Biden stokes Newsom presidential buzz at APEC event alongside California governor
President Biden Praises Governor Newsom’s Potential
SAN FRANCISCO — President Joe Biden had some playful words about Governor Gavin Newsom’s future ambitions during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference.
“I want to talk about Gov. Newsom,” Biden said during a reception for APEC leaders. “I want to thank him. He’s been one hell of a governor, man. As a matter of fact, he can be anything he wants. He can have the job I’m looking for.”
While Newsom has been a strong supporter of Biden’s re-election in 2024, there have been rumors of him running a “shadow campaign” for president. His high-profile travels and involvement in APEC have only fueled these speculations. Newsom’s recent trip to China and his role in greeting Chinese President Xi Jinping have garnered attention.
Biden also acknowledged Vice President Kamala Harris, who hails from the San Francisco Bay Area like Newsom. He praised her leadership and partnership, expressing gratitude to the Bay Area for giving her the opportunity to become vice president.
During the event, Biden also recognized the challenges faced by San Francisco Mayor London Breed, calling her job “the hardest in American politics.”
The evening was topped off with a performance by Gwen Stefani, who thanked President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden for their hospitality.
Biden’s appearance at the reception marked the end of his first full day at APEC, which was highlighted by his meeting with President Xi. He has a busy schedule ahead, including speaking at the APEC CEO Summit, attending various events, and participating in the APEC Dinner.
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