Gavin Newsom Trolls Donald Trump Over 'Quiet, Piggy' Comment With Unflattering Photo of the President at McDonald's

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00:00Gavin Newsom trolls Donald Trump over quiet, piggy comment with unflattering photo of the president at McDonald's.

00:07Gavin Newsom never misses an opportunity to troll Donald Trump.

00:11The day after, Donald Trump went viral by telling off a female reporter by demanding,

00:16Quiet, piggy!

00:18The governor of California poked fun at the president's physique.

00:21Newsom, 58, tweeted the quote alongside an unflattering photo of the POTUS, 79,

00:27as he was taking off his suit jacket inside a McDonald's.

00:31The image appears to be from when Trump took on a one-day stint at the fast food chain in Feasterville, Pennsylvania.

00:37Newsom's followers got a kick out of the upload, which gained over 23,000 likes in just three hours.

00:44Cook that fraud, one person commented.

00:46Another called out Trump's new health regulations, writing,

00:49This fat expletive idea of healthy is asking executives at Coca-Cola to use real sugar in their beverages.

00:57As OK reported, Trump's shocking remark first came while he was aboard Air Force One on his way to Mar-a-Lago.

01:03A female reporter asked Trump if the Epstein emails contained anything incriminating.

01:08And he responded by pointing at her and saying,

01:10Quiet, quiet, piggy!

01:12That's not the first time the commander-in-chief lost his cool over the Epstein drama.

01:16When Representative Thomas Massey asked Trump if he was trying to prevent the full files from being released,

01:22Trump refused to answer and attacked the reporter instead, calling them fake news and a terrible reporter.

01:28So, a guy like Massey, his poll number is just showing.

01:33Is that 6% approval rating right now?

01:35And, uh, we call him Rand Paul Jr. because he never, he never votes for the Republican Party, he continued.

01:41So, they're using Jeffrey Epstein as a deflection from the tremendous success that we're having as a party.

01:47In the end, on Tuesday, November 18th, the U.S. House of Representatives voted on whether to release the files in full.

01:55The bipartisan bill was passed in a 421-to-1 vote, and it will now move to the Senate.

02:01After that, the president is expected to sign off on it.

02:04Though Trump's name has appeared in Epstein's released emails,

02:08none of the messages have implicated him in the late S-Trafficker's crimes.