Gavin Newsom’s Reaction To Trump Rebranding A Federal Building Is Going Viral For Hilarious Reasons

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On Monday, the U.S. State Department announced it was adding Trump’s name to the U.S. Institute of Peace.

A building is tagged "Donald J. Trump Peace Institute" A tweet described its name change, claiming it honors the greatest dealmaker in American history

Take a closer look:

building facade and "United States Institute of Peace" text; tree in foreground

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Some called this an interesting move, considering DOGE “destroyed” the institute earlier this year. “The Trump White House destroyed the Institute for Peace, firing its staff and calling it a ‘bloated, useless entity,'” said Peter Baker, chief White House correspondent for The New York Times. Now Trump has renamed the institute he sought to destroy after himself. “

Sign with text "donald j. trump" On a large curved stone surface outdoors

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Back in May, a federal judge ruled that Trump used “violence” to take over the institute. Lawyers representing USIP (United States Institute of Peace) commented on the name change: “Changing the name of the USIP building adds insult to injury. A federal judge has already ruled that the government’s armed takeover was illegal. This ruling has been stayed while the government appeals, and it is the only reason for the government to continue to control the building. The rightful owner will eventually prevail and restore the USIP and the building to their legal use.”

"donald j. trump" writing on stone wall

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Now, let’s get to the comments.

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We have a group of people who say, “This is propaganda.”

Screenshot of a tweet stating that the former Peace Institute was renamed the Donald J. Trump Peace Institute by the State Department

Another added, “When subsequent presidents put their names on buildings, it’s an honor. When current presidents put their names on buildings, it’s narcissism.”

images of buildings "Donald J. Trump United States Institute of Peace" on top of it. Comments on tweets about naming buildings after presidents

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“Need more gold,” joked New Jersey Sen. Andy King.

A tweet from @StateDept announcing the renaming of the Institute of Peace to the Donald J. Trump Peace Institute

Gavin Newsom also had two things to say about this.

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Speaking on the main channel, he commented: “I understand, hard work.”

Screenshot of Gavin Newsom’s tweet mocking the State Department’s tweet about naming a building after Donald Trump

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The press office account posted this photo:

A sarcastic tweet compares the KFC Vegan Institute and the Donald J. Trump Peace Institute to altered architectural signs

KFC Vegan Institute? I understand what you did there.

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