A Fox News segment resurfaced a 2023 Beijing clip of California Governor Gavin Newsom accidentally knocking over and falling on a child while playing basketball. The host mocked Newsom's fitness and suggested a Pete-Bobby challenge of 100 push-ups and 50 pull-ups in 10 minutes, then played the video and derided Newsom's balance and athleticism. Newsom was heard saying he needed to work up his balance and joked about not missing a shot. The segment also referenced a 2015 incident in which Boris Johnson accidentally tackled a 10-year-old Japanese boy during a football game.
Maybe Newsom should try the Pete-Bobby challenge: 100 push-ups, 50 pull-ups in 10 minutes, said Watters on his show Jesse Watters Primetime. Let's see what he's got, 'cause last time we looked he was knocking down Chinese kids like bowling pins. Watters then played a video of Newsom accidentally knocking over and falling on a child while playing basketball during a 2023 trip to Beijing.
I gotta work up my balance, said Newsom at the time after knocking over the child. Tell everyone I didn't miss a shot. Watters concluded, Kind of had a nice handle on it.
The difference is Trump writes his own tweets. Gavin can't even get it up himself. Newsom is not the only politician to have been caught on camera knocking over a small Asian child.
In 2015, Boris Johnson who would later go on to become prime minister of the United Kingdom accidentally tackled a 10-year-old Japanese boy during a game of football. I'm so sorry, apologized Johnson to the boy, who was reportedly left in pain after being hit by the self-admitted way overweight politician. The boy told reporters, I felt a little bit of pain but it's OK.
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