California governor slams claim that probes did not originate from Washington
Gavin Newsom insisted he was being targeted at US President Donald Trump’s behest.
California governor slams claim that probes did not originate from Washington
Gavin Newsom insisted he was being targeted at US President Donald Trump’s behest.
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