According to Golden Ten Data, on June 8, local time, California Governor Gavin Newsom (Gavin Newsom) posted on the social platform X, listing the so-called "dictator's actions" and retweeting the video of Trump's speech to reporters that day. In the video, Mr. Trump said officials would face charges if they "obstructed the enforcement of law and order." Newsom listed four "dictatorial acts" in the accompanying text: "inciting and provoking violence," "creating mass chaos," "militarizing cities," and "arresting opponents." "These are the actions of dictators, not the president," he wrote. ”