California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) has beefed up his list of grievances with President Donald Trump once again. Appearing on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday, Newsom discussed his hopes for “a remarkable moment” for the Democratic Party amid the looming Nov. 4 election. He then swiftly turned his sights to take aim at his ongoing political foe, Trump. Telling moderator Kristen Welker that Trump is “a historically unpopular president,” the governor added that the political leader’s “policies are even more unpopular than the president himself.” “In every core category, he’s underwater. And he’s a guy that promised to make us wealthier and healthier,” Newsom continued of Trump’s failed campaign promises. “We’re poorer and sicker, across the board. People are starting to realize that not only is their coffee more expensive, their beef is more expensive, but the cost of an automobile is more expensive, since he became president, the cost of utilities.” From Left: California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and President Donald Trump have repeatedly publicly butted heads over his administration's policies and actions.Getty ImagesNewsom went on to declare that the president has not solved anything that he’s promised to solve.“So his recklessness aside, his style aside, the substance, he hasn’t delivered,” he added. Newsom then echoed his repeated concerns of Trump “trying to rig the [2028 presidential] election,” claiming that he will try to do it “because he knows he’s going to lose the midterms.” Newsom and Trump have frequently fired public shots at each other on social media. The California elected official has trolled Trump’s all-caps social media style and poked fun at the president’s MAGA-style merchandise.Alternatively, Trump has slammed Newsom’s leadership and threatened to have Newsom arrested without specifying any alleged charges.Watch Newsom’s full appearance on “Meet the Press” below.Close