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The FBI is now involved and has placed a $50,000 bounty on the head of the shooter. They’re asking the public for any information that could lead to the arrest and prosecution of the individual who fired on law enforcement.
While agents were on the scene, they made a disturbing discovery — ten illegal immigrant minors were found on the premises, eight of whom had no adult guardians with them. Federal officers were attempting to secure and protect those children when they were met with gunfire from leftist radicals.
Chaya Raichik, the conservative firebrand behind Libs of TikTok, posted the shocking video footage from the raid and directly called out the governor. She asked the one question many Americans were wondering:
“Will Gavin Newsom condemn this?”
Given Newsom’s long history of calling for tighter gun control and denouncing gun violence, Raichik’s challenge wasn’t out of line — it was entirely appropriate.
But instead of answering the question like a leader, Newsom went off the rails.
In a public post on X, Newsom replied:
“Of course I condemn any assault on law enforcement, you s* poster. Now do Jan 6.”**
So yes, Newsom technically condemned the shooting — but not without an unhinged personal attack on Raichik and a wildly off-topic reference to January 6. The response wasn’t leadership. It was a tantrum.
Raichik fired back, refusing to let the governor twist the facts:
“Not a single cop or officer was fired upon on January 6th you lying, greasy, slimy weirdo.”
Her reply was blunt, but accurate. No law enforcement officer was shot at during the Capitol riot. Newsom’s attempt to equate that day with a violent leftist attack on federal agents in California simply doesn’t hold up.
This whole incident shines a harsh light on what Newsom truly values — his political image, not public safety. When radical activists fire on federal officers, he’s more upset with the people who call him out than with the shooter.
This is the same governor who’s pushed some of the strictest gun laws in the nation. Law-abiding citizens face endless red tape and restrictions just to exercise their Second Amendment rights in California. But when far-left agitators use firearms to try to block ICE from rescuing vulnerable children, Newsom’s outrage vanishes — or worse, redirects toward conservatives.
There’s yet another troubling layer to this story. The marijuana business at the center of the raid — Glass House Farms — donated $10,000 to Newsom’s campaign back in 2018. That’s the same company where federal agents found ten illegal minors, eight without adults.
So while Newsom plays the hero on Twitter and attacks federal immigration enforcement, he’s quietly taking campaign cash from businesses involved in shady labor practices and potential child exploitation.
Let’s be clear: federal agents had valid warrants. They discovered children who needed help. And yet, they were met with hostility, violence, and silence from the governor of California — until he decided to hurl insults at a conservative woman who dared ask a fair question.
Newsom’s profanity-laced rant didn’t just miss the point — it revealed it. His loyalty isn’t to law enforcement or exploited children. It’s to the radical activists who align with his political ambitions.
Gavin Newsom wants to run for president. But if this is how he handles a shooting aimed at federal agents, imagine how he’d respond to a national crisis.
A governor who swears at his critics, deflects with tired January 6 talking points, and takes money from questionable donors while federal officers get shot at — that’s not a leader. That’s a political opportunist.
The American people are paying attention. And they’re not buying the double standards anymore.
