Newsom Criticizes CEOs, Seeks Federal Aid This Week
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Washington, Gov. Gavin Newsom criticized corporate leaders and sought federal aid during separate public appearances this week. At the New York Times DealBook Summit Wednesday he accused executives of “groveling” to President Donald Trump and mocked their willingness to accommodate the administration. Later in Washington he met with five members of Congress, including Sen. Alex Padilla and Rep. Brad Sherman, to press for federal recovery funding after Los Angeles-area fires; he said FEMA denied a requested meeting. Media outlets also reported partisan reactions and commentary about his conduct and statements. News reports. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. November — Prop 50 initiative passed, as cited in coverage.
- 2. Recent weeks — Newsom attended the U.N. climate summit in Brazil before returning to U.S. events.
- 3. Wednesday — Newsom addressed the New York Times DealBook Summit and criticized corporate leaders for 'groveling' to President Trump.
- 4. This week — Newsom visited Washington, D.C., and met with five lawmakers, including Sen. Alex Padilla and Rep. Brad Sherman, to seek federal recovery aid.
- 5. During the D.C. trip — Newsom reported FEMA denied a requested meeting regarding Los Angeles-area fire recovery.
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