Tony Michaels
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Gavin Newsom Dares Trump to Arrest Him | The Battle for America’s Constitution Begins
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20:03Now Playing“Come get me, motherf*er.”** Those were Gavin Newsom’s words to Trump—and in this firebrand episode, Tony Michaels tells us why California just became ground zero for the fight to save democracy.
Inside:
ICE agents, National Guard troops, and LAPD are clashing with protestors as Trump flexes federal muscle in sanctuary cities.
Tony draws a direct line from L.A. to Kennett, Missouri, showing how Trump’s deportation dragnet is triggering backlash across red and blue states.
Hear how even MAGA strongholds are rallying around victims of ICE, exposing cracks in Trump’s base.
A wake-up call on how Title X powers are being abused to strip governors of control—and how it could spread nationwide.
📢 This isn’t about left vs. right anymore—it’s about the Constitution vs. tyranny.
🗣️ Tony issues a call to arms: Download your free pocket Constitution, show up, and defend your rights while you still have them.
💬 Hit the comments with your thoughts—Do you think Trump is testing a national takeover? Or is this just the beginning?
#TonyMichaelsPodcast #GavinNewsom #TitleX #ConstitutionalRights #ICE #SecretPolice #TrumpCrisis #CaliforniaUnderSiege #DemocracyWatch
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