California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked President Donald Trump in a series of TikToks comparing him to a Star Wars villain. Newsom’s press office took to X on Tuesday to share two TikToks of what appeared to be the AI-generated voice of Star Wars antagonist Emperor Palpatine,

Embattled California Governor Gavin Newsom attempted to troll U.S President Donald Trump Tuesday by issuing a video of himself reading one of the president's Truth Social posts in the voice of Emperor Palpatine,

California Governor Gavin Newsom just won the internet by turning President Trump's stern warning about Los Angeles into a Star Wars parody. Here's the video, where you can hear a dramatic reading of Trump's Truth Social post about "liberating" LA from migrants,

Newsom mocked Trump as Star Wars villain Emperor Palpatine in a pair of bizarre AI-generated TikTok videos posted by his press office on Tuesday. The post Gavin Newsom Mocks Trump as Evil Star Wars Villain Emperor Palpatine first appeared on Mediaite.

Gavin Newsom is leaning into the use of memes and one-liners in his latest rebrand as a resistance figurehead.

Trump and Gavin Newsom locked in bizarre LA protests meme battle - ANALYSIS: The administration and the governor have locked horns in courts, in back-and-forth statements, and, increasingly, with meme

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office is mocking President Donald Trump’s characterization of Los Angeles as “occupied” by illegal immigrants, using artificial intelligence and the voice of a “Star Wars” villain.

Rather than let local officials handle things, President Donald Trump sent in U.S. military personnel, a rare and extraordinary step. That puts him in conflict with California governor Gavin Newsom, who has sued the Trump administration over what he calls an "unprecedented power grab.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office is attempting to mock President Donald Trump's characterization of Los Angeles as "occupied" by immigrants, using artificial intelligence and the voice of a "Star Wars" villain.

Mark Hamill sits down with Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist where the “Star Wars” icon opens up about how he learned to accept his Luke Skywalker fame with help from his co-star, Carrie Fisher.