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The embarrassment didn't ease when the conversation switched to talking about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his vaccine stance during Covid. Newsom tried to paint himself as the adult in the room. “And so I respect Bobby, but he really turned on me early and he flat out lied...

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Joe Rogan just AMBUSHED Gavin Newsom with a single text that forced him to answer for California’s draconian COVID policies. This conversation was a real test. Newsom tried to recycle old COVID talking points. But Shawn Ryan pushed back hard, telling Newsom to his face that he REGRETTED taking the vaccine. Then Rogan’s question landed like a bomb: Who will be held accountable for mandating “unnecessary and ineffective” COVID vaccines for young children? Watch Newsom squirm as he tries to defend lockdowns, vaccine mandates, and the damage those policies caused. 🧵 THREAD

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Governor Gavin Newsom didn’t get the friendly interview he might have expected when he joined The Shawn Ryan Show. Instead, he found himself pressed on the very issues that have defined...and haunted...his political career. Even before Covid came up, the conversation turned to one of the country’s most divisive topics: guns. Ryan opened the exchange with a direct question: “Do you think that everyday citizens carrying a gun reduces crime or increases crime?” Newsom didn’t hesitate, delivering the argument he’s repeated for years. “I think the evidence, the evidence suggests the opposite. It increases the likelihood of a gun death,” he said, insisting that states with stricter gun laws see fewer gun deaths. “And you look at all the states with the most comprehensive gun safety reforms, they have lower gun death rates than states with weaker gun laws. And there's a correlation there.” “California is one of the lowest gun death rates in America. The highest murder rates in the county tend to be red states.” Ryan wasn’t convinced. He brought up Chicago—a city with strict gun laws but among the nation’s leaders in shootings and homicides. “Well, I thought Chicago was the number one?” Newsom faltered. “No.....well.....as cities you'll have different experiences, but at state levels, gun safety from our perspective, saves lives,” he tried. He insisted the data proved his point. “We have the data to bear that out.” But there’s a reason that argument often feels hollow. California’s overall gun death rate might look better than the national average on paper, but its largest cities have become with violent crime rates that defy easy talking points. For anyone paying attention to the crime waves in Los Angeles, Oakland, and San Francisco, it was hard not to see the disconnect.

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But things really unraveled when the topic turned to Covid. Newsom fell back on the lines he’d used for years, praising the vaccine rollout and claiming it kept hospitals from being overrun. “I think it prevented the acuity of the symptoms and disease, and kept people out of the emergency rooms,” he said. “And I think that's universally accepted by 90% of objective, of....uh....experts.” But Ryan wasn’t some media anchor nodding along. He fired back with his own experience—blunt and undeniable. “Man, I don't know—I wound up getting the vaccine. It's one of the only f*cking things I regret,” he said. “And then I got f*cking Covid like a couple weeks later.” The exchange was devastating for Newsom. He had no comeback, just the same stale claim that "experts agree." The governor looked and sounded exactly like the politician who forced mandates on millions while ignoring anyone who pushed back....even when their own experience told them the promises didn’t hold up. It was the moment Newsom’s polished veneer cracked. Watching him try to explain why people should trust the same messaging that had failed so many times was downright painful.

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Then came the biggest blow of all...and it didn’t even come from Shawn Ryan. Joe Rogan sent in a question by text, and Ryan read it out in full, leaving Newsom nowhere to run. It was a reckoning for the Covid mafia and Newsom himself. “Who will be held accountable for mandating COVID-19 vaccines for children, which were unnecessary and ineffective, and who will take responsibility for the unprecedented increases in myocarditis and cancer cases among them?” Rogan added another direct shot: “Second to that, do you feel any remorse for that draconian decision that was obviously heavily influenced by the pharmaceutical companies’ desire for maximum profit?” Newsom visibly struggled. He didn’t deny the mandates or defend the decision directly. Instead, he started pointing fingers at Trump and Republican governors who also rolled out vaccines...without addressing his own responsibility at all. It was humiliating. For once, there was no crowd of supportive journalists to clean it up for him, no carefully crafted press release to smooth it over. Just an unfiltered moment of accountability, and he had nothing to say other than trying to defend failed policies and Covid talking points.

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Watch the full episode of the Shawn Ryan Show with @ShawnRyan762 here:

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Special thanks @overton_news for helping me put this thread together! If you’re into truth-seeking news accounts like mine, they’re definitely worth a follow! —> @overton_news

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@overton_news I was banned 3 times from Twitter 1.0 for defying mainstream narratives. If censorship strikes again, you’ll always find my latest threads at I sift through the news so you can live your life. Stay Informed Here:

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@overton_news Thanks for reading. For more in-depth stories the mainstream won’t touch, follow me on 𝕏. —> @VigilantFox Looking for something else to read? Victor Davis Hanson just obliterated former CIA Director John Brennan, exposing three lies and hoaxes.

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This guy makes my stomch turn...what a pathetic liar. Tirn off the sound after you listen - and just watch the phony hands moving-something is off with this clown.

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Theresa Rvor 1 Jahr

Those streets in California where litteral zombies roam or lay on the side walk or hang over the park bench or......really show how MAHA you are Gavin

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America First redvor 1 Jahr

What’s with the hands and shoulder dancing? This Newscum guy is so weird!

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Jaredvor 1 Jahr

I need a cold shower watching this man speak. He’s slimy and slithery like a slug. I wish Newsom was held accountable in interviews the way @adamcarolla did years ago. He rambles, says nothing and never gets called out.

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@CAgovernor you are the definition of a "pathological liar"

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Too slick. I don't trust the guy. Reminds me of a used car salesman. (not disrespect to used car salesmen, unless you use tricks like this guy to see a used car)

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