Summary
California Governor Gavin Newsom gave his last State of the State speech, where he criticized President Trump and defended California's policies. Newsom discussed issues like homelessness and climate change, and he mentioned the state's legal actions against the federal government.
Key Facts
- Governor Gavin Newsom gave his final State of the State address.
- Newsom criticized President Donald Trump, saying Trump's actions threaten democracy.
- Newsom defended California's policies on homelessness, climate change, and healthcare.
- California has sued the Trump administration over 50 times since Trump took office again.
- Newsom described the federal government as prioritizing the powerful over the vulnerable.
- He called California a model for defending against what he sees as federal overreach.
- Newsom's speech was intended to highlight his achievements as he nears the end of his term as governor.
