The California governor candidly shared his thoughts on the home goods retailer explicitly stating that the state is not in its brick-and-mortar plans for its return, after filing for bankruptcy in 2023 and shuttering all of its locations.

While it may seem like the once-bankrupt store would be eager to reach as many new customers as possible, the reality is that the store is leaving millions of potential buyers without an in-person location to visit – and it’s all because of a bizarre feud.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D) office on Wednesday knocked Bed, Bath & Beyond after the company announced it won’t open any new retail stores in the Golden State. “After their

Bed Bath and Beyond executive chairman Marcus Lemonis told Newsmax on Wednesday he would "love to see Gavin Newsom out of office."

After closing its doors in 2023, Bed Bath & Beyond has rebranded to Bed Bath & Beyond Home. The company opened its first store in Brentwood.