Democrat California Governor Gavin Newsom appeared on MSNBC and begged President-elect Donald Trump to visit his state and assist with recovery from the wildfires.

He spoke to former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki where he first thanked President Joe Biden for pledging 100 percent assistance to the state, then he attacked the president-elect before begging him to visit.

“What’s not, I think, helpful or beneficial is the string of consciousness, these wild-eyed fantasies that somehow the state water project — we have reservoirs that are at or near historic highs, full, completely full, that somehow there’s a magical spigot in California, in Northern California, that just can be turned on and all of a sudden there will be rain or water flowing everywhere,” he said.

“It’s not helpful. It’s damaging to the very foundation of the notion of what are facts, what are truths. And the fact of that asymmetry, that’s profound and consequential, amplified by people like, let’s be candid, Elon Musk and others. And that one-two punch is real. And it’s not just about this fire,” the governor said.

“And that’s hurricane-force winds of mis- and dis-information that can divide a country on a myriad of issues. This is serious. And I get it. They want to take us — I get it. I’m not naive. I get the California derangement syndrome. I have been living with that for years and years, “Newscum,” the same seventh grade — I remember the guy on Baltimore Avenue that called me “Newscum.” I was in seventh grade. I can handle that. We will leave that aside,” Newsom said.

“I understand what they’re trying to do. I want to work with them. It’s not about me. It’s about people that we both represent, he represents and I represent. And I’m honored and proud to represent these folks. And I desperately plead with them. Come out here, help us, and we will help you. You will be elevated, Mr. President. At the end of the day, you will be the one we all will go to and say, thank you. Thank you, sir. Thank you for living up to the values of this country. Thank you for having the backs of these families and these kids,” he added.

“I met a kid the other day, literally was driving away. Their house was on fire in the Palisades, and the young daughter said: ‘Dad, did you get my bunny?’ And he said: ‘I didn’t get your bunny. I got four kids,’” That’s what I hope that the president of the United States, President Trump, has an opportunity to meet with that family,” he said.