Newsom plans to crash Trump's LA wildfire visit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : While urging Trump to set aside their own differences and come through for the state, Newsom pointed to one possible area for collaboration: the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
67% : "I look forward to being there on the tarmac to thank the president, welcome him, and we're making sure that all the resources he needs for a successful briefing are provided to him," Newsom told reporters Thursday in Pasadena, where he signed a pair of bills providing $2.5 billion in state recovery.
49% : But with Trump set to arrive Friday afternoon, Newsom sought to downplay their personal beef.
46% : SACRAMENTO, California -- California Gov. Gavin Newsom said he had yet to hear from Donald Trump on the eve of the president's planned tour of wildfire damage in Los Angeles on Friday.
40% : Trump said earlier this week on Fox News that he hadn't given much thought to meeting with Newsom in Los Angeles.
28% : Republicans are pushing to tie the aid to a debt ceiling increase, and Trump has called on Newsom to acquiesce to his demands over water delivery and forest management.
19% : He repeatedly called out Trump for spreading false information on the fires, speaking extensively about his state's investments in wildfire preparedness.
8% : " Trump, who has frequently sparred with Newsom, is set to return to California amid a congressional standoff over conditioning federal disaster aid to the Democrat-run state.
7% : Newsom and Trump have not spoken since the president left office in 2020, and Trump has not returned the Democratic governor's recent calls.

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