WOW đ¨ California resident with a large diesel truck went in to get gas, he was excited because he was expecting to finally get a cheaper price thanks to Donald Trumpâs Executive Order removing the tax
He was told by the gas station Gavin Newsom is BLOCKING the relief and itâs still full price
Heâs right. Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14435, âEmergency Tax Relief on Diesel Fuelâ
– Penalty waiver for dyed diesel on highways
– Deferral of the federal excise tax
– Treasury is directed to explore avenues to eliminate the obligation to pay the deferred taxes later
Gavin Newsom responded by not lifting the ban on use of red diesel on public roads and has not provided the matching state tax relief
By the way âRed dieselâ is chemically the same as regular highway diesel; the red dye is just a marker so authorities can tell the highway taxes havenât been paid
So Gavin Newsom is blocking it ONLY to hurt Americans before midterms and not give any financial relief
Newsom is a criminal
Again,
– The California State Department of Tax and Fee Administration says that dyed diesel remains prohibited on California public highways (They will not lift the restriction)
– They refuse to suspend the diesel excise tax
– Newsomâs deputy press secretary dismisses Trumpâs federal order as âmore distraction and desperationâ
This is also true in WA state… đ pic.twitter.com/sM6mnhWboh
— Dangerous Rhetoric (@nancydchurchill) October 13, 2026
Factcheck:
Yes, mostly real. Trump signed EO 14435 on Oct 5, 2026, waiving federal penalties for highway use of red-dyed diesel and deferring the 24.4¢/gal federal excise tax through Dec 31 while exploring ways to cancel the deferred amount. It does not override state law.
California still bans dyed diesel on public roads and has not suspended its own ~48¢ tax. CDTFA confirms the status quo; Newsomâs office called the order âdistraction and desperation.â The Lodi video reflects that gap.
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