Gavin Newsom suffered a ruthless send-up at the hands of an impersonator during the governor\u2019s appearance on Live with Jimmy Kimmel! Tuesday night.<\/p>\n
Toward the end of his interview with Kimmel \u2014 which he used to plug his new memoir \u201cYoung Man in a Hurry\u201d \u2014 a Newsom imitator arrived onstage riding a skateboard to deliver a stinging impersonation of the governor.<\/p>\n
Gov. Gavin Newsom appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Tuesday Jimmy Kimmel Live<\/p>\n
Josh Meyers delivered a ruthless send-up of the governor. Jimmy Kimmel Live<\/p>\n
\u201cOh, man. I am so psyched to be here for a Newsom twosome,\u201d joked Josh Meyers, who is known for his impressions of the governor and is the brother of late-night host Seth Meyers. \u201cI mean, I just came from a ribbon-cutting sesh at a shelter for non-binary chihuahuas.\u201d<\/p>\n
Meyers, sporting matching gray hair and Newsom\u2019s trademark suit-and-tieless look, then awarded the governor a mock trophy \u201cfor your tireless work in uniting the people of Cali.\u201d <\/p>\n
\u201cFrom the meth dealers of Riverside to the shapely Armenians of the Glendale Galleria, from chakra doulas and yoga thems to farmers market furries and rollerbladers with gluten sensitivities.\u201d<\/p>\n
Meyers awarded the governor a mock trophy \u201cfor your tireless work in uniting the people of Cali.\u201d Jimmy Kimmel Live<\/p>\n
Newsom chuckled awkwardly as Meyers continued with his act. Jimmy Kimmel Live<\/p>\n
Newsom chuckled awkwardly as Meyers continued with his act, with Kimmel asking what the trophy was made from.<\/p>\n
\u201cPlated with platinum that was ethically sourced from all my expired AMEX cards. And it holds an entire magnum of this thick-a\u2013 Sauv Blanc,\u201d Meyers replied.<\/p>\n
Kimmel opened his show by jokingly suggesting that Newsom was there to announce a run for president. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Speculation has swirled around the governor\u2019s potential 2028 ambitions, while he continues to catch flak back home several recent trips overseas while problems continue to plague California. <\/p>\n