Gavin Newsom Savagely Taunts Trump's Hosting Of Kennedy Center Honors
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The California governor's grade-A trolling of the president's night as host included all-caps, off-the-charts vanity, and a naming rec for the arts venue.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom mocked President Donald Trump on multiple fronts over the president’s hosting of the Kennedy Center Honors on Sunday. (The taped ceremony will air on CBS Dec. 23.)
As Trump took the lectern to honor recipients such as Sylvester Stallone and the band Kiss, Newsom seized center stage on X with a mocked-up photo of the governor accepting the inaugural (and fake) Kennedy Center peace prize from the president.
The taunt skewered the cringey sight of Trump receiving FIFA’s first peace prize during Friday’s telecast on Fox of the World Cup soccer draw ― seen by many as a consolation prize after Trump didn’t receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
But Newsom’s post cut so much deeper.
“TERRIFIC NIGHT ACCEPTING THE FIRST-EVER KENNEDY CENTER PEACE PRIZE!!!” wrote Newsom’s press office in the president’s all-caps custom.
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