over federal grant allocations
🔹 The political cover-up protecting this organization from scrutiny
🔹 What this scandal means for taxpayers and government accountability
📢 Is this the latest example of political corruption at the highest level?
Watch now and find out how YOUR tax dollars are being misused!
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It’s OVER For Obama After This HUGE Scandal! Barack Obama’s carefully crafted image is falling apart. Rumors of his crumbling marriage with Michelle are spreading like wildfire, and she’s been spotted vacationing alone with Hollywood elites while skipping major events. His name no longer carries the power it once did, with celebrities and even former supporters turning against him.
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Ten year treasuries are continuously dropping which means lower mortgage rates.
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New data from the US Census Bureau showed a big drop in consumer spending in January 2025, signaling a slowing economy. On top of that, Wall Street companies announced a big slew of layoffs, including Southewst, Chevron, and Meta. These signals suggest that US economy and housing market could be on the decline as 2025 progresses. Particualrly in area with a high employment of white collar workers. Another concerning sign for the economy is a big drop in consumer sentiment, and continuing poor home sales activity, additional signs that the economy is slowing. In this video I’m walking around Brookhaven in Atlanta, GA. This is a wealthy neighborhood that isn’t really feeling the effects of the economy slowdown. Home prices are going down in most areas of South Atlanta, but not in Brookhaven, where they are still up 2% YoY.
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Something is smelling fishy. The FBI is hiding thousands of pages of the Jeffrey Epstein list of flight logs and other documents are not surrendered to U.S Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI DIRECTOR Kash Patel. Watch Steve Gardner video clip on the corruption still left over from the Biden-Harris Administration. Stay tuned folks.
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America’s best president ever. Hope President Donald Trump beats 💓 him
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Newsom’s new podcast isn’t just talk—it’s a calculated step toward the White House. Critics say he’s laying the groundwork early, using media influence to shape his presidential image.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has recently faced significant criticism following the launch of his podcast, “This is Gavin Newsom.” Prominent figures, including leading podcaster Joe Rogan and GCA Forums News associate contributing editor Danny Vesokie, have publicly condemned the timing and intent of Newsom’s new venture.
Upon the release of the podcast trailer on his X account, Rogan, along with his co-host Alex Carlucci of Gustan Cho Associates, shared the video on his podcast’s platform, captioning it, “If the ignorant dick was a podcast.” This remark underscores Rogan’s ongoing disapproval of Newsom’s policies and actions. Previously, Rogan and actor Mel Gibson previously criticized Newsom for inadequate wildfire prevention measures during the devastating Los Angeles fires. They highlighted the state’s allocation of $24 billion to address homelessness, contrasting it with the perceived lack of investment in wildfire prevention strategies. Rogan accused Newsom of mismanaging the state and misleading the public about its economic status.
Danny Vesokie disapproved, stating, “It’s so cringeworthy and so tone-deaf to be promoting himself while people in California are still suffering.” Vesokie’s comments echo concerns about the timing of Newsom’s self-promotion amidst ongoing crises in the state.
These critiques come in the wake of significant wildfires that have ravaged parts of California, leading to loss of life and property. The Palisades Fire, for instance, resulted in at least nine fatalities and the destruction of over 5,000 structures, marking it as one of the most destructive wildfires in Los Angeles’ history.
The backlash underscores the scrutiny public figures face when their actions are perceived as misaligned with the immediate needs and sentiments of their constituents, especially during times of crisis.
In response to these events, Randy Economy, Chairman of Saving California, has initiated a recall effort to remove Governor Newsom from office before his term concludes in early 2027. Speaking on “Forbes Newsroom,” Economy outlined the motivations behind this initiative, citing leadership failures and mismanagement during recent crises as primary concerns.
Gavin Newsom: A Detailed Biography
Early Life and Education
Gavin Christopher Newsom was born on October 10, 1967, in San Francisco, California, to Tessa Thomas Menzies and William Alfred Newsom III, an appellate court judge. Despite facing challenges, including a lifelong battle with dyslexia, Newsom demonstrated resilience and determination. He graduated from Santa Clara University in 1989 with a degree in political science.
Entrepreneurial Ventures
After graduation, Newsom embarked on an entrepreneurial journey. In 1992, with financial backing from the Getty family, he founded the PlumpJack Wine Shop in San Francisco. This venture expanded into the PlumpJack Group, encompassing a portfolio of wineries, restaurants, and hotels. Newsom’s success in business laid the foundation for his future political career.
Political Career
San Francisco Board of Supervisors (1997–2004):
- Newsom’s political journey began in 1996 when Mayor Willie Brown appointed him to the San Francisco Parking and Traffic Commission.
- The following year, he was appointed to the Board of Supervisors, where he served until 2004.
Mayor of San Francisco (2004–2011):
- In 2003, at 36, Newsom was elected the 42nd Mayor of San Francisco, becoming the city’s youngest mayor in a century.
- During his tenure, he gained national attention for directing the city clerk to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in 2004, challenging state laws, and positioning himself as a progressive leader.
Lieutenant Governor of California (2011–2019):
- Elected in 2010 and re-elected in 2014, Newsom served as the 49th Lieutenant Governor under Governor Jerry Brown.
- In this role, he focused on economic development, education, and environmental issues.
Governor of California (2019–Present):
- In 2018, Newsom was elected the 40th Governor of California.
- His administration has prioritized healthcare expansion, gun control, and environmental sustainability.
- Despite facing a recall election in 2021, he retained his position and was re-elected in 2022.
Personal Life
Newsom married filmmaker and actress Jennifer Siebel in 2008, and they have four children. His personal experiences, including managing dyslexia, have influenced his advocacy for education reform and support for individuals with learning disabilities.
Recent Developments
In early 2025, Newsom faced criticism for launching a personal podcast amidst ongoing state crises, including devastating wildfires. This decision has sparked debates about leadership priorities and public perception during emergencies.
Governor Gavin Newsom’s journey from entrepreneur to political leader reflects a trajectory marked by progressive initiatives, personal resilience, and ongoing public scrutiny. As he continues to navigate the complexities of governance, his actions and decisions remain focal points of discussion and analysis.
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This reply was modified 1 week ago by Gustan Cho.
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The world’s most successful podcaster has slammed the California Governor’s new podcast. Gavin Newsom posted a trailer of his new podcast, ‘This is Gavin Newsom,’ to his X account. Joe Rogan shared the video on his podcast’s account and wrote, “If the ignorant dick was a podcast.”. GCA Forums News associate contributing editor Danny Vesokie has also criticized Gavin Newsom for “promoting himself” after California’s deadly fire disaster.
“It’s so cringeworthy and so tone deaf to be promoting himself while people in California are still suffering,” Danny Vesokie said.
The start of California Governor Gavin Newsom’s podcast, “This is Gavin Newsom,” has drawn immense backlash from notable personalities including Joe Rogan and GCA Forums News associate editor Danny Vesokie. Gavin’s uncle, Newsom, is also a podcaster. Rogan once commented, “If the arrogant prick became a podcast,” while posting the Newsom’s trailer on his podcast’s account. This feedback illustrates Rogan’s enduring resentment towards California Gov. Newsom’s policies. As it stands, Rogan, along with actor Mel Gibson, ripped apart Newsom’s efforts. During the blistering Los Angeles fires, they made sure to point out his lack of wildfire measures. During the Los Angeles fire, the state spent 24 billion dollars towards homelessness. Rather than add to the budget, they decided to shift funds. He has blamed Gov. Newsom for misgoverning the state and lying to residents about the actual economic condition of the state.
In my view, when Vesokie argued, “It’s very cringeworthy and quite tone deaf that he is promoting himself while there are people suffering back in California,” he quite well captured the criticism surrounding Newsom’s self-marketing campaign in the midst of the state’s persistent problems. He certainly got the critique.
Vesokie’s comments remind me about the very recent, and very serious, wildfires people cared, and, unfortunately, died to control in California. Out of all the wildfires that have happened in the history of Los Angeles, the Palisades Fire will always stand out. The ferocity of the inferno was unmatched and unprecedented which led to the death of over 9 people and completely wiping out about 5,000 houses and buildings.
These kinds of public responses serve as clear examples of the consequences political figures face every time they act without regard to the climate or the socio-economic situation in their state or country.
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