And, This Is Governor Newsom Live At The DealBook Summit With Andrew Ross Sorkin
This is Gavin NewsomShow Notes
Governor Newsom chats with Andrew Ross Sorkin in front of a live audience at the New York Times DealBook Summit in New York. Listen in as they discuss the future of the country, the state of the Democratic party and how to fight the Trump administration. 0:00 - The Democratic Party Is A Big Tent Party 3:26 - The Importance of Democratizing Our Economy 9:27 Standing Up For Free Elections 15:55 Social Media Strategy & The Patriot Shop 20:35 Trump's Future 23:47 Crony Capitalism 29:30 California As A Model Economy 35:32 Environmental Issues & China 38:41 The 2028 Nominee Should Be...
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