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Trump says Gavin Newsom ‘could’ be charged over LA riots, proposes jailing flag burners
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2:27Now PlayingPresident Trump has called for Los Angeles rioters who burned American flags to be jailed for at least a year and suggested that California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has so botched the response to the bedlam that he could “in theory” be charged with a crime.
In the inaugural episode of Post columnist Miranda Devine’s “Pod Force One” — which will feature some of Washington’s most influential movers and shakers every week — Trump said all rioters found to be setting the Stars and Stripes ablaze should earn an “automatic” one-year jail sentence. Asked whether he was still in favor of arresting of Newsom for thwarting ICE operations in Los Angeles, Trump sounded off: “Well, he’s not doing a good job … In theory, you could” charge the governor, the president added. “It’s almost like a dissipation of duty. Nobody’s ever seen anything like that.”
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