California Governor Gavin Newsom has become one of the biggest thorns in the side of the Trump administration, opposing the president regularly online and on the ground.

Today I sat down with the governor to talk about his new book, Young Man in a Hurry.

We also spoke about the impending deal between Warner Brothers and Paramount One that could have reverberating impacts

on media across the world, not just across America. We spoke about the influence of big money

in politics and whether or not he agrees that the state of our union is strong. This is an

exclusive interview with Governor Newsom.

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Here is my interview with California Governor Gavin Newsom.

Excited today to be joined by California Governor Gavin Newsom. Excited today to be joined by California

Governor Gavin Newsom. Now, Governor, I got your book. I'm in the middle of your book,

young man in a hurry, and I got to ask you, why did you write the book? I wrote the book because

I wanted to scrutinize my life, not have the sanitized version that's out there of a politician. I want to talk

about who I was, you know, who's the person, you know, under the mask, who's the person, you know, that's

not wearing the suit and what my journey's been, which has been, you know, a little less linear

than I think a lot of people believe or understand. So I wanted to, you know, a little less linear than I think a lot of people believe or understand.

So I wanted to, you know, I wanted to sort of lay claim to some truths.

I wanted to be self-critical.

I wanted in the process to learn about myself and learn about my family and more important than anything else,

fundamentally, to answer your question.

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