‘Shark Tank’ Legend Explains the Real Reason Gavin Newsom’s 2028 Chances Just Died

Kevin O'Leary, 'Mr. Wonderful' from Shark Tank, predicts that Gavin Newsom's presidential aspirations will be 'crushed' by the exposure of alleged fraud and mismanagement in California. O'Leary suggests that scrutiny currently focused on Minnesota's financial issues will inevitably shift to California, highlighting Newsom's perceived lack of 'executional skills' and poor management. The host corroborates this by citing the high cost and minimal progress of California's high-speed rail project (126 miles for $15 billion, projected $128 billion total) as evidence of a 'giant slush fund.'

Kevin O'Leary states, 'Newsom... has presidential aspirations. Well, how's this going to work for him? All this tape you're making... that's coming at him in ads for him when he's running for president. Right now, people say he has no executional skills and he's a bad manager.' The host adds, 'The train was basically supposed to go to LA... It was going to cost they projected it was going to cost 128 billion... They've spent 15 billion and they've all they've done is a train from Bakersfield to Merced 126 miles for $15 billion.'

The host asserts that widespread fraud is occurring within Minnesota's Somali community, involving the theft of federal dollars laundered through fake nursery and preschools. This alleged activity, initially uncovered by journalist Nick Shirley, led to ICE intervention and subsequent 'chaos' and protests in Minneapolis. The host implies a connection between this fraud and political figures like Governor Tim Walz and Representative Ilhan Omar.

The host states, 'The fraud stuff coming out of Minnesota must be uncovered... Cali, which has been a one party state... Everything they do is a giant slush fund.' He later elaborates, 'There's just like the fraud slush fund part of this that it largely in the Somali community of Minnesota specifically they are stealing federal dollars, laundering through them through these fake nursery schools, preschools, etc.'

Don Lemon is heavily criticized for allegedly participating in and narrating a protest inside a Minneapolis church, which the host and legal experts deem an illegal act and not protected by the First Amendment. Lemon's actions are contrasted with legitimate journalism, and he is accused of being an activist and propagandist. The Department of Justice is reportedly considering charging Lemon under the KKK Act for inciting a church raid, a move highlighted by civil rights attorney Harmeet Dhillon.

The host states, 'Don Lemon... he basically stormed a church in Minneapolis with a bunch of activists.' He later quotes Harmeet Dhillon: 'A house of worship is not a public forum for your protest. It is a space protected ex from exactly such acts by federal criminal and civil laws. Nor does the first amendment protect your pseudojournalism of disrupting a prayer service. You are on notice.' The host also cites 'Insider Wire' reporting, 'Breaking Department of Justice to charge Don Lemon under the KKK act for inciting a church raid.'

During the Vice Presidential vetting process, Kamala Harris's team reportedly asked then-candidate Josh Shapiro, who is Jewish, if he had 'ever been an agent of the Israeli government' or communicated with an 'undercover agent of Israel.' Shapiro found the questions offensive, and the host interprets this line of questioning as evidence of deep-seated anti-Semitism within the Democratic party, suggesting it was a factor in Shapiro not being chosen as VP.

The host quotes Redwave Press and The New York Times, 'Camala Harris's vetting team asked Governor Josh Shapiro, quote, 'Have you ever been an agent of the Israeli government?' During VP vetting... Mr. Shapiro, who is Jewish, details a contentious vetting process in which Mrs. Harris's team focused intensely on his views on Israel.' Shapiro's incredulous response was, 'Had I been a double agent for Israel?' and 'If they were undercover, I responded, 'How the hell would I know?''

Virginia's new Governor, Abigail Spanberger, repealed an executive order that mandated state and local law enforcement cooperate with ICE. The host argues this action, along with the Lieutenant Governor swearing on a Quran, is antithetical to American values and the rule of law. He contends that while states can choose not to actively work with ICE, preventing ICE from operating or hindering law enforcement from identifying illegal immigrants violates federal law and degrades the system.

The host states, 'Her first action once sworn in was to repeal an executive order that mandated that the state work with ICE.' He then quotes the Governor: 'This executive order rescends executive order number 47. State and local law enforcement should not be required to divert their limited resources to enforce federal civil immigration laws.' The host counters, 'If you were to say we will not allow ICE here, that absolutely... is a violation of federal law.'