European leaders are criticizing President Donald Trump and his proposed tariffs, pledging solidarity with Greenland at the World Economic Forum.

California Governor Gavin Newsom is making the roughly 6,000-mile journey this week from the Hollywood Hills to the Swiss Alps to rip into President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum.

California’s Democratic governor used real footage from Trump’s recent White House meeting with oil industry executives. During the East Room sit-down, the president abruptly stood up to gaze from a window and observe the progress on his $400 million ballroom. “Wow, what a view,” he said.

Among Trump’s other tasteless additions to the White House include his “Presidential Walk of Fame” along the White House’s West Colonnade, where he installed plaques shaming two of his political adversaries—former presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom should “stop undermining the US on the world stage” and fix his own “broken” state, the White House told The Post in an exclusive statement.

The governor is expected to criticize President Donald Trump for tariffs, arresting the leader of Venezuela and threatening Greenland.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is going to Davos next week with plans to call out Trump and "complicit" CEOs.

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On an official visit to California, the Foreign Affairs Minister met with Mr Newsom, the state’s mayor. The Democratic politician is a long-time rival of Mr Trump, and in a recent statement issued by his office called the US President “a deranged, habitual liar whose relationship with reality ended years ago.”