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🔥 “OFF THE MONEY MACHINE, JEFF.” — In a shocking live broadcast, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced that he would withdraw all state contracts and investments from Amazon, citing Jeff Bezos’ public support for the Trump administration.
The announcement sent shockwaves through the political and tech world. Seconds later, Donald Trump fired back on Truth Social, calling Newsom “a failed politician trying to get attention with media drama.”
But Newsom was undeterred. With his signature calm and confidence, he responded:
“This is not a partisan issue — it’s a matter of principle. If you side with corruption, you’re turning your back on the people.”
The auditorium erupted in applause.
What followed was truly earth-shattering in American politics: Trump’s team rushed to respond, Amazon’s stock soared overnight, and social media was flooded with comments praising Newsom.
The phrase “He did what no one else dared” — “He just did what no one else dared” — quickly became a trending hashtag on X (Twitter).
Observers said this was a bold move by Gavin Newsom, who has long been seen as a symbol of a generation of young leaders who dare to confront corporate and political power.
The big question is: What made him willing to confront the two most powerful men in America — Bezos and Trump — with such a shocking statement?
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