Gavin Newsom Reveals Son’s Prank Call To Trump: ‘I’m Like… Oh, God’
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“So there’s a missed phone call to Trump, from Dutch, my little guy," the California governor told Jack Cocchiarella.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) revealed on the latest episode of the “Jack Cocchiarella Show” that his 9-year-old son recently called Donald Trump on the president’s personal cellphone number.
When host Jack Cocchiarella asked Newsom to recall “the last thing Trump said to you,” Newsom said the president had told him, “‘Use this number anytime,’” explaining the president had given him his direct line.
Newsom joked to Cocchiarella that Trump would probably answer if they called right then, but then backed away from doing it.
His youngest son, Dutch, however, nearly followed through, said the father of four.
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